LEMONT, ILLINOIS—
Pilot Travel Centers LLC
Overexertion while wielding, manipulating tools, object(s) · Hernias
Final narrative
On March 27, 2025, a truck driver had pulled up to a riser to load fuel into their truck. The driver was pulling down on the loading arm at the fuel terminal, or lifting the fuel loading arm when they felt pain in their abdomen. The employee sustained a hernia.
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