DAWSON, TEXAS—
FieldCore Service Solutions, LLC
Fall through surface or existing opening, unspecified · Fractures
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at FieldCore Service Solutions, LLC, Limestone, DAWSON, TEXAS 76639 on — Fractures, affecting the lower leg(s).
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Final narrative
An employee was walking inside the nacelle of a wind turbine. The employee's foot slipped into a gap in the floor causing them to fall forward, and their foot became wedged. The employee's left and right tibias were broken.
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NICHOLSON, GEORGIA—
FieldCore Service Solutions, LLC
An employee was operating a hand powered hydraulic jack to re-assemble an internal part of a piece of equipment. The employee was struck in the head by the jack and sustained facial fractures around the eye area and lacerations.
MONTZ, LOUISIANA—
FieldCore Service Solutions, LLC
An employee was rigging a pallet of four CRV linkages. A linkage slid off the pallet and pinched the employee's right middle and ring fingers, causing a partial amputation of one finger through the bone.
LAMAR, COLORADO—
FieldCore Service Solutions, LLC
An employee was tucking cables into an electrical cabinet up the tower on a wind turbine when he was electrically shocked, suffering burns to the left forearm that required hospitalization.
LAMAR, COLORADO—
FieldCore Service Solutions, LLC
An employee was troubleshooting an electrical circuit in an electrical cabinet at the base of a wind turbine when an arc flash occurred, causing second degree burns to the employee's right hand.
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