January 02, 2025

Firefighters rescue worker trapped in feed hauler accident

Steve Smith

Firefighters rescue worker trapped in feed hauler accident

A man was successfully rescued after falling into a feed hauler at a grain facility in Homeworth, Ohio.

The incident: This happened on Thursday morning, January 2. The worker was subcontracting at the site when he slipped into the trailer filled with feed and got stuck inside.

The Homeworth and Alliance Fire Departments arrived swiftly, using a ladder truck to lift him out safely.
The operation took about an hour.

Aftermath: Once freed, the man was sent to a hospital. Fortunately, his injuries are not life-threatening, according to WFMJ.

Response time: The quick action of the fire departments ensured a safe outcome for the subcontractor involved in the mishap.

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