| CASE | MIFACE Summaries of MIOSHA Inspections |
| Case 111 | 25-year-old lineman was electrocuted when he contacted a 40,000 volt energized chain. |
| Case 115 | 34-year-old journeyman electrician was fatally electrocuted when he contacted bus bars energized to 7,200 Kvs while walking on the steel structure of a new, non-energized electrical substation. |
| Case 12 | 53-year-old roofer dies when aluminum ladder contacts an overhead power line. |
| Case 130 | 57-year-old master electrician was electrocuted after contacting 12,447 volts when working in a switchgear cubicle installing the control wiring for the new generator building. |
| Case 138 | 27-year-old vinyl siding installer died when he contacted a 7,000-volt energized powerline with his hands. |
| Case 155 | 66-year-old male volunteer was electrocuted when he contacted an un-insulated 4,800-volt overhead power line. |
| Case 16 | 41-year-old owner/operator of an eavestrough sales and installation company was electrocuted when the aluminum ladder he was holding contacted a bare 7200-volt powerline. |
| Case 162 | 33-year-old carpenter was electrocuted while carrying a 28-foot extended aluminum extension ladder that contacted an overhead primary 4500-volt power line located approximately 19 feet from a residence under construction. |
| Case 172 | 42-year-old male painter was electrocuted when the aluminum extension ladder that he and the company owner were repositioning contacted an overhead primary 13,200-volt electrical power line. |
| Case 185 | 44-year-old construction laborer was electrocuted when he contacted an energized crawler excavator. |
| Case 198 | 43-year-old concrete poured wall construction company owner was electrocuted while attempting to extinguish his truck’s tire fire caused by an energized 7,200-volt power line lying on the truck. |
| Case 199 | 33-year-old journeyman lineman was killed when the cross arm of a 35-foot section of a wood power pole he was topping landed on his back, pinning him to the elevated bucket. |
| Case 200 | 57-year-old supervisor/foreman/lineman for an electric cooperative died when he contacted a 7,200-volt live electric line while attempting to change a fuse on a power pole. |
| Case 220 | 56-year-old company owner died when he contacted a live electrical line carrying 220 volts while replacing a well pump. |
| Case 221 | 34-year-old construction laborer electrocuted during demolition activities of a light industrial building. |
| Case 242 | 49-year-old male welder for a boardwalk construction firm died from a probable electrocution due to contact with 120 volts while preparing to conduct a shielded metal arc weld on a guardrail system for a floating dock. |
| Case 26 | 21-year-old painter was electrocuted when the aluminum extension ladder he was repositioning to paint a residence contacted an overhead 4800-volt energized electrical line |
| Case 264 | 46-year-old data technician/field operations supervisor/safety officer for a telecommunications company was electrocuted when he contacted 277 volts of electricity while relocating television monitors and associated cabling. |
| Case 267 | 60-year-old plumber was electrocuted when he contacted a 120-volt energized electrical source while removing existing water pipes in the crawl space of a single-family residence. |
| Case 300 | 50-year-old roofer was fatally electrocuted when the 40-foot aluminum extension ladder he and a coworker were extending contacted a 7,600-volt overhead power line. |
| Case 317 | 26-year-old carpenter was electrocuted when the 20-foot aluminum extension ladder he was using to lift low hanging cable lines contacted an energized 7,600 KV power line. |
| Case 330 | 39-year-old volunteer died when he was electrocuted after contacting an energized 7,200 volt power line while erecting a scaffold. |
| Case 382 | 40-year-old master electrician was electrocuted while working with 480-volt energized wires (3-3/0 AWG and ground wire) from a newly installed junction box near the floor. |
| Case 412 | 35-year-old welder was electrocuted while welding on the underside of a dock while lying on his back on a floating platform. |
| Case 424 | 37-year-old concrete finisher was electrocuted when the handle of the 29-foot-long metal bull float he was using contacted an energized 7,200 volt power line. |
| Case 435 | 36-year-old gutter installer died when he was electrocuted by an ungrounded 7000/8750-watt portable generator located inside the back of a box truck. |
| Case 449 | 44-year-old journeyman electrical lineman was electrocuted when he contacted an overhead wire energized 7,600 KV to ground. |
| Case 465 | 45-year-old electrical transformer technician died from complications following contact with a 4,800-volt energized wire/parts while reaching for a crescent wrench he had dropped in a buss duct. |
| Case 51 | 22-year-old truck driver was electrocuted while standing on the ground when his truck’s raised dump box contacted an energized 69,000-volt overhead power line. |
| Case 528 | 19-year-old apprentice was installing 277-volt LED lighting assemblies in an office when he contacted a live conductor and was electrocuted. |
| Case 53 | 23-year-old ironworker was electrocuted while operating a rough terrain fork truck that made contact with a 4800-volt overhead power line. |
| Case 533 | 53-year-old male journeyman substation technician was electrocuted by induced voltage from a nearby 345KV energized line when removing the ground wire from a de-energized line. |
| Case 69 | 27-year-old construction laborer was electrocuted when the top of a 27-foot aluminum hoist he was carrying contacted an energized 7200-volt overhead power line. |
| Case 77 | 28-year-old male roofer was electrocuted while in workshop. |
| Case 79 | 47-year-old commercial tech electrician died when he contacted an electrical cable energized with 240 volts, 50 amps. |
| Case 84 | 41-year-old construction worker was electrocuted while guiding a metal culvert in a trench when the excavator made contact with a 7,200-volt overhead power line. |
| Case 92 | 32-year-old asbestos abatement worker was electrocuted by a 120-volt energized source. |
| Case 94 | 43-year-old worker was electrocuted while holding onto steel joists being moved with a boom crane. |