Date | City | State | Employer | Body Part | Event |
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2021-09-24 | Dfw Airport | Tx | Envoy Airlines | Abdomen, except internal location of diseases or disorders | Nonroadway collision with object other than vehicle |
An employee was driving a vehicle on airport tarmac. The vehicle struck a yellow cement pole and the employee suffered an abdominal injury. | |||||
2021-07-28 | Dfw Airport | Tx | Osburn Contractors, LLC | BODY SYSTEMS | Exposure to environmental heat |
On July 28, 2021, an Osburn Contractors employee developed leg cramps and difficulty walking after cutting rebar outdoors. He was hospitalized, suffering from heat exhaustion. | |||||
2021-04-26 | Dfw Airport | Tx | American Airlines | Lower leg(s) | Nonroadway collision with object other than vehicle, n.e.c. |
An employee was driving a tractor to position a bag cart closer to the bag chute of an airplane when he collided with a metal pole on the driver's side of the tractor, resulting in a fractured lower left fibula. | |||||
2020-10-19 | Dfw Airport | Tx | Darana Hybrid, Inc. | Elbow(s) | Struck against object or equipment |
An employee was inside a chute, cleaning dust, when he slipped and cut his right elbow on an object inside chute. | |||||
2020-09-18 | Dfw Airport | Tx | Flatiron Construction Inc. | Heart | Overexertion involving outside sources |
An employee returned from his lunch break and was performing labor which included removing dirt clods from a small trench. The employee was sweating and pale, and stated that his chest was hurting. The employee was hospitalized for a heart attack. | |||||
2020-08-10 | Dfw Airport | Tx | Celanese Corporation | Brain | Other fall to lower level |
An employee was traveling through an airport to return home when he fell down some stairs and landed on concrete. He lost consciousness and was hospitalized due to a concussion and brain bleed. | |||||
2020-05-30 | Dfw Airport | Texas | AMERICAN AIRLINES | Brain | Other fall to lower level |
An employee was loading a last-minute bag into the cargo bin of an aircraft. The belt loader that was normally used was pulled away, so the employee jumped from the ground to the cargo bin. The employee fell from the cargo bin and struck the back of his head on the concrete, suffering a traumatic brain injury, temporal skull fracture, and subarachnoid and subdural bleeding. | |||||
2020-02-14 | Dfw Airport | Texas | United Parcel Service | Fingertip(s) | Compressed or pinched by shifting objects or equipment |
An employee was connecting two dollies. He had pulled the pin from the eyelet of one dolly and was pulling the other dolly to make a connection when his right middle finger was caught between the tongue of one dolly and the eyelet of the other dolly. The finger was lacerated between the nail and the first knuckle, and the fingertip was medically amputated. | |||||
2020-01-27 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Lockheed Martin Missles and Fire Control | Hip(s) | Fall on same level while climbing stairs, steps, or curbs |
An employee was standing on the curb waiting for a bus when her foot became caught in a gap and she fell to the concrete, fracturing her hip. | |||||
2020-01-01 | Dfw Airport | Texas | American Airlines, Inc. | Lower leg(s) | Other fall to lower level |
An employee was removing a power cord from an aircraft. As he was descending the ladder, he fell to the ground and suffered two broken bones below the knee. He was hospitalized, undergoing surgery. | |||||
2019-06-12 | Dfw Airport | Texas | AMERICAN AIRLINES | Knee(s) | Struck by falling object or equipment |
An employee was offloading bags when multiple bags fell and struck the employee's left knee, resulting in a possible infection to the knee joint. | |||||
2019-06-12 | Dfw Airport | Texas | DFW Airport Terminal C | Lower leg(s) | Pedestrian struck by vehicle propelled by another vehicle in nonroadway area |
An employee was working in an airplane's aft cargo section. A tug struck the belt loader and pushed it into the belly of the aircraft, where it scraped the employee's feet (causing swelling) and broke the employee's legs above the ankles. | |||||
2019-04-18 | Dfw Airport | Texas | American Airlines | BODY SYSTEMS | Overexertion involving outside sources |
An employee was unloading baggage and suffered a heart attack. | |||||
2019-01-30 | Dfw Airport | Texas | United Parcel Service | Foot (feet) | Compressed or pinched by shifting objects or equipment |
An employee was moving the backside of a unit load device (ULD) to push out a container from an aircraft while another employee was pushing a different container. The employee's left foot was then caught between the side rail and the ULD. The employee was hospitalized with a fractured left foot. | |||||
2018-08-25 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Expressjet Airlines | Finger(s), fingernail(s) | Struck by swinging part of powered vehicle |
An employee was working on a cable for an aircraft door. The employee noticed the cable was sticking out while another employee was closing the aircraft door. The employee attempted to quickly insert the cable before the door fully closed, and the door closed on the employee's finger, resulting in a left index finger amputation below the first knuckle. | |||||
2018-08-17 | Dfw | Texas | DHL Express USA Inc. | Ankle(s) | Other fall to lower level 6 to 10 feet |
