SUMNER, TEXAS—
LOAD TRAIL LLC
Struck by object falling from vehicle or machinery-other than vehicle part · Fractures
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Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at LOAD TRAIL LLC, 220 FM 2216, SUMNER, TEXAS 75486 on — Fractures, affecting the head and trunk.
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Final narrative
An employee was installing a cylinder underneath a trailer when a bolt on the conveyor came off and the trailer's back end came down and struck the employee. The employee suffered a fractured skull and broken ribs.
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An employee was pushing a trailer that was resting on a sawhorse back into the weld area. His hands were on the sawhorse while pushing. The sawhorse stopped moving and the trailer shifted catching his hand in a pinch point between the trailer and the sawhorse. The employee sustained a partial amputation of the right little finger.
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Employees were installing a removable jack onto the front of a trailer. The injured employee was aligning the bolt holes as the jack was being pushed into position. As the jack slid into place, his right index fingertip was amputated.
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An employee was in the assembly warehouse taking a count of palletized product. Fender backs (raw material used in making finished product) slid off a pallet onto the employee's lower left leg. The employee sustained a fractured fibula and a dislocated ankle.
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An employee accidentally shot himself in the right thigh with a pneumatic nail gun and was hospitalized.
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