DALLAS, TEXAS—
First Co.
Struck against moving part of machinery or equipment · Amputations
Final narrative
An employee was in a wood shop, using a table-mounted radial arm saw to cut wood for pallets. As he turned after deactivating the saw, the saw blade cut his finger, causing an amputation. The part of the blade that cut him was not guarded at the time.
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