Gallagher’s goal was to carry on the family business, where he worked alongside his older brother, Shaun, installing water intake pipelines in Barrie, Innisfil and Kenora.
Gallagher was building a soil retaining wall prior to the incident, said ministry spokesman Matt Blajer.Ĭlipper Construction, which contracted Galcon for work on the condo, refused to comment on Gallagher’s death. S., which has been halted while the Ministry of Labour investigates. is overseeing the project, at 1900 Brock St. Gallagher, who grew up in Etobicoke, was the sole victim.īrampton-based Clipper Construction Ltd. Two other Galcon employees onsite were aiding disassembly. number flash on the screen (for example: SO1: Galcon RTU, GALILEO NUM: 05 ). “He was the guy running that whole job,” Dave, 56, said. Galcon Bakarim Agricultural Cooperative Society Ltd TWO WAY RADIO SYSTEM. The force of the blow killed him instantly in what Gallagher’s father, Dave, called a “freak accident.”Ī fully-licensed crane operator, Gallagher had been lifting for Galcon Marine Ltd., a marine construction firm run by his father, where he worked nearly half his life.
23, Gallagher was dismantling a mobile Link-Belt 98 crane when he was crushed by a fallen lattice boom. So when he died in a sudden construction accident last week, Gallagher, who was expecting his first child in April, was in his milieu, close to the Whitby waterfront where he had been working on a condo development site.Īround 2 p.m. Inside his Barrie home, David Gallagher lined his office wall-to-wall with images of tugs and barges and swiveling cranes, incessant reminders of a life devoted - in work and play - to marine construction. 332 FL Studio, 304 Flash (Adobe), 302 Flash (game), 254 Fleischmann.
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