Safety First - Safety first
I start this survey with a sad news item:
The Associated Press, 23.05.2011/XNUMX/XNUMX wrote:Spanish cyclist Xavier Tondo dies from beast accident
[Stuck by his garage door] detail at the bottom of this post.
This sad news could have been avoided with the application of simple security measures. By establishing protocols that become automatic: such as systematically placing a chock under the wheels on sloping ground (even slight). Especially in the context of a sport or a profession that constantly suggests "new situations" that must be managed ...
But who does it?
This accident reminds us that as "Developers of innovative solutions" in the field of econology. Everything must be done to avoid the accident by managing, the pre-accident => so that the accident never reaches the "critical" situation ...
And you, what do you do in everyday life, in terms of accident prevention?
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The Associated Press, 23.05.2011/XNUMX/XNUMX wrote:MADRID - Spanish runner Xavier Tondo, winner of the 2011 edition of the Tour of Castile and Leon, died on Monday, crushed by his car against the door of a garage he was trying to open near Granada, in the south of the country, announced a spokesman for the Civil Guard.
He said the 32-year-old racer got out of his vehicle to try to open the garage door.
His car then rolled forward, wedging it against the door. According to the spokesperson, another person was occupying the passenger seat at the front of the vehicle at the time of the tragedy.
Radio Cadena SER clarified that Tondo was in the company of runner Benat Intxausti and that the two men were to leave to train with Alejandro Valverde in the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
On the announcement of his death, Alberto Contador, triple winner of the Tour de France and current leader in the general classification of the Giro in Italy, sent on Twitter his “sincere condolences to his family”, greeting a “sensational man who loved this sport like nobody".
"I'll miss you a lot. Rest in peace, ”he wrote.
Tondo was to start the next Tour de France under the colors of its new Movistar team.
The Spanish cycling federation said he had won 14 races during his career.
At the beginning of 2011, he had helped dismantle a doping network in Spain by warning the police following emails received asking him to buy banned products such as EPO, clenbuterol, ...