MACUNGIE, PENNSYLVANIA—
MACK TRUCKS, INCORPORATED
Struck by falling object or equipment, n.e.c. · Fractures
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Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at MACK TRUCKS, INCORPORATED, 7000 ALBURTIS ROAD, MACUNGIE, PENNSYLVANIA 18062 on — Fractures, affecting the lumbar region.
Final narrative
An employee was retrieving a tool from a wheeled toolbox when the toolbox fell onto the employee, resulting in a lower back vertebra fracture and an injury to the lower leg and foot.
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An employee was backing up a forklift. As it turned, his right upper arm was pinched between it and a material storage rack. He suffered a deep tissue avulsion above the elbow.
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An employee was maneuvering and positioning a vehicle hood assembly on a dolly. The assembly fell and a hood struck the employee's right arm, breaking it.
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An employee was working near an assembly line when a vehicle struck a wheel hub that subsequently struck the employee, resulting in a puncture on their right calf.
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An employee was retrieving a fallen part from a shot blast machine. The employee's lower left arm was pinched and lacerated between the rotating internal bed and the machinery wall.
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