SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI—
Proctor and Gamble - Saint Louis site
Struck by running powered equipment unspecified · Fractures
Final narrative
An employee was attaching an air hose within the soft handling equipment. After attaching the air hose, the equipment powered up and pushed a tote into the employee's hand causing a left wrist and forearm fracture.
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