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Report: Other fall to lower level 16 to 20 feet at Jonathan A. Moreno in Austin, Texas
DATE: 11/27/19
An employee was standing on a 20′ extension ladder that was positioned against the roof at the rear of a single-story residential construction site. The employee was using the ladder to apply caulking to the fascia boards in preparation for painting. The ladder slipped and the employee held onto the edge of the roof and then fell to the ground. The employee suffered a fractured back.
| Report ID |
20191112288 |
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| Date |
11/27/2019 |
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| UPA |
1523617 |
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| Inspection |
1454540 |
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| Primary NAICS |
236115 |
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| Nature |
111 |
Fractures |
| Part of Body |
320 |
Back, including spine, spinal cord, unspecified |
| Source |
7421 |
Extension ladders |
| Secondary Source |
6639 |
Ground, n.e.c. |
| Event |
4334 |
Other fall to lower level 16 to 20 feet |
| Hospitalized |
Yes |
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| Amputation |
No |
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