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Report: Fire, unspecified at Sunland Construction, Inc. in Houston, Texas

DATE: 01/05/19

Two employees were helping welders by holding a 16″ flange when a flash fire occurred. The first employee suffered a puncture wound from a vent pipe and burns to the face. The second employee suffered burns to the back of his neck, his back, and his right arm.

Report ID2019010143 
Date01/05/2019 
UPA1414072 
Inspection1369662 
Primary NAICS237120 
Nature1520Heat (thermal) burns, unspecified
Part of Body130Face, unspecified
Source9999Nonclassifiable
Secondary Source7261Welding, cutting, and blow torches
Event310Fire, unspecified
Hospitalized Yes 
Amputation No 

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