DateCityStateEmployerBody PartEvent
2020-03-06SaralandAlabamaAllied Steel Corporation, Inc.Multiple face locationsStruck by discharged object or substance
A temporary employee was using a sandblaster to prepare steel product for painting. The employee lost control of the sandblaster and sandblasting material struck the employee's face and eyes. The employee sustained abrasions to the left side of the face (cheek and forehead).
2019-01-30SaralandAlabamaGPS Hospitality Partners II, LLCMultiple face locationsExposure through intact skin, eyes, or other exposed tissue
An employee was pouring drain cleaner from the manufacturer's bottle into a clogged floor drain when some of the solution splashed onto his face and into his left eye. He was hospitalized due to chemical burns.
2018-08-08SaralandAlabamaOzark Automotive Distributors, Inc.NonclassifiableFall to lower level
While working on a conveyor, an employee fell from the crossover walkway which runs over the conveyor.
2018-06-25SaralandAlabamaXPO Logistics Freight Inc.Head and neckOther fall to lower level
An employee tripped and fell out of a tractor trailer, striking the ground. She suffered a fractured orbital bone, fractured neck vertebra, and laceration to the face.
2017-07-11SaralandAlabamaGulf Equipment CorporationForearm(s)Vehicle or machinery fire
An employee was troubleshooting an engine on a piece of equipment when a fire occurred, burning the employee's left forearm.
2016-06-27SaralandAlabamaS & S ConstructionHead and trunkOther fall to lower level 6 to 10 feet
An employee was troweling concrete and fell 8 feet off the edge of the foundation wall resulting in back and head injuries.
2016-05-12SaralandAlabamaPremere Tank WashArm(s)Exposure through intact skin, eyes, or other exposed tissue
An employee was opening a valve on a tanker trailer. Chloroacetic acid came out of the valve and burned the top side of the employee's right arm.
2015-12-17SaralandAlabamaKEITH MOSLEY CONSTRUCTION, INC.Finger(s), fingernail(s)Injured by slipping or swinging object held by injured worker
An employee was using a hand-held blower to clean when his thumb was partially amputated by the impeller on the bottom of the equipment. The impeller was unguarded at the time.