ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA—
Baker Hughes A GE Company Dresser Pipe Line Solutions
Fall on same level due to tripping, unspecified · Amputations
Final narrative
An employee tripped and fell as he was walking around and troubleshooting a machine. His left hand landed in the machine, and his index finger became trapped in a gear. The gear amputated his left index finger at the second knuckle.
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