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OSHA Injury Report: San Francisco Maintenance Alaska

Injury · Other recordable case

At a glance

On , an injury at San Francisco Maintenance Alaska in Alaska Airlines Terminal2 D.1.444, San Francisco, CA 94128 resulted in other recordable case. Employee was line Aircraft Technician in scheduled air passenger transportation.

Where did this happen?

Establishment
San Francisco Maintenance Alaska
Parent company
Alaska Airlines
Street
Alaska Airlines Terminal2 D.1.444
City
San Francisco
State
CA
ZIP
94128
On-site location
Non-Aircraft: Gate Area

What was the outcome?

Outcome
Other recordable case (code 4)
Type
Injury (code 1)

Before the incident

Changing out empty nitrogen bottles on the nitrogen cart.

What happened

Employee was changing out empty nitrogen bottles on nitrogen carts. As he attempted to move the bottles he lost his grip and it rolled onto his fingers. The bottles are heavy and are to be moved slowly and being aware of hand and finger placement.

Injury or illness

Crushed fingers on right hand

Object or substance involved

Nitrogen bottles

Summary line

Crushed fingers from nitrogen bottles rolling onto them

Employee and industry

Job description
Line Aircraft Technician
SOC code
49-3011 — Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians
NAICS code
481111 — Scheduled air passenger transportation
NAICS vintage
2022
Avg employees
77
Total hours worked
136122
Establishment ID
1011062
Employer case #
273

When (timing detail)

Date of incident
Shift started
20:30:00.000
Time of incident
21:06:00.000
Submitted
08FEB24:17:08:00

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Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year unspecified. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.