BELMAR, NEW JERSEY—
Linde-Griffith Construction Company
Injured by handheld object or equipment, unspecified · Fractures
Final narrative
An employee was helping to lower metal sheets into place for ground stability when the wind caught one of the sheets, causing it to strike the employee's leg. The employee suffered a broken tibia and fibula.
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