Ann Arbor, MI – A construction worker was injured Wednesday morning after a front-end loader overturned at a school construction site in Ann Arbor.
According to the City of Ann Arbor Fire Department, crews responded around 7:38 a.m. to the site of the new Clague Middle School off Nixon Road. The front-end loader had rolled onto its side, trapping the operator inside.
Firefighters, assisted by Huron Valley Ambulance (HVA), successfully freed the operator, who reportedly sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The worker was transported from the scene by HVA for further medical evaluation.
The incident involved multiple units from the department, including Engine 1-4, Ladder 1-5, Tower 1-1, and Battalion Chief 1. Emergency personnel remained on scene to secure the site.
This marks one of several serious construction-related incidents reported in Ann Arbor this summer, raising ongoing concerns over worker safety at large-scale development sites. No additional injuries were reported, and no delays in school construction have been announced at this time.
Officials have not yet released the identity of the injured worker, and an investigation into the cause of the rollover is underway.
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