ELGIN, ILLINOIS—
CPC Logistics, Inc.
Roadway collision-moving in same direction · Traumatic injuries and disorders, unspecified
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at CPC Logistics, Inc., Mile Marker 55, ELGIN, ILLINOIS 60120 on — Traumatic injuries and disorders, unspecified, affecting the nonclassifiable.
Final narrative
An employee was injured in a motor vehicle accident when he rear-ended another truck. The employee was hospitalized with potential fractures.
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An employee was walking around a trailer doing an inspection when another trailer was being backed up into an adjacent spot. The injured employee became pinned between the two trailers, resulting in a crushed pelvic bone.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI—
CPC LOGISTICS INC.
An employee was operating a vehicle when they began to experience signs of heat exhaustion.
HOUSTON, TEXAS—
CPC Logistics, Inc.
An employee was checking a trailer during pre-trip for unloading equipment when they fell out of the trailer and hit the ground below, resulting in a fractured left ankle.
MIAMI, FLORIDA—
CPC LOGISTICS INC.
An employee was unloading freight when his right thumb was caught in a trailer's lift gate. The thumb was broken.
HOUSTON, TEXAS—
CPC Logistics, Inc.
An employee had finished unloading a trailer when they began experiencing tingling in their legs and were hospitalized for heat exhaustion.
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