KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA—
ENERGY AIR, INC.
Injured by slipping or swinging object held by injured worker · Cuts, lacerations
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at ENERGY AIR, INC., 8000 Sins Up Circle, KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA 34747 on — Cuts, lacerations, affecting the forearm(s).
Final narrative
An employee was cutting a block wall with a grinder. The grinder bounced off the wall and lacerated the employee's left forearm.
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An employee walked to their work truck to put a delivery receipt in it. While walking back to the jobsite area, the employee was walking over a sandy area and tripped, putting their right hand out to catch themself. Their right little finger was dislocated. The employee was hospitalized and required surgery.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA—
Energy Air, Inc.
On January 23, 2025, an employee was clearing a jammed piece of metal from a rubber roller of a coil line machine when the roller caught part of his sleeve and pulled his arm into the machine. The employee sustained fractures and lacerations to the arm. The machine was energized at the time.
OCALA, FLORIDA—
Energy Air, Inc.
An employee was hammering in a bar joist while standing on a 10-foot ladder. The hammer slipped out of their hand, causing them to fall off the ladder. While the employee was falling, they grabbed onto metal straps at the top of the ladder. The straps cut their hand, resulting in a laceration to the middle and ring fingers.
TAMPA, FLORIDA—
ENERGY AIR, INC.
An employee was moving materials using an all-terrain vehicle when the vehicle struck an overhead boom. The employee's head struck against the steering wheel and he was ejected to the concrete ground. The employee was hospitalized with a head injury.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA—
Energy Air, Inc.
An employee was soldering in a generator room when they tripped on debris that had been left on the floor, resulting in an injury to their left leg.
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