HOUSTON, TEXAS—
TBC Corporation
Other fall to lower level 6 to 10 feet · Cuts and abrasions or bruises
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at TBC Corporation, 4114 Highway 6 N., HOUSTON, TEXAS 77084 on — Cuts and abrasions or bruises, affecting the head, unspecified.
Final narrative
An employee was teaching other employees how to inventory equipment. As the employee was taking an inventory of tires, he stepped off a catwalk and fell approximately 7 feet to a concrete surface. He was hospitalized with a head contusion and laceration.
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JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA—
TBC Corporation
On February 29, 2020, a sales employee entered a tire service bay and tripped over a pneumatic air hose, striking his head on a wall. He suffered a head laceration and two fractured vertebrae and was hospitalized.
BRIDGETON, MISSOURI—
TBC Corporation
An employee was working on a tire while a customer was putting air in an air tank. The tank exploded under pressure, causing injuries to both of the employee's legs.
MERRITT ISLAND, FLORIDA—
TBC Corporation
An employee was unloading tires from a truck at a warehouse when he fell 2 feet out of the back of the truck and hit his shoulder and neck on the ground. He was hospitalized overnight.
CRYSTAL RIVER, FLORIDA—
TBC Corporation
An employee was putting air in a tire when the tire exploded resulting in a left wrist fracture.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA—
TBC Corporation
An employee was opening the bay door when the door's roller came loose from one side and caused the bay door to shift. The bay door's glass window then shattered and impaled the employee in the chest.
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