WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA—
Manhattan Road & Bridge Company
Struck, caught, or crushed in other collapsing structure or equipment · Crushing injuries
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Manhattan Road & Bridge Company, US 77 Over Washita River, WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA 73098 on — Crushing injuries, affecting the chest, except internal location of diseases or disorders.
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Final narrative
An employee was inside a rebar cage, helping a coworker hook up chains to rig for lifting. The cage shifted and the rebar collapsed to one side; the employee suffered crushing injuries to the chest and an ankle contusion. He was hospitalized.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA—
Manhattan Road & Bridge Company
An employee was in a man basket attached to a telehandler when their hand was crushed between the basket and the telehandler as it was descending. The employee sustained a partial amputation of their right ring finger.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA—
Manhattan Road & Bridge Company
An employee was in a man basket, cleaning off beams and removing overhang jacks. The basket was moved while his left hand was on its guardrail, and his middle and ring fingers were crushed between the guardrail and a highway beam. He suffered amputations to the two fingers.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA—
Manhattan Road & Bridge Company
An employee was adjusting a pipe brace to stabilize a girder on the barge. As he was swinging a sledgehammer to extend the pipe brace he started experiencing dizziness, lethargy, and numbness. The employee suffered dehydration due to heat.
HODGEN, OKLAHOMA—
Manhattan Road & Bridge Company
An employee was stepping out of his truck when his leg gave way and he fell to the pavement, striking his face and injuring his neck. The employee's arms were numb and he was taken to the hospital. The employee required surgery for a spinal injury.
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS—
Manhattan Road & Bridge Company
An employee was accessing a pedestrian bridge. While approaching a ladder at the end of the bridge, the employee fell 5-8 feet onto the sloped paving, suffering a broken left ankle.
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