OSHA Injury Report: 191 Newton Bakery Newton BKY

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

The injury is a result of a trip and fall A full stack of bread was being moved by two employees including the injured person The bottom tray of the stack was broken and gave way while they had the stack in motion causing the whole stack to fall in the direction of the employee The employee moved out of the way of the falling stack but in so doing tripped and fell themselves from a standing position on the floor to the ground a distance of about four feet The injury is believed to have been sustained when the employee attempted to catch themselves in the fall and struck the ground wrist first The injury is located on the right arm Swelling is appearing at or above the wrist joint and the employee complains of pain throughout the forearm and is unable to move the right hand without pain The employee and the stack fell

What happened

The injury is a result of a trip and fall A full stack of bread was being moved by two employees including the injured person The bottom tray of the stack was broken and gave way while they had the stack in motion causing the whole stack to fall in the direction of the employee The employee moved out of the way of the falling stack but in so doing tripped and fell themselves from a standing position on the floor to the ground a distance of about four feet The injury is believed to have been sustained when the employee attempted to catch themselves in the fall and struck the ground wrist first The injury is located on the right arm Swelling is appearing at or above the wrist joint and the employee complains of pain throughout the forearm and is unable to move the right hand without pain The employee and the stack fell

Injury or illness

Sprain Wrist Right Wrist

Object or substance involved

Concrete floor perhaps full bread trays

Summary line

Sprain Wrist Right Wrist Concrete floor perhaps full bread trays Falls same level

Employee and industry

When (timing detail)

Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year 2024. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.