Sa cabine se renverse sur le côté et heurte un bloc de béton : un jeune homme de 20 ans meurt écrasé dans une scierie

Un jeune homme de 20 ans est mort écrasé après que l’engin forestier qu’il conduisait s’est renversé, mardi 24 mars, à Dunières, dans la Haute-Loire.

Un accident du travail a endeuillé, mardi 24 mars, la scierie Moulin à Dunières. Un jeune homme de 20 ans est mort aux commandes d’un engin forestier de 50 tonnes qui s’est renversé, relaie le journal Le Progrès. En tombant, la cabine du conducteur a heurté un bloc de béton, selon les premiers retours des pompiers de Haute-Loire. La victime est morte écrasée.

Le défunt était aux commandes de cette pelle à grappin de 50 tonnes, utilisée pour manipuler des grumes, lorsque l’engin s’est brutalement renversé sur le côté pour une raison encore inconnue. Coincé entre la cabine et un bloc de béton, il n’a pas survécu à ses blessures malgré l’intervention de 20 sapeurs-pompiers mobilisés depuis les casernes de Dunières, Saint-Just-Malmont, Tence, ainsi que les unités de sauvetage du Puy et du Mazet-Saint-Voy.

Pas le premier accident du travail sur le site

Une enquête a été ouverte par la gendarmerie pour déterminer les circonstances du drame, et l’inspection du travail était également attendue sur place. La scierie a déjà connu plusieurs accidents graves par le passé : des amputations, des employés coincés dans une empileuse. Le décès de ce jeune homme de 20 ans serait toutefois le premier accident mortel recensé sur le site.

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