The situation is currently being investigated by the relevant authorities
, assured Anne Marcotte, spokeswoman for Aéroports de Montréal. The incident had no impact on airport operations, she said.
Urgences-santé intervened on site after a call at 1:15 p.m., spokesman Jean-Marie Dufresne confirmed.
The man worked in the luggage transport sector, said Antoine Leclerc-Loiselle, spokesman for the Commission on Standards, Equity, Health and Safety at Work (CNESST).
” Two CNESST inspectors were dispatched […] to secure the scene of the accident, gather information to better understand the circumstances of the accident and meet people who could have been witnesses. »
An investigation could be launched CNESST. First, it is necessary to determine [si l’employé travaillait pour] an entity under provincial or federal jurisdiction, considering it happened on an airport property. We should know more details on Monday.
says Mr. Leclerc-Loiselle.
If the man worked for a federal company, the investigation would instead be transferred to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada.
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