2 UPS employees die in workplace accident at Ontario International Airport hub - Daily Bulletin
Two UPS employees were killed Monday, Nov. 25, in a workplace accident at the package-delivery service’s hub at Ontario International Airport, Ontario police said.
UPS spokesman Steve Gaut said the accident happened sometime before 6 a.m. and involved two part-time package handlers.
Luke Brown, a spokesman for Cal/OSHA, which investigates workplace accidents, said the victims were on what is called a tug. UPS Airlines said in a Twitter message that tugs pull dollies that are loaded with containers to be loaded onto airplanes. Some tugs have tops. The one the victims were in did not.
Two UPS employees were killed Monday, Nov. 25, in a workplace accident at the package-delivery service’s hub at Ontario International Airport, Ontario police said.
UPS spokesman Steve Gaut said the accident happened sometime before 6 a.m. and involved two part-time package handlers.
Luke Brown, a spokesman for Cal/OSHA, which investigates workplace accidents, said the victims were on what is called a tug. UPS Airlines said in a Twitter message that tugs pull dollies that are loaded with containers to be loaded onto airplanes. Some tugs have tops. The one the victims were in did not.
