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Report: Nonstructural fire, n.e.c. at Auto-Chlor Services, LLC in Humble, Texas

DATE: 03/06/19

An employee went to the bank for the employer and was driving back to the employer’s facility when a vape pen battery reacted with change in his pocket, causing his pants to catch on fire. His leg and hands were burned and he was hospitalized.

Report ID 2019032443  
Date 03/06/2019  
UPA 1433541  
Primary NAICS 325611  
Nature 1520 Heat (thermal) burns, unspecified
Part of Body 87 Upper and lower limb(s)
Source 4413 Batteries other than automotive
Secondary Source 99 Source, n.e.c.
Event 319 Nonstructural fire, n.e.c.
Hospitalized Yes  
Amputation No  

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