An employee was climbing up a ladder to a cargo loader to unload packages when he fell approximately 10 feet to a lower level, fracturing his right ankle. | |||||
2018-07-05 | Dfw Airport | Texas | FEDEX | Foot (feet) | Struck by rolling object or equipment being pushed by injured worker |
An employee was loading an aircraft with a unit load device. The wheel of the container rolled over his foot, breaking it. | |||||
2018-06-17 | Dfw Airport | Texas | AMERICAN AIRLINES | Brain | Fall or jump from vehicle in normal operation, nonroadway |
An employee was riding on a K-loader when the operator applied the brakes. The employee lost her balance and fell approximately 6 feet to the concrete below, suffering a traumatic head injury. | |||||
2018-06-03 | Dfw Airport | Texas | American Airlines | Knee(s) | Nonroadway collision with object other than vehicle, n.e.c. |
An employee was driving a vehicle and struck a guardrail. The employee sustained a fractured knee and injured jaw. | |||||
2018-02-28 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Menzies Aviation Inc. | Finger(s), fingernail(s) | Compressed or pinched by shifting objects or equipment |
An employee was operating a forklift to move cargo from one warehouse to another. A second employee was assisting with the cargo as the first employee was removing a lock. The first employee's right index finger was then caught between the cargo and the lock, resulting in an amputation at the second joint. | |||||
2018-02-06 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Penske Truck Leasing | Arm(s) | Fall on same level due to slipping |
An employee slipped on ice on the sidewalk when leaving the building, fracturing the left arm. | |||||
2018-01-29 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Siemens Industry, Inc. | Leg(s) | Caught in running equipment or machinery during regular operation |
An employee was operating a plasma cutter to cut metal when he stepped into the truck area of the cutter, breaking his left leg. | |||||
2018-01-28 | Dfw Airport | Texas | American Airlines | Leg(s) | Pedestrian struck by vehicle in nonroadway area |
An employee was pulling passenger bags in the bag room when he was struck by a vehicle, breaking his left leg. | |||||
2017-09-29 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Composite Technology, Inc. | Finger(s), fingernail(s) | Caught in running equipment or machinery, n.e.c. |
Employees were operating a bond tool. The employees were setting up counter weights to the 53K spar. Upon lowering the counter weight nest, the weight dropped from position and the employees were unable to set the counter weight into proper position. An employee had a hand on the counter weight nest and was pinched between the actuator and block resulting in a finger amputation. | |||||
2017-09-05 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company | BODY SYSTEMS | Overexertion and bodily reaction |
An employee complained of chest pains and shortness of breath during a training exercise at the fire training research center. | |||||
2017-07-13 | Dfw Airport | Texas | G2 Secure Staff, LLC | Fingertip(s) | Nonclassifiable |
An employee suffered a left middle fingertip amputation while disconnecting a cart from an aircraft that was being serviced. He was hospitalized. | |||||
2017-06-02 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Mid Cities Erectors | Multiple head locations | Struck against stationary object or equipment |
An employee was operating a boom lift. While the employee was in the boom lift basket, the basket came into contact with a steel beam, which struck the employee's head and face. | |||||
2017-05-29 | Dfw Airport | Texas | DFW Airport | Lumbar region | Fall on same level due to tripping over an object |
An employee tripped over a concrete jersey barrier, suffering a right knee contusion and lower back injury. | |||||
2017-05-12 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Alpha and Omega Industries | Abdomen, except internal location of diseases or disorders | Struck by object or equipment |
An employee was removing a street light when the base kicked back and struck the employee in the stomach area. | |||||
2017-04-18 | Dfw | Texas | Curt Manufacturing, LLC | Foot (feet) | Part of occupant’s body caught between vehicle and other object in nonroadway transport incident |
An employee was operating a reach truck to put product away. When the employee swerved to avoid boxes that were in the aisle, his left foot was caught between the racking and the reach truck resulting in a laceration. | |||||
2017-02-27 | Dfw Airport | Texas | AMERICAN AIRLINES | Wrist(s) | Fall, slip, trip |
An employee was loading an aircraft when she was struck by a dolly being used by another employee. The dolly struck her left foot causing her to fall and fracture her left wrist. | |||||
2017-02-21 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Omni Erecting Services, LP | Wrist(s) and elbow(s) | Other fall to lower level |
An employee was using a crow bar to move steel beams for unloading while standing on the trailer bed of a truck. The crow bar came loose from the material, causing the employee to lose his balance and fall to the ground. He extended his arms to break his fall, resulting in broken bones in his right wrist and left elbow. He required surgery. | |||||
2017-01-11 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Siemens Postal, Parcel & Airport Logistics LLC | Hand(s) | Contact with hot objects or substances |
