INOLA, OKLAHOMA—
Sofidel America Corp.
Struck by running powered equipment unspecified · Nonfatal 'crushing' injuries
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Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Sofidel America Corp., 16400 E 620 Road, INOLA, OKLAHOMA 74036 on — Nonfatal 'crushing' injuries, affecting the Other finger(s) n.e.c..
Final narrative
An employee was unloading a reel core onto a holder when their left ring finger became caught in the machine and was crushed by the metal hook and core chuck.
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INOLA, OKLAHOMA—
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An employee was working to clear a jam from a paper napkin folder. The ram that advanced the napkins pushed the employee's right arm into the side of the machine, causing several lacerations and a hairline fracture.
HAINES CITY, FLORIDA—
Sofidel America Corp.
An employee was loading a cardboard tube into the core machine when the door of the machine closed on his left little finger and cut a knuckle on his hand. The employee required surgery.
INOLA, OKLAHOMA—
Sofidel America Corp.
An employee was closing a gull-wing type door on a core machine after changing the blade. The employee's right little finger got caught in the door and was fractured.
HAINES CITY, FLORIDA—
SOFIDEL AMERICA CORP.
An employee was adjusting a dock leveler when he fell from the dock to the ground. The employee was hospitalized with leg and back contusions.
GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN—
Sofidel America Corp
On July 27, 2024, at 2:45 AM, an employee was walking down an aisle in the converting department when he tripped and fell on the ground. The employee was hospitalized with a fractured left hip.
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