OSHA is engaged in an investigation of how and why an Indiana man died last week while working at a grain processing plant in Kansas, reports News-Press NOW.
A spokesman for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) confirmed an investigation has been opened about the incident, which occurred a little before noon on Sept. 6, at the Cargill Ag plant in Cummings, KS.
The victim, Angel Silas-Deleon, 26, of Logansport, IN, died after an electric shock of unknown cause affected the grain bin he had been working on with a contractor crew retained by Cargill from CCSGroup of Seward, NE.
The shock also harmed another man on the crew; his employer said he is recovering from his injuries.
