HATFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA—
D & W Fine Pack, LLC
Caught in or compressed by equipment or objects, unspecified · Amputations
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at D & W Fine Pack, LLC, 1100 Schwab Road, HATFIELD, PENNSYLVANIA 19440 on — Amputations, affecting the fingertip(s).
Final narrative
An employee was clearing a jam in a packaging machine when the employee's right index finger became caught in the machine. The wrapper blades then amputated the employee's fingertip.
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FORT CALHOUN, NEBRASKA—
D&W FINE PACK, LLC .
An employee was training a new employee. A roller extruder was activated while the employee's hand was inside it resulting in amputation of their right index finger at the first knuckle.
FORT CALHOUN, NEBRASKA—
D&W FINE PACK, LLC .
An employee was troubleshooting a water leak when the pressurized water circuit burst and sprayed hot water onto the employee, resulting in burns and blistering to their left arm and torso.
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, ILLINOIS—
D&W Fine Pack LLC
An employee was working on an extruder when he went into the winder to re-thread the sheet. He asked his helper to position the turret forward to gain access to the sheet roll. When the helper rotated the turret, the employee was caught between the idle roller and the pull roll guard. The injured employee sustained fractured ribs.
FORT CALHOUN, NEBRASKA—
D&W FINE PACK, LLC .
Two employees were changing out a plastic mold cavity. The machine engaged while one employee's hand was in it, and the employee's right little fingertip was amputated.
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, ILLINOIS—
D&W Fine Pack LLC
An employee was attempting to re-thread a broken sheet through a roll on an extruder when he fell backward. His left hand hit the bottom pull roll, which pulled his left arm into the machine, crushing it and requiring surgery.
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