AUSTIN, TEXAS—
H-E-B, LP
Fall on same level due to tripping on uneven surface · Fractures
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at H-E-B, LP, 11521 North FM 620, AUSTIN, TEXAS 78726 on — Fractures, affecting the thigh(s).
Final narrative
An employee was running behind the store in the loading parking lot area, attempting to catch up to a delivery driver who forgot something. The employee tripped near a speed bump and fell, resulting in a fractured right femur.
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SAN JUAN, TEXAS—
H-E-B, LP
Two employees were pulling a stock cart filled with product out of a meat cooler. One employee pushed the cart and the other employee's right arm was caught between the cart and an asset-protector bollard. He sustained a fractured upper right arm.
SPRING, TEXAS—
H-E-B, LP
An employee was cleaning the produce production room. The employee was spraying a grease cutter chemical when it mixed with an antimicrobial agent in a jug under a sink. The injured employee was called over to assess the situation, picked up the jug of antimicrobial agent, and inhaled the vapors from the chemical mixture. The injured employee was hospitalized.
MISSION, TEXAS—
H-E-B, LP
An employee was processing meat on a meat saw. His hand slipped and came into contact with a circular blade, which lacerated his right index finger, resulting in a partial amputation. The employee was hospitalized. The machine was not guarded at the time.
TEMPLE, TEXAS—
H-E-B, LP
An employee was standing on the operator's platform of a powered pallet jack. During a turn, the employee fell to the warehouse floor and landed on his left hip, resulting in a fracture to his upper femur.
KINGWOOD, TEXAS—
H-E-B, LP
An employee was operating a meat saw and sustained a partial amputation of the right middle finger including the fingernail.
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