MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA—
LFI Ft. Pierce, Inc.
Pedestrian struck by forward-moving vehicle in nonroadway area · Crushing injuries
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at LFI Ft. Pierce, Inc., Eastchase Apartments, MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36117 on — Crushing injuries, affecting the foot (feet), unspecified.
Final narrative
An employee was keeping boxes from falling in front of the Bobcat truck. The Bobcat truck ran over the employee's left foot crushing it.
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An employee was carrying a 10- to 15-pound box up a stairwell. He fell backward at the fifth step and landed on the floor on his right side/backside, suffering a fractured right lower arm.
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A temporary employee passed out while flagging traffic at a road construction project. He sustained a heat related illness.
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LFI Ft. Pierce, Inc.
An employee was trimming a tree limb with a chainsaw. When the limb started to come down, the employee reached to grab it and the chainsaw cut his right wrist/hand, including an artery. The injury required surgery.
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA—
LFI Ft. Pierce, Inc.
A temporary employee was laying down insulation in the attic of a commercial building under construction. The employee fell from the attic to the concrete floor and suffered a concussion.
WINNFIELD, LOUISIANA—
LFI Ft. Pierce Inc
An employee was using an air hose to clean up/blow off sawdust from the work area. When he sat the hose down to go turn off the shut-off valve it started jumping around and hit his buttocks, causing a 1" to 2" laceration that required hospitalization.
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