Date | City | State | Employer | Body Part | Event |
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2021-10-23 | New Kensington | Pa | Helmerich & Payne Inc. | Finger(s), fingernail(s) | Fall on same level due to slipping |
An employee was racking drill pipe on the rig floor. As a stand of drill pipe was being set down on the rig floor, the employee slipped and fell. The stand of pipe was set down on his left hand resulting in a partial amputation to the middle finger. | |||||
2021-08-19 | New Kensington | Pa | Bacharach, Inc. | Multiple body parts | Fall while sitting |
An employee fell while trying to sit down in a chair, landing on the floor and suffering a broken right arm and hip. He was hospitalized, requiring surgery. | |||||
2021-03-25 | New Kensington | Pa | Spectrum Environmental, Inc. | Lower leg(s) | Fall through surface or existing opening |
An employee had been cleaning up debris on a roof. The employee fell through the roof substrate and hit his leg on a steel beam inside the building. The employee sustained a laceration to the right leg and a broken fibula. | |||||
2020-03-05 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | Cannon Boiler Works Inc. | Leg(s) | Injured by slipping or swinging object held by injured worker |
On March 5, 2020, an employee was using a handheld grinder to grind on metal. The grinding wheel severely lacerated the employee's leg. | |||||
2019-07-19 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | Waste Management | BODY SYSTEMS | Exposure to environmental heat |
An employee had been driving a garbage truck and loading garbage when he began to experience cramps. The employee was hospitalized with a heat-related illness. | |||||
2018-08-29 | Kensington | Kansas | Landmark Transport LLC | Thigh(s) | Fall on same level, n.e.c. |
An employee was unchaining a sprayer from a trailer. As he released the last chain binder, its handle hit him in the chin and he fell, landing on his hip and breaking his left femur. | |||||
2018-08-04 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | U.S. Postal Service | BODY SYSTEMS | Exposure to environmental heat |
An employee was hospitalized due to heat exhaustion. | |||||
2018-01-22 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | Yerecic Label Company Inc. | Leg(s) | Slip without fall |
An employee was stepping from an office area into a production area and slipped. One of the employee's legs went forward, while one stayed put, hyperextending the legs (no fall). The employee suffered a torn leg ligament and was hospitalized. | |||||
2017-10-17 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | Insurance Restoration Consultants | Nonclassifiable | Other fall to lower level |
An employee fell while climbing a ladder, landing on a concrete patio and breaking bones. | |||||
2017-06-05 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | Yerecic Label Company, Inc. | Back, including spine, spinal cord | Overexertion in pushing, pulling, or turning-single episode |
An employee was removing an empty roll of paper from a spiral when he strained his back. | |||||
2017-02-07 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | Eat'n Park Hospitality Group | Head, neck, and trunk | Contact with hot objects or substances |
An employee was setting up a salad bar. A pot of chicken noodle soup was just filled and the pot was placed in the back kitchen hot window. When the employee lifted the pot, soup spilled on her neck and chest. She suffered first and second degree burns to the right cheek and neck, as well as chest burns. | |||||
2017-01-17 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | Schultheis Roofing | Multiple body parts | Other fall to lower level 11 to 15 feet |
An employee was descending a ladder approximately 10-12 ft. high when the employee fell and hit his back on a fence. The employee suffered 4-5 fractured ribs, a broken ankle and a fractured orbital bone. | |||||
2016-07-12 | New Kensington | Pennsylvania | Beacon Sales Acquisition, Inc. | Foot (feet) | Part of occupant’s body caught between vehicle and other object in nonroadway transport incident |
While traveling on a forklift in the warehouse, an employee scraped against a concrete and metal pillar. The employee's foot was pinched between the forklift and metal pillar. |