OSHA Injury Report: Jacksonville FL

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

Particle 1 was working on an inbound transfer from RIC with two other particles when he was assisting particle 2 with removing a large pallet from the truck and behind the pallet there were three large tables that were loaded improperly which then fell forward and struck Particle 1 in the back of the neck upper half of the back Particle 1 upon being struck by the product fell to the floor hurting their left knee and their right elbow Particle 1 was then taken to the office via the golf cart and then [REDACTED] was contacted and the triage recommended that Particle 1 be seen by concentra

What happened

Particle 1 was working on an inbound transfer from RIC with two other particles when he was assisting particle 2 with removing a large pallet from the truck and behind the pallet there were three large tables that were loaded improperly which then fell forward and struck Particle 1 in the back of the neck upper half of the back Particle 1 upon being struck by the product fell to the floor hurting their left knee and their right elbow Particle 1 was then taken to the office via the golf cart and then [REDACTED] was contacted and the triage recommended that Particle 1 be seen by concentra

Injury or illness

Contusion Bruise Neck Upper BackRight ElbowLeft KneeNeck

Object or substance involved

Large Table

Summary line

Contusion Bruise Neck Upper BackRight ElbowLeft KneeNeck Large Table Struck by

Employee and industry

When (timing detail)

Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year 2025. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.