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OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #14339600

COLLAPSE,OVERLOADED,CONSTRUCTION,PUMP JACK SCAFFOLD,ABRASION,FALL,CONTUSION,SCAFFOLD

Event
COLLAPSE,OVERLOADED,CONSTRUCTION,PUMP JACK SCAFFOLD,ABRASION,FALL,CONTUSION,SCAFFOLD
Linked inspection
No inspection record linked to this accident's victims.
Summary number
14339600
Report ID
453710

Event description

FOUR EMPLOYEES INJURED IN FALL WHEN SCAFFOLDING COLLAPSES

Investigation abstract

Employees #1through #4 fell 16 ft when the pump jack scaffold they were standing on collapsed as they were installing siding and trim work on a single family dw elling. The failure occurred as a result of poor construction of the scaffold an d over loading. The workers received bruises and abrasions to the extent that ho spitalization was required for Employee #1. Employee #2 through #4 were treated and released.

Victims (4)

  1. #1 Hospitalized Age 19 M

    Nature of injury
    3
    Part of body
    1
    Event type
    5
    Source
    24
    Occupation code
    567
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1
  2. #2 Hospitalized Age 16 M

    Nature of injury
    3
    Part of body
    11
    Event type
    5
    Source
    24
    Occupation code
    567
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1
  3. #3 Non-hospitalized injury Age 19 M

    Nature of injury
    3
    Part of body
    11
    Event type
    5
    Source
    24
    Occupation code
    567
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1
  4. #4 Non-hospitalized injury Age 22 M

    Nature of injury
    3
    Part of body
    11
    Event type
    5
    Source
    24
    Occupation code
    567
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1

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