DENVER, PENNSYLVANIA—
Lazer Spot Inc.
Other jump to lower level, unspecified · Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Lazer Spot Inc., 2195 North Reading, DENVER, PENNSYLVANIA 17517 on — Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury, affecting the lumbar region.
Final narrative
An employee was exiting a truck when his leg became tangled in an airline. He lost his balance and jumped from the catwalk landing, then fell against the truck, injuring his lower back.
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TOPEKA, KANSAS—
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A driver was retrieving paperwork from the trailer. He climbed onto the elevated trailer deck for the paperwork and upon attempting to get down from the back of the trailer, he fell approximately 4 feet onto the concrete surface. The employee sustained a fractured hip and wrist.
DELAWARE, OHIO—
Lazer Spot Inc.
An employee was driving a truck and pulling an empty trailer from a dock door at a warehouse facility. As the empty trailer moved to a drop lot, the truck and trailer rolled over. The employee sustained broken ribs, a punctured lung, and a lacerated spleen.
CORSICANA, TEXAS—
Lazer Spot Inc
A trailer was moved to reposition itself while the doors were open. An employee was behind the trailer when product on the trailer fell onto him, knocking him to the ground. The employee suffered a hairline neck fracture and intracranial hemorrhage.
ALPHARETTA, GEORGIA—
Lazer Spot Inc.
A truck driver was closing the doors on his trailer when another truck struck the trailer causing the truck to bounce and shake erratically. The driver suffered a broken pelvis and a laceration across his back.
COMMERCE, GEORGIA—
Lazer Spot, Inc.
An employee opened the back door of a trailer and a boxed hot water heater fell from the top of a double stacked row and struck him on the shoulder, knocking him to the ground and resulting in a right hip fracture.
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