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OSHA Injury Report: New Millennium Building Systems, LLC. - Lake City

Injury · Other recordable case

At a glance

On , an injury at New Millennium Building Systems, LLC. - Lake City in 1992 NW Bascom Norris Dr., Lake City, FL 32055 resulted in other recordable case. Employee was slitter in fabricated structural metal manufacturing.

Where did this happen?

Establishment
New Millennium Building Systems, LLC. - Lake City
Parent company
New Millennium Building Systems, LLC.
Street
1992 NW Bascom Norris Dr.
City
Lake City
State
FL
ZIP
32055
On-site location
Recoiler at the slitter

What was the outcome?

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

Before the incident

Slitting a coil.

What happened

While pushing and pulling on slit his right wrist rubbed against a slit next to the one he was realigning causing a laceration.

Injury or illness

Laceration.

Object or substance involved

Slits of coil.

Summary line

Laceration right wrist sharp edges on slits of coils.

Employee and industry

Job description
Slitter
SOC code
51-9199 — Production Workers, All Other
NAICS code
332312 — Fabricated structural metal manufacturing
NAICS vintage
2012
Avg employees
247
Total hours worked
475331
Establishment ID
960492
Employer case #
25-1130

When (timing detail)

Date of incident
Shift started
0:30
Time of incident
8:30
Filing year
2025
Submitted
13FEB26:13:54:00

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Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year 2025. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.