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Report: Struck by falling object or equipment, unspecified at Texas Heat Treating, Inc. in Round Rock, Texas

DATE: 06/03/20

An employee had removed an extension rod from a load and was about to put a shorter extension in its place. The load tipped over and fell on his right arm, pinching it between the metal staging rack and the retort of the load. The employee suffered a broken bone above the elbow.

Report ID2020065164 
Date06/03/2020 
UPA1601166 
Primary NAICS332811 
Nature111Fractures
Part of Body421Upper arm(s)
Source9999Nonclassifiable
Secondary Source2214Racks-garment and other
Event6230Struck by falling object or equipment, unspecified
Hospitalized Yes 
Amputation No 

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