FORT LUPTON, COLORADO—
People Ready
Exposure to environmental heat · Heat exhaustion, prostration
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at People Ready, 15417 Highway 52, FORT LUPTON, COLORADO 80621 on — Heat exhaustion, prostration, affecting the bODY SYSTEMS.
Final narrative
A temporary employee was traveling to a job site. The employee's car broke down at 6:00 p.m. The employee arrived at the site at 8:00 p.m., developed symptoms of heat exhaustion at 8:15, and was hospitalized.
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OCALA, FLORIDA—
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A temporary employee was lifting a transformer from on top of a pallet when his left index finger was caught between the pallet and the floor, resulting in a partial amputation of his left index finger.
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A temporary employee was adjusting dunnage under a lifted load of corrugated metal decking when he signaled the forklift operator to let the boom out. During this process, a piece of decking slid off and hit his lower leg. He was hospitalized with a right ankle fracture and a fractured right tibia and fibula.
TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA—
People Ready
A temporary employee was unloading a crated kitchen range from a tractor trailer at the warehouse's dock when he mis-stepped, slipped, and lost control of the load. He then fell and was struck on the head by the falling appliance, suffering a mastoid effusion, L1 burst fracture, severed central canal, compression of conus or proximal calida equina leukocytosis, and hyperglycemia.
ANDREWS, TEXAS—
People Ready
An employee was struck by a forklift and hospitalized with fractures and a laceration.
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