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OSHA Injury Report: Cardinal Parts and Equipment, LLC

Injury · Days away from work

At a glance

On , an injury at Cardinal Parts and Equipment, LLC in 900 S. Hamilton Street, Sheridan, IN 46069 resulted in days away from work. Employee was assembly in machine shops.

Where did this happen?

Establishment
Cardinal Parts and Equipment, LLC
Parent company
Cardinal Parts and Equipment, LLC
Street
900 S. Hamilton Street
City
Sheridan
State
IN
ZIP
46069
On-site location
Assembly dept.

What was the outcome?

Outcome
Days away from work (code 2)
Type
Injury (code 1)
Days away from work
1
Days restricted or transferred
3

Before the incident

Assembling machine

What happened

[REDACTED] bolted a retainer bar onto the machine and noticed that it was on incorrectly. He unbolted the bar and put 1 bolt in at the top which he did not tighten and the bolt fell out and hit [REDACTED] in the head.

Injury or illness

Right side of the head (temple area) had a small area of blood and a knot was beginning to pop up.

Object or substance involved

piece of metal

Summary line

Metal hit right side of head

Employee and industry

Job description
Assembly
SOC code
51-2099 — Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other
NAICS code
332710 — Machine shops
NAICS vintage
2022
Avg employees
30
Total hours worked
53820
EIN
462233750
Establishment ID
880912
Employer case #
1

When (timing detail)

Date of incident
Shift started
6:55:00.000
Time of incident
10:00:00.000
Filing year
2023
Submitted
21FEB24:22:37:00

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Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year 2023. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.