RUSSELLVILLE, ALABAMA—
Southern Energy Homes, Inc.
Collapse, engulfment building or structure · Fractures
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Southern Energy Homes, Inc., 1037 Hwy 44, RUSSELLVILLE, ALABAMA 35654 on — Fractures , affecting the Multiple body parts unspecified.
Final narrative
On September 5, 2025, an employee was installing gang plates on a structure when the side walls fell and hit her head. She then fell onto her back and the side wall pressed her to the ground, resulting in hospitalization due to an ilium fracture and a transverse process fracture on the right side.
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An employee was exiting the top of a manufactured home to a catwalk when they fell from the top of the home onto the rail of the catwalk. The employee suffered a broken right humerus and dislocated his right shoulder.
ADDISON, ALABAMA—
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An employee was cutting trim on a miter saw when her finger contacted the blade. She sustained a deep laceration with an open fracture to the right second finger. The finger was surgically amputated at the hospital.
ADDISON, ALABAMA—
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An employee was standing on the top rung of a 6-foot ladder and using a drill to repair a vinyl crown when he reached to one side and fell off the ladder, landing on a house dolly that was adjacent to his work area. He suffered a dislocation and fracture of the left ankle.
ADDISON, ALABAMA—
Southern Energy Homes, Inc.
An employee was attempting to align the hydraulic mast tilt cylinder on a forklift so he could insert the locking pin. His finger was in the pin hole while he instructed the forklift operator to lower the hydraulic mast so the pin hole would line up and the pin could be inserted. He suffered a partial amputation of his left index finger.
GUIN, ALABAMA—
Southern Energy Homes, Inc.
An employee was feeding material into a Dado saw when the left and middle ring fingers were amputated.
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