state in freeing workers who become trapped in machinery. The problem reportedly has led to more than 100 deaths and a large number of injuries over the past 5 years.rnThe training is funded by a grant from Michigan OSHA. It began late last month at an idled Ford plant near Detroit.rnAccording to MSU Emergency Response Specialist Scott Tobey, firefighters are often first on the scene when someone is caught in such machinery as a printing press, snow groomer, or elevator.
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