MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI—
Tindall Corporation
Exposure to environmental heat · Effects of heat and light, unspecified
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Tindall Corporation, 11450 Saracennia Road, MOSS POINT, MISSISSIPPI 39562 on — Effects of heat and light, unspecified, affecting the bODY SYSTEMS.
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Final narrative
An employee had been tying rebar under a covered shed and reported having cramps at 10 AM. He was taken to the air-conditioned office and given fluids, but the cramps continued. He was then hospitalized.
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CONLEY, GEORGIA—
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An employee was on a portable ladder putting granite in a silo when the bag of granite fell off the forklift and landed on a scissor lift. The bag then rolled off the scissor lift, hitting the portable ladder and knocking the employee off the ladder. The bag landed on top of the employee and they sustained fractures to the ribs and spine.
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Tindall Corporation
An employee was making precast concrete forms when they began to feel ill. The employee was hospitalized for heat exhaustion.
CONLEY, GEORGIA—
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An employee was operating a drill press, drilling a hole in a piece of plywood, when his gloved right ring finger was caught in the rotating drill bit, causing an amputation.
CONLEY, GEORGIA—
Tindall Corporation
An employee was laying out wire mesh for a precast concrete form when he slipped on a piece of corrugated duct that was being placed in the product. He fell to the ground, dislocating his right hip and breaking his right femur. He was hospitalized and underwent surgery.
CONLEY, GEORGIA—
Tindall Corporation
An employee was operating a bar bending machine to bend rebar when their fingertip was amputated. The machine was unguarded at the time.
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