Date | City | State | Employer | Body Part | Event |
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2021-06-14 | Glens Falls | Ny | GREAT ELECTRIC GROUP, LLC | Hand(s) | Direct exposure to electricity |
An employee was pulling wire through a junction box when an arc flash occurred and burned the employee's hands. The employee was hospitalized. | |||||
2021-05-15 | Glens Falls | Ny | UPS | Fingertip(s) | Struck by falling object or equipment |
A transmission fell on an automotive mechanic's right hand, amputating the ring fingertip. | |||||
2021-02-22 | Glens Falls | Ny | Kittredge Equipment Company, Inc. | Chest, except internal location of diseases or disorders | Fall through surface or existing opening |
The employee was on the first floor of a building that was under renovation. She fell into a floor hole and was trapped between joists. She suffered broken ribs and back vertebrae, as well as a punctured lung. | |||||
2020-10-02 | Glens Falls | Ny | FINCH PAPER LLC | Hand(s) and arm(s) | Direct exposure to electricity |
An employee suffered burns to their finger and arms from an arc flash and was hospitalized. | |||||
2020-06-07 | South Glens Falls | New York | Essity Professional Hygiene North America | Upper extremities | Caught in running equipment or machinery during maintenance, cleaning |
An employee was removing a slab from a paper roll (to address two breaks that had happened near each other on the paper machine rewinder). The employee was tucking the paper back into the infeed between the bed roll and the finished roll when the nip point pulled the employee's arm in, about to the elbow. The employee suffered soft tissue damage. | |||||
2019-07-01 | Glens Falls | New York | Miller Mechanical Services, Inc. | Hand(s) and arm(s) | Direct exposure to electricity, greater than 220 volts |
An employee was connecting a 3-phase, 460-volt, 50 amp male-to-female plug when an arc flash occurred, burning both of the employee's hands and forearms. | |||||
2019-01-24 | Glens Falls | New York | National Grid | Lower leg(s) | Fall on same level due to slipping |
An employee was walking to his work truck when he slipped on black ice in the parking lot, falling to the asphalt pavement and breaking his left tibia and fibula. | |||||
2016-09-25 | South Glens Falls | New York | SCA Tissue North America | Fingertip(s) | Fall on same level due to tripping over an object |
An employee was troubleshooting an operational problem with a bander when she tripped on a box on the floor and fell. Her hand then entered a moving timing chain and sprocket assembly, partially amputating her right middle fingertip. The machine was energized and the guard was removed at the time. |