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OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #221411317

PILOT TRAVEL CENTERS LLC

Event
Infectious Disease
NAICS
484220
Inspection type
Federal Agency
Activity number
#345637979
Employer profile
PILOT TRAVEL CENTERS LLC
Summary number
221411317
Report ID
0317500

Event description

Employee with COVID-19 infection dies

Investigation abstract

An employee was working for a firm that operated a nationwide chain of truck supervisor and the coworker spotted sand trucks while the employee spotted water trucks. On November 1 and 2, all three workers spotted sand and water trucks at the well pad. On November 3, the employee, his original coworker, and a second coworker (who might have been the spotter supervisor) spotted sand and water trucks at the well pad. On the night of November 2, the spotter supervisor experienced a loss of taste and smell. On November 3, the spotter supervisor tested positive for COVID-19. That same day, he notified the employee and the first coworker of his positive test. On November 4, the employee and the first coworker tested positive for COVID-19. On November 9, the employee was hospitalized. On December 1, 2021, the employee died from COVID-19. This was not stops. He was working in a part of the firm that provided fracking services at an OSHA-covered fatality. gas wells. On October 29, 2021, the employee and his spotter supervisor commuted together in the employee's truck to a well pad. At the well pad, the spotter supervisor worked with another employee, a coworker. The spotter supervisor got into a separate truck with the coworker. They were spotting sand trucks on the opposite side of the well pad from the first employee. The first employee was spotting water trucks on the other side of the well pad. On October 30 and 31, all three workers commuted separately to the well pad. There, the spotter

Victim

  1. #1 Fatality Age 52 M

    Event type
    14

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