SAINT LIBORY, ILLINOIS—
TOP AG COOPERATIVE, INC.
Struck by powered vehicle tipping over-nontransport · Fractures
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at TOP AG COOPERATIVE, INC., Old St. Louis Rd, SAINT LIBORY, ILLINOIS 62282 on — Fractures, affecting the neck, except internal location of diseases or disorders.
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Final narrative
An employee was dumping lime from a flatbed dump truck onto a customer's field when the truck tipped over. The employee was inside the cab at the time of the incident and suffered a cervical fracture, a leg hematoma, and several contusions.
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TRENTON, ILLINOIS—
Top Ag Cooperative Inc
An employee opened a valve to connect lines in order to transfer anhydrous ammonia vapor from one tank to another when a vapor release occurred. The vapor contacted the employee's right arm and the right side of their face, resulting in burns.
TRENTON, ILLINOIS—
TOP AG COOPERATIVE, INC.
An employee was investigating a leak on a mobile nursery tank that was filled with anhydrous ammonia when the anhydrous ammonia released contacted the employee. The employee experienced temporary vision loss and respiratory issues.
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