2 injured in Beaver County power plant accident released from hospital

BEAVER COUNTY, Pa. — Two men who were injured in the deadly Bruce Mansfield Power Plant accident Tuesday night have been released from the hospital.

A spokesperson for Enerfab Corp., the company the men were working for under contract, confirmed Thomas Cantwell and Nathan Compton were the two men who were released.

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Michael Gorchock is still in the hospital but is improving, according to Enerfab.

Workers were performing maintenance work in an underground enclosure at the Bruce Mansfield Power Plant on Ferry Hill Road late Tuesday night when two died and four were injured.

The Kevin P. Bachner and John M. Gorchock Jr. Memorial Fund at PNC has been set up for the victims' families.

Donations can be made at any branch or sent to 1155 Washington Pike, Bridgeville, PA 15017.

The investigation is ongoing.

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