OSHA Injury Report: Tuscaloosa Bakery

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

It was about [REDACTED] EE was talking to an employee about the heat.; He was eating a salad and drinking a Powerade at this time he finished the food.; And was throwing the bottle away in the trash can . He started falling back and the employee caught him from; hitting his head on the metal bench. He did not respond when the employee was talking to him and he ran into the building. [REDACTED] got some ice to cool him asking people in the breakroom to help me out with him.; At that time we call [REDACTED]; The outside Temperature was 92 degrees; Inside Temperature 94 degrees

What happened

It was about [REDACTED] EE was talking to an employee about the heat.; He was eating a salad and drinking a Powerade at this time he finished the food.; And was throwing the bottle away in the trash can . He started falling back and the employee caught him from; hitting his head on the metal bench. He did not respond when the employee was talking to him and he ran into the building. [REDACTED] got some ice to cool him asking people in the breakroom to help me out with him.; At that time we call [REDACTED]; The outside Temperature was 92 degrees; Inside Temperature 94 degrees

Injury or illness

Heat Stress Exhaustion Stroke Internal Systems Organs Circulatory System

Object or substance involved

Dehydration

Summary line

Employee was at lunch. They went to throw away their trash and felt faint. They fell backwards into another employee. They never lost consciousness and was sent to the ER.

Employee and industry

When (timing detail)

Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year unspecified. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.