PECOS, TEXAS—
Fluid Delivery Solutions
Struck by powered vehicle-nontransport, unspecified · Fractures
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Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Fluid Delivery Solutions, Fella lease, PECOS, TEXAS 79772 on — Fractures, affecting the pelvis.
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Final narrative
Two employees were rigging up while a third employee was using a truck to light the worksite with headlights. When the third employee exited the truck to help them, the truck rolled down and pinned the two employees. One employee was hospitalized with a cracked pelvis.
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BIG LAKE, TEXAS—
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Two employees were driving on a lease road, hauling a pump. An antenna on the pump got caught on an overhead electrical wire, directing energy to the truck. One employee suffered an electrical burn, as well as a sprained ankle when he jumped out of the truck; the other suffered a shoulder injury when he jumped out of the truck and rolled on the ground.
MIDLAND, TEXAS—
Fluid Delivery Solutions
An employee was helping unravel hose when his hand was placed in the buffer zone between the trailer and hose. His right middle finger was caught between the hose and the trailer, resulting in the traumatic amputation of his fingertip.
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