ATLANTA, GEORGIA—
Two Men and a Truck
Shooting by other person-intentional · Gunshot wounds
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Two Men and a Truck, 3127 Presidential Drive, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30340 on — Gunshot wounds, affecting the abdomen, except internal location of diseases or disorders.
Final narrative
An employee was attacked while getting out of his car. An assailant hit him on the head twice with the butt of a gun, then shot him in the stomach after he turned around and wrestled for control of the gun. He was hospitalized.
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An employee was standing at ground level next to the loading dock that had a manual docking plate attached. As the docking plate was opening, the employee's finger was caught in the mechanism, resulting in a partial amputation of the left middle finger.
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Two Men and a Truck
On November 28, 2022, an employee was descending the ramp of the truck when he slipped and fell three-to-four feet to the ground. The employee was hospitalized for a lower right leg fracture.
NORTHPORT, ALABAMA—
Two Men and a Truck
An employee was moving a glass piece of furniture. The piece fell and lacerated the employee's right forearm.
LOVELAND, COLORADO—
Two Men and a Truck
The injured employee and a co-worker had just finished packing up items in a house and were transferring them to a new location when the injured employee felt chest pains as he was driving the moving truck. The employee had a stroke.
DAVIE, FLORIDA—
Two Men and a Truck
An employee was spotting for a truck driver who was backing up in the truck yard. The driver did not see the employee and pinned him between his truck and another truck nearby. He suffered a collapsed lung.
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