GEORGETOWN, TEXAS—
Keystone Concrete Placement
Injured by handheld object or equipment, n.e.c. · Amputations
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Keystone Concrete Placement, 2201 North IH 35, GEORGETOWN, TEXAS 78628 on — Amputations, affecting the finger(s), fingernail(s), n.e.c..
Final narrative
An employee was using a hand grinder to eliminate discrepancies on columns around the project when the grinder jumped and came out of the employee's hands. They sustained a little finger amputation.
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LIBERTY HILL, TEXAS—
KEYSTONE CONCRETE PLACEMENT
On August 28, 2024, an employee utilized a sawhorse and a circular saw to cut a 2 x 4. The saw struck a knot in the board and kicked back, amputating the tip of the employee's thumb.
CANYON LAKE, TEXAS—
KEYSTONE CONCRETE PLACEMENT
An employee was cutting a hole in a plywood wall using a rotary saw when the employee sustained a laceration to the leg that resulted in hospitalization.
HOUSTON, TEXAS—
Keystone Concrete Placement
An employee was using a 16-pound sledgehammer to set formwork for concrete along the side of the street when the hammer struck his right index finger, resulting in a fingertip amputation.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS—
Keystone Concrete Placement
The injured employee was part of a wrecking crew removing plywood formwork from a structural concrete deck. He was using a pry bar to loosen the formwork. As he was pushing the pry bar upward, the formwork separated from the concrete and the pry bar slipped upward, smashing his left index finger between the bar and a metal support pole and causing amputation of the proximal joint.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS—
KEYSTONE CONCRETE PLACEMENT
An employee was directing concrete operations when he became dehydrated and was hospitalized.
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