EASTABOGA, ALABAMA—
Legacy Cabinets, Inc.
Struck by running powered equipment n.e.c. · Amputations involving bone loss
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Legacy Cabinets, Inc., 100 Legacy Blvd, EASTABOGA, ALABAMA 36260 on — Amputations involving bone loss, affecting the Other finger(s) n.e.c..
Final narrative
An employee was using a miter saw to cut wood when the blade of the saw amputated the employee's right little finger.
More severe injuries at Legacy Cabinets, Inc.
EASTABOGA, ALABAMA—
Legacy Cabinets, Inc.
An employee had climbed onto a hydraulic platform floor lift to move jammed material. While the floor lift was moving up, the employee stepped off the lift and his foot was caught between the floor of the lift and the metal plate on the floor above. The employee was hospitalized with a crushing injury to his foot and toes.
EASTABOGA, ALABAMA—
Legacy Cabinets, Inc.
An employee was walking up the back steps to a warehouse. He fell forward and his face struck a guardrail at the top of the stair platform. He suffered a facial laceration and possible fracture.
EASTABOGA, ALABAMA—
Legacy Cabinets INC.
An employee was adjusting an air cylinder clamp on a table router. The clamp moved and struck the employee in the head, lacerating it.
EASTABOGA, ALABAMA—
Legacy Cabinets, Inc.
An employee was operating a wood table cutting machine when the clamp smashed his left ring finger, resulting in a partial finger amputation.
BRASELTON, GEORGIA—
Legacy Cabinets Inc.
An employee was unloading paneling from a truck when the paneling fell on him, knocking him to the floor of the truck trailer. He suffered a concussion and lower back injury, requiring hospitalization.
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