Ryan v. Industrial Comm.

OPINION

By SKEEL, PJ.:

Albert Ryan, the plaintiff’s decedent, was, on the 9th day of January, 1941, an employee of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, a contributor to the Insurance Fund administered by the defendant. He was a stationary engineer. The boiler room of the Foundation where Ryan was employed was equipped with two large boilers over which was constructed a cat walk to be used to make necessary repairs and to regulate certain valves connected with the power equipment. The cat walk which was forty feet above the floor of the boiler room could be reached from a stairway which extended up…