A 27-year-old female civil engineer in Brazil tragically lost her life after being crushed under a steamroller at a construction site.

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In a tragic workplace accident that occurred on October 7 in Macae, Brazil, 27-year-old civil engineer Rafaela Martins de Araujo lost her life. Araujo, who was working at a Petrobras oil company site, was fatally crushed under a roller.

The incident took place at the construction site where Araujo served as a technical manager for MJ2 Construction, which provided services for Petrobras. The brakes of the roller used in the waste storage area suddenly malfunctioned, and the operators lost control. As a result, the roller crushed the young engineer.

Severely injured, Araujo was immediately taken to the Lagomar Emergency Care Unit, but despite all interventions, she could not be saved. According to the report from the Forensic Medicine Institute, Araujo's cause of death was determined to be head trauma.

Petrobras expressed its sorrow over the incident and stated that they are providing support to Araujo's family. The company also announced that it would form a committee to investigate the causes of the accident.

The Local Oil Workers' Union also expressed their condolences regarding the incident, offering their sympathies to the family and stating that they are investigating the matter.

The police have launched an investigation into this accident, which is significant in terms of workplace safety. It is still unclear whether the roller had experienced any issues previously.

Araujo, who graduated from Mogi das Cruzes University in 2020, died prematurely, raising concerns about workplace safety once again.