GRAPEVINE, TEXAS—
Pike Electric, LLC
Direct exposure to electricity greater than 220 volts · Electrical burns any degree
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Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Pike Electric, LLC, 3057 Mustang Drive, GRAPEVINE, TEXAS 76051 on — Electrical burns any degree , affecting the Upper and lower extremities n.e.c..
Final narrative
An employee was drilling a pilot hole for a new primary in a pad-mount transformer and sustained electrical burns to their right middle and little fingers, wrist, and right and left big toes.
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An employee had just exited a truck that had been parked at a yard. He was locking the truck's side bin when the truck's outrigger came down on his left foot and broke it. He was hospitalized.
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An employee was retrieving something from a work truck. One of the truck's outriggers lowered onto the employee's left foot, breaking it.
MIMS, FLORIDA—
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An employee was going to retire an old pole. While climbing the pole, the pole broke at ground level and the employee fell. The employee sustained a fractured left arm and three fractured ribs.
METAIRIE, LOUISIANA—
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Employees were changing out a pole. They were moving the center phase conductor when an arc flash occurred and an employee sustained burns to their face.
MIDLAND, TEXAS—
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An employee at a work site suffered heat exhaustion and was hospitalized.
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