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Safety Incidents OSHA Severe Injury Reports · 2015–2025

Lenick Construction, Inc.

Other jump to lower level less than 6 feet · Fractures

Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Lenick Construction, Inc., 1300 N. 2nd Street, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19112 on — Fractures, affecting the knee(s) and leg(s).

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An employee was erecting scaffolding at a height of less than 5 feet. He lost his balance and jumped off the scaffolding, landing on the concrete floor. He suffered a broken left leg and left knee.

Hospitalized Knee(s) and leg(s) Scaffolds-staging, unspecified

Lenick Construction, Inc.

An employee was setting wood wall panels using a nail gun when the nail gun jammed. After emptying the magazine of nails and putting them back in, the employee shot three nails into a wood panel. On the third shot, the nail hit the head of the second nail that was already in the wall. A piece of the nail broke and ricocheted back, striking the employee under his left eye. They sustained a ruptured globe of the left eye.

Lenick Construction, Inc.

An employee removed a piece of plywood that was covering an HVAC chase hole approximately 2' x 2' in size. Upon removing the plywood from over the hole, the employee turned and stepped into the hole falling 11 feet to the wooden floor below. The employee suffered a broken right forearm, fractured ribs and several fractured vertebrae in his back.

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An employee was installing 80-foot-long trusses onto a 150-foot by 80-foot post-frame building. The employee worked from the north lift and then on the trusses about 20 feet up to install bracing. While installing diagonal bracing on the top chord, the trusses collapsed, causing the employee to fall approximately 20 feet to the concrete and be struck by the falling trusses. The employee was hospitalized with a fractured pelvis and a concussion.

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