37a. Distribution of causes of deaths from falls in construction, 1992-2005 average From girder, struct. steel (8%) From scaffold, staging (18%)

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37a. Distribution of causes of deaths from falls in construction, 1992-2005 average From girder, struct. steel (8%) From scaffold, staging (18%)

37b. Rate of deaths from falls, selected construction occupations, 2003-2005 average

37c. Distribution of causes of injuries from falls involving days away from work, construction, 2005 Other (27.5%) On same level (34.0%) From roof (6.1%) From scaffold (8.3%) From ladder (24.2%)

37d. Rate of nonfatal injuries from falls, selected construction occupations, 2005