MEDLEY, FLORIDA—
DSV Air & Sea Inc.
Collision with stationary object, nonroadway · Nonfatal 'crushing' injuries
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at DSV Air & Sea Inc., 11140 Northwest 122nd Street, MEDLEY, FLORIDA 33178 on — Nonfatal 'crushing' injuries, affecting the Thumb(s).
Final narrative
An employee was driving a lift truck when the truck spun out of control. The employee's hand was crushed between the truck and a rack, resulting in a crushed thumb and an injured index finger.
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CARTERET, NEW JERSEY—
DSV Air & Sea Inc
At about 8:20 a.m. on June 19, 2025, a temporary employee lost his balance while exiting a trailer and grabbed a dock plate with his left hand. The dock plate was being raised at the time, and the employee's left little and ring fingers were caught between it and the lid. Both fingertips were amputated.
LAREDO, TEXAS—
DSV Air & Sea Inc
An employee was injured after falling from a stack of pallets to the floor of the warehouse. A piece of wood penetrated his leg, requiring hospitalization.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA—
DSV AIR & SEA INC.
An employee was shrink-wrapping a pallet when he tripped over a strap on the bottom of the pallet. He fell, suffering a back and hip injury.
MIAMI, FLORIDA—
DSV AIR & SEA INC.
An employee passed out on the loading dock, requiring hospitalization.
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