An employee was welding on stainless steel when his welding rod caused a first degree burn to his left hand. | |||||
2016-08-12 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Staffing Innovations LLC | Fingertip(s) | Compressed or pinched by shifting objects or equipment |
An employee was helping other workers dispose of a small engine that was attached to a pulley and a shaft. The workers were turning the small engine to load it on a pallet jack, and the employee reached between them to help load the engine onto the jack. The pulley then slid down the shaft and smashed his pinky finger, amputating the fingertip. | |||||
2016-07-13 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Phillips May Corporation | Foot (feet) | Compressed or pinched by shifting objects or equipment |
An employee was attempting to stabilize the concrete barrier that was being lifted by a rubber tire loader. The operator of the rubber tire loader lowered the barrier and caught the tip of the employee's right foot resulting in amputation of the tip of the right foot to the first joint. | |||||
2016-06-15 | Dfw Airport | Texas | American Airlines | Chest, except internal location of diseases or disorders | Pedestrian struck by vehicle backing up in nonroadway area |
An employee was unhooking a cart from a tug that contained three carts. The tug operator put the tug in reverse, pinning the employee between two carts. The employee suffered a collapsed lung, broken clavicle, and broken rib. | |||||
2016-03-07 | Dfw Airport | Texas | NOW SPECIALTIES | Finger(s), fingernail(s) | Caught in running equipment or machinery during regular operation |
An employee was using a router to cut a groove in a panel when his index finger went into the opening on the router. The bit pulled his glove in and his right index finger was amputated. | |||||
2016-03-04 | Dfw Airport | Texas | G2 Secure Staff, LLC | Knee(s) | Nonclassifiable |
An employee's knee was pinned and injured between two carts. | |||||
2016-01-27 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Siemens Postal, Parcel & Airport Logistics, LLC | Brain | Other fall to lower level 26 to 30 feet |
An employee was performing maintenance, replacing lights in ceiling fixtures that are 27 feet off of the floor. He was using a scissor lift as a working platform. A coworker operating a gantry crane struck the scissor lift, causing it to topple over and land on conveyor systems that were being built. The employee suffered right heel injuries, a head laceration (requiring stitches), a concussion, and minor contusions and bruising. | |||||
2015-09-24 | Dfw Airport | Texas | US Customs and Border Protection | Fingertip(s) | Struck by swinging part of powered vehicle |
An employee was checking a compartment beneath the undercarriage of an aircraft. While the employee was closing the access panel door, the door closed on and amputated the employee's fingertip. | |||||
2015-07-22 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Humphrey Associates | Lower leg(s) | Exposure to harmful substance through skin, eyes, or other exposed tissue |
An employee was hospitalized on 7/27/2015 for a bacterial infection in his calf that developed after contacting contaminated water that was in a pipe he was cutting. | |||||
2015-07-16 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Siemens Postal, Parcel and Airport Logistics | Hand(s) | Struck by dislodged flying object, particle |
An employee was performing demolition work on the old baggage handling system at Terminal B. The employee was cutting the last 2 U bolts. The pipe-hanger got caught and was hanging on the conveyor when it started to pull forward. It got free and sprung backwards, smashing the employee's hand. | |||||
2015-05-24 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Envoy Air | Abdomen, except internal location of diseases or disorders | Overexertion in lifting-single episode |
An employee was lifting a bag from the baggage carousel onto the baggage cart when the employee felt a sharp pain in his abdomen. The employee had emergency surgery. | |||||
2015-05-16 | Dfw Airport | Texas | American Airlines | Nonclassifiable | Other fall to lower level 6 to 10 feet |
An employee servicing engines on a 777 aircraft was turning around to go down a Lift-A-Loft ladder when he lost his balance and fell approximately 7 feet to the ground. | |||||
2015-05-03 | Dfw Airport | Texas | LSG Skychefs | Multiple body parts | Explosion of pressure vessel, piping, or tire |
An employee in the hot food processing area had an aerosol can of cooking spray (an industrial size can of "Pam") that was placed next to a burner. Approximately 1 to 1/2 hours later, the aerosol can exploded and ignited into a fire ball. The employee received first and second degree burns on the hands and neck, requiring hospitalization. | |||||
2015-04-03 | Dfw Airport | Texas | Phillip May Corporation | Finger(s), fingernail(s) | Compressed or pinched by shifting objects or equipment |
An employee pinched his finger while removing plywood from a work area. His finger got caught between the concrete and plywood; he was hospitalized. | |||||
2015-03-29 | Dfw | Texas | AMERICAN AIRLINES | Nonclassifiable | Fall on same level, n.e.c. |
An employee was conducting maintenance on a jet bridge when a telescoping air duct pipe disconnected and fell. It struck the employee on the right shoulder, knocking him to the ground. |