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MSHA Fatality Alert

  • Writer: Access Compliance
    Access Compliance
  • Jan 27
  • 1 min read

"On December 22, 2025, a contractor died after receiving burns from a

pressurized hydraulic line that ruptured and caught fire. The contractor was cutting wedges from a

cone crusher with a torch.

Best Practices

Never apply heat to or near pressurized hydraulic lines.

Never apply heat to components when flammable, combustible, or explosive materials are present.

Protect and/or relocate hydraulic lines to prevent physical damage.

Examine all components and surrounding areas before applying heat, cutting or welding. Conduct daily inspections of hydraulic equipment, hoses, and connections for leaks, wear, or damage.

Always use proper protective equipment for the task..."


 
 
 

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