ORLANDO, FLORIDA—
Coastal Mechanical Services LLC
Caught or wedged between objects nonrunning · Fractures
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Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Coastal Mechanical Services LLC, 4700 West Sand Lake Road, ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32819 on — Fractures , affecting the Other finger(s) n.e.c..
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Final narrative
An employee was installing shelving. As they were sliding a metal pipe into the wooden shelving unit, the employee's hand was caught between the shelf support and the end of the pipe, resulting in a right index and middle finger fracture.
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An employee was on a ladder trying to make a pipe connection involving a suspended pipe. The hanger holding the pipe failed; the pipe fell and hit the ladder, which caused the employee to fall to the floor. The employee suffered a broken pelvis.
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An employee reached for a band saw hanging on the wall when the weight of the tool caused the trigger to be pressed. When it activated, it cut through his gloves to the bone.
RIVERVIEW, FLORIDA—
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An employee was lifting a handling unit with a Johnson bar when the employee slipped and sustained a left tibia fracture.
MELBOURNE, FLORIDA—
COASTAL MECHANICAL SERVICES, LLC
An employee was assembling a gantry crane. The employee placed his left middle finger in a hole of the steel frame of the leg base when a co-worker lifted the attached leg assembly, which caught the employee's finger and resulted in a fingertip amputation and the loss of the fingernail.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA—
COASTAL MECHANICAL SERVICES, LLC
An employee was picking up a piece of copper pipe when it slipped out of his hand. As he tried to grab it, his finger was pinched between the piece of copper pipe and a sharp end of a pipe connection coming out of a building. The employee suffered a torn tendon on his ring finger, resulting in hospitalization and surgery.
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