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OSHA Injury Report: International Computer Appliances Corporation

Injury · Job transfer or restriction

At a glance

On , an injury at International Computer Appliances Corporation in 12130 Brockton Lane, Minneapolis, MN 55369 resulted in job transfer or restriction. Employee was press Brake in sheet metal work (except stampings) manufacturing.

Where did this happen?

Establishment
International Computer Appliances Corporation
Parent company
International Computer Appliances Corporation
Street
12130 Brockton Lane
City
Minneapolis
State
MN
ZIP
55369
On-site location
Press Brake Dept

What was the outcome?

Outcome
Job transfer or restriction (code 3)
Type
Injury (code 1)
Days restricted or transferred
70

Before the incident

Moving a pallet to put it on a stack of pallets. Used left arm to swing pallet up

What happened

Moving a pallet to put it on a stack of pallets. Used left arm to swing pallet up

Injury or illness

strain sprain left shoulder

Object or substance involved

pallet

Summary line

left shoulder strain sprain

Employee and industry

Job description
Press Brake
SOC code
51-4031 — Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Te
NAICS code
332322 — Sheet metal work (except stampings) manufacturing
NAICS vintage
2012
Avg employees
113
Total hours worked
235243
EIN
410914160
Establishment ID
608699
Employer case #
3

When (timing detail)

Date of incident
Shift started
6:00
Time of incident
11:15
Filing year
2025
Submitted
26FEB26:23:53:00

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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.