MIAMI, FLORIDA—
Baker Concrete Construction
Pedestrian struck by vehicle backing up in nonroadway area · Amputations
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Baker Concrete Construction , 1400 NW North River Dr, MIAMI, FLORIDA 33125 on — Amputations, affecting the fingertip(s).
Final narrative
An employee was spreading material for footing when a crane that was holding the material reversed and caught the employee's right thumb between it and a 4 x 4. The employee's right thumb tip was amputated.
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ORLANDO, FLORIDA—
Baker Concrete Construction
An employee was taking down a scaffolding system, standing on the walk board at the second tier, approximately 10 feet off the ground. The employee was tied off to the piece of frame that he was taking off and when he threw it away he fell to the ground, resulting in a fractured pelvis and a broken finger.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA—
Baker Concrete Construction
An employee was preparing to strip a column by attaching it to a crane when the column struck and fractured the employee's pelvis. The column's pins were knocked out at the time of the incident.
HOUSTON, TEXAS—
Baker Concrete Construction
An employee was climbing a wooden ladder with a string of lights over his shoulder. When he reached the top of the ladder, he attempted to grab the rail but missed and fell approximately 20 feet, lacerating the side of his face and head and breaking his wrist.
DENVER, COLORADO—
Baker Concrete Construction
A temp employee was hospitalized with a skull fracture after being struck in the head by the bucket of a mini-excavator.
HOUSTON, TEXAS—
Baker Concrete Construction
Employee was setting a column form with an overhead hoist, when his finger became caught between a metal bracket and a two by four. The bracket lacerated the tip of the employee's finger and shaved a small portion of the bone. Employee was taken to OccuCare Medical clinic, where he was then referred to a specialist at Memorial Herman Hospital.
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