CLEARWATER, FLORIDA—
Duncan Construction Corp.
Trip over an object without fall · Third or fourth degree heat (thermal) burns
Final narrative
An employee was carrying a bucket of hot roofing tar. He was walking to the back of the building when the wind blew a tarp into his path and onto his feet. The employee stumbled and hot tar fell out of the bucket, landing on the employee's arms, from the elbows to the hands. The employee sustained third and fourth degree burns requiring surgery.
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