DateCityStateEmployerBody PartEvent
2021-11-06Monroe CityMoTODD CREASON CONSTRUCTION, INC.Multiple body partsStruck by falling object or equipment, n.e.c.
On November 6, 2021, an employee was spray painting a petroleum pipeline for rust prevention. The pipeline is supported by wood log cribbing and subject to move when the temperature rises. The pipeline fell and pinned the employee down in the excavation. The employee sustained several broken ribs, breathing obstruction, contusion, and loss of consciousness. He was hospitalized.
2019-05-29Monroe CityMissouriARCADIA METALCRAFTFinger(s), fingernail(s)Contact with objects and equipment
A sharp aluminum piece on a die punctured an employee's left thumb. The wound became infected, requiring hospitalization.
2018-02-17Monroe CityMissouriContinental Casting, LLCHand(s) and arm(s)Contact with hot objects or substances
An employee was skimming impurities from melt when he lost his footing and fell forward into a pot of molten aluminum. He was burned on the left arm and hand.
2017-07-28Monroe CityMissouriCONTINENTAL CASTING LLCBODY SYSTEMSExposure to environmental heat
An employee was removing scale from a furnace and was overcome by heat stress. The employee was hospitalized.
2017-02-28Monroe CityMissouriContinental Casting, LLCFinger(s), fingernail(s)Caught in running equipment or machinery during regular operation
An employee was de-burring a piece of flat steel on the abrasive disc sander when his hand was pulled in behind the tool rest, trapping his left thumb between the piece of steel and the abrasive disc. The top of his left thumb was sanded down to the bone.
2016-08-11Monroe CityMissouriCONTINENTAL CASTING LLCBODY SYSTEMSExposure to environmental heat
An employee was performing furnace maintenance when he began feeling overheated. He was hospitalized for a heat-related illness.
2015-09-25Monroe CityMissouriCONTINENTAL CASTINGSFinger(s), fingernail(s)Caught in running equipment or machinery during regular operation
An employee was operating the deburring machine. While removing a part, the plunger cycled forward and smashed his index finger, which was caught in the part window. The employee's left index finger was amputated, requiring hospitalization.