A derrick arm collapsed while lifting a motor at an oil refinery, causing the motor to fall on equipment below. An investigation found that corrosion in an empty space in the derrick's structural foundation weakened and ultimately failed the arm under the weight of the motor. The corrosion was caused by accumulated rainwater in the empty foundation space. Lessons from the incident include filling empty spaces in structures to prevent water accumulation and corrosion, regularly inspecting derricks, and ensuring lifting equipment is sound before use.