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OSHA Accident Investigation · Summary #963520

FRACTURE,OVERLOADED,CONSTRUCTION,BACK,FALL,BRIDGE,CONCRETE,SPRAIN,ANKLE,CONTUSION

Event
FRACTURE,OVERLOADED,CONSTRUCTION,BACK,FALL,BRIDGE,CONCRETE,SPRAIN,ANKLE,CONTUSION
Linked inspection
No inspection record linked to this accident's victims.
Summary number
963520
Report ID
352440

Event description

FIVE EMPLOYEES INJURED WHEN BRIDGE COLLAPSES

Investigation abstract

Employees #1 through #5 were placing concrete on a bridge when its falsework sys tem gave way under the load. Employees #1 through #4 sustained bruises, fracture s, and abrasions resulting from the fall. The support system was inadequate to s upport the load placed on it.

Victims (5)

  1. #1 Hospitalized Age 44 M

    Nature of injury
    12
    Part of body
    21
    Event type
    5
    Source
    8
    Occupation code
    558
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1
  2. #2 Non-hospitalized injury Age 55 M

    Nature of injury
    3
    Part of body
    3
    Event type
    5
    Source
    8
    Occupation code
    588
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1
  3. #3 Non-hospitalized injury Age 59 M

    Nature of injury
    12
    Part of body
    11
    Event type
    5
    Source
    8
    Occupation code
    588
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1
  4. #4 Non-hospitalized injury Age 57 M

    Nature of injury
    20
    Part of body
    11
    Event type
    5
    Source
    8
    Occupation code
    588
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1
  5. #5 Non-hospitalized injury Age 54 M

    Nature of injury
    3
    Part of body
    11
    Event type
    5
    Source
    8
    Occupation code
    588
    Human factor
    6
    Environmental factor
    13
    Task assigned
    1

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