LEOTI, KANSAS—
Seaboard Foods
Struck by animal, n.e.c. · Fractures
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Seaboard Foods , 1207 W County Rd , LEOTI, KANSAS 67861 on — Fractures, affecting the lower leg(s).
Final narrative
An employee was loading pigs weighing approximately 270 lbs. into a truck. The pigs were coming down the ramp in between the barn and the truck, when a hog got out, and struck the employee from behind causing a broken tibia.
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An employee was moving a 250-gallon tote of sodium hydroxide with a forklift. When the employee lifted the tote, the load shifted and fell forward into the building. The employee was attempting to pick up the lid that had fallen off of the tote when they were splashed with sodium hydroxide, resulting in chemical burns on their left scapula and the back of their left arm.
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Two employees were repairing a slide gate at a feed mill. They were in a scissor lift extended to about 21 feet. A weigh lorry struck the lift and knocked it over. One of the employees fell to the ground along with the lift and suffered a broken right heel, as well as a concussion. The other employee did not sustain injury.
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Two employees were performing maintenance on a jammed manual lift elevator door. The door dislodged and an employee's hand was pulled into the spring bindings connected to the door. Skin was amputated from the employee's left index finger.
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