NORMAN, OKLAHOMA—
Crossland Construction Company, Inc.
Struck by falling object or equipment, unspecified · Amputations
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Crossland Construction Company, Inc., 2601 Parkway Drive, NORMAN, OKLAHOMA 73069 on — Amputations, affecting the fingertip(s).
Final narrative
An employee was removing a spandrel beam from a scissor lift. The employee lost hold of the spandrel beam and it fell on their left hand amputating the ring fingertip.
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TULSA, OKLAHOMA—
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An employee was helping to place a pin into a shoe bolt on a frame that was being raised and lowered by a forklift when material slipped and smashed the employee's left middle finger. The finger had to be surgically amputated.
TULSA, OKLAHOMA—
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An employee was operating a wire brush handheld grinder to smooth out concrete. The grinder hit the side of a stair and kicked back, hitting the employee's left leg and causing a 2" deep and 4" wide laceration on his thigh.
OWASSO, OKLAHOMA—
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BENTONVILLE, ARKANSAS—
Crossland Construction Company, Inc.
An employee was cleaning a spray gun. He had mineral spirits in the gun and was adjusting the spray tip when the gun shot the mineral spirits into the skin on one of his fingers. The finger was surgically removed and the employee was hospitalized.
ROGERS, ARKANSAS—
Crossland Construction Company, Inc.
An employee was installing guttering at a commercial construction site when he fell approximately 28 feet to the ground. He was hospitalized with a fractured vertebra and required surgery.
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