Safety Incidents

103,745 records · 70,207 employers · 84,014 hospitalizations · 27,367 amputations · 2015-01-01 → 2025-08-31

Brown's Tree Service, LLC

2025-08-21 · BRADENTON, FLORIDA

OSHA Record
2025088348
Event date
2025-08-21
Employer
Brown's Tree Service, LLC
Location
BRADENTON, FLORIDA 34211
NAICS
561730
Nature of injury
Fractures
Part of body
Lower leg(s)
Event
Struck against stationary object n.e.c.
Source
Trucks unspecified

Final narrative

An employee was helping to hold a rope that was tied around a pine tree where dead branches were being removed. As a branch was removed, the tree swung, causing the employee holding onto the rope to swing, slide across the grass, and strike the bumper of a nearby truck. The employee sustained a lower leg fracture.
Hospitalized

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