MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA—
Mobis Alabama, LLC
Fall on same level due to slip or trip · Fractures
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Mobis Alabama, LLC, 1395 Mitchell Young Rd., MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36108 on — Fractures , affecting the Hip joint(s).
Final narrative
An employee's leg became entangled in a printer power cord. As she stepped backward, she got hung up and fell. She landed on her right side and suffered a broken right hip.
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A production assembler was clearing a jam beneath a transfer skid steer that was stuck on the conveyor line when the skid steer fell on their left hand, resulting in a partial amputation.
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An employee was working on an assembly line using an electric socket wrench when her glove caught on the wrench, resulting in an amputation of the tip of her left ring finger.
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An employee was lifting and moving a 22-ton mold using a 50-ton overhead crane. The crane moved and the employee was caught between the suspended mold and another, stationary mold behind him. He suffered lacerations to the liver and spleen, a broken rib on the right side, and a collapsed right lung.
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Mobis Alabama, LLC
An employee was inspecting bumpers on a paint line when his foot became stuck in a 4-inch gap on the floor, causing him to trip and fall. As he tried to catch himself, his hand/arm struck the metal frame of equipment and were fractured, requiring hospitalization.
WEST POINT, GEORGIA—
Mobis Alabama, LLC
An employee was struck on the head by a hoist hook that came loose, suffering a concussion.
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