Safety Incidents OSHA Severe Injury Reports · 2015–2025
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OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #722090

JOHNSTON PAINT & GLASS

Event
EXHAUST SYSTEM, FURNACE, ASPHYXIATED, POISONING, CARBON MONOXIDE
NAICS
000000
Inspection type
Accident-driven
Activity number
#101351690
Employer profile
JOHNSTON PAINT & GLASS
Summary number
722090
Report ID
521700

Event description

THREE EMPLOYEES POISONED BY CARBON MONOXIDE FROM FURNACE

Investigation abstract

Three employees became ill and were sent to the hospital. A furnace flue in a re tail store had rusted away venting exhaust gases from the furnace into the store area. A visitor sitting with the employees died from carbon monoxide poisoning. (The visitor was listed on an employee injury line on the original form.)

Victims (4)

  1. #1 Fatality Age 77 M

    Nature of injury
    2
    Part of body
    25
    Event type
    8
    Source
    19
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    12
    Environmental factor
    7
    Hazardous substance
    0560
    Task assigned
    2
  2. #2 Non-hospitalized injury Age 42 M

    Nature of injury
    2
    Part of body
    25
    Event type
    8
    Source
    19
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    12
    Environmental factor
    7
    Hazardous substance
    0560
    Task assigned
    1
  3. #3 Non-hospitalized injury Age 25 M

    Nature of injury
    2
    Part of body
    25
    Event type
    8
    Source
    19
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    12
    Environmental factor
    7
    Hazardous substance
    0560
    Task assigned
    1
  4. #4 Non-hospitalized injury Age 30 M

    Nature of injury
    2
    Part of body
    25
    Event type
    8
    Source
    19
    Occupation code
    999
    Human factor
    12
    Environmental factor
    7
    Hazardous substance
    0560
    Task assigned
    1

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