SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA—
Sea Island Acquisition, LLC
Compressed or pinched by shifting objects or equipment · Amputations
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Sea Island Acquisition, LLC, 100 Cloister Drive, SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA 31561 on — Amputations, affecting the fingertip(s).
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Final narrative
An employee was unloading a spring-loaded fork on a powered industrial truck (PIT). A dislodged spring partially amputated his right ring fingertip. The employee was hospitalized and required surgery.
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SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA—
Sea Island Acquisition, LLC
An employee fell while walking down a flight of stairs. The employee was hospitalized with a bruised left leg and foot, as well as lower back pain.
SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA—
Sea Island Acquisition, LLC
An employee was reaching into a cupboard over a fryer. A small CO2 container (used for whipped cream) was knocked into the fryer and exploded, splashing hot grease onto the employee and causing burns to the employee's face, neck, and forearms.
SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA—
Sea Island Acquisition, LLC
An employee was cutting parsley with a knife, which amputated the tip of the employee's index finger.
SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA—
Sea Island Acquisition, LLC
An employee was retrieving a food item from a freezer when she slipped on ice and fell. The employee struck her head and lost consciousness. The employee was hospitalized for a head contusion.
SEA ISLAND, GEORGIA—
Sea Island Acquisition, LLC
An employee was driving a golf cart after loading it with firewood from a storage bin. While the cart was maneuvering in the tight space between the bin and a construction truck parked next to it, the employee's left leg was caught between the bin and the cart. The employee was hospitalized, suffering from swelling and laceration to the leg.
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