LA PORTE, TEXAS—
Turner Industries Group, LLC
Exposure to electric arc · Electrical burns any degree
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Turner Industries Group, LLC, 1130 Independence Parkway, LA PORTE, TEXAS 77571 on — Electrical burns any degree , affecting the Trunk and other upper extremities.
Final narrative
An employee was dismantling a scaffold when an arc from a nearby transformer contacted the pole the employee was removing. The employee suffered second-degree burns to his chest and arms and was hospitalized.
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A crew was building a scaffold inside a furnace. An employee was stabilizing the mudsill and jack as a 10-foot scaffold leg was being connected. The scaffold leg came in contact with the furnace wall, causing a piece of refractory brick to fall. It struck the right side of the employee's mid-back, causing a contusion.
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