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OSHA Injury Report: Texas Internal Pipe Coating

Injury · Days away from work

On , an injury at Texas Internal Pipe Coating in 8463 TX-75 South, Madisonville, TX 77864 resulted in days away from work. Employee was FLoater in powder coating metals and metal products for the trade.

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Parent company
Hilong
Street
8463 TX-75 South
City
Madisonville
State
TX
ZIP
77864
On-site location
Blast Oven
Outcome
Days away from work (code 2)
Type
Injury (code 1)
Days away from work
2
Days restricted or transferred
72

The employee was in the endcut inspecting the quality of the pipe before pushing it to the next section with a coworker. All proper PPE was being worn

While inspecting a pipe the employee identified a quality issue. With the assistance of a coworker the employee picked up the pipe to move it back to the previous department for rework. During the process of setting the pipe down the employee’s left pinky finger was caught between the threads of two pipes resulting in a laceration.

laceration to left pinky finger causing bleeding and pain

metal pipe threads

Left pinky laceration due to pipe hitting pinky

Job description
FLoater
SOC code
51-9199: Production Workers, All Other
NAICS code
332812: Powder coating metals and metal products for the trade
NAICS vintage
2022
Employees at this establishment (2025 average)
84
Hours worked at this establishment (2025 total)
170,092
EIN
460663785
Establishment ID
1379655
Employer case #
4
Date of incident
Shift started
06:00
Time of incident
14:30
Filing year
2025
Submitted to OSHA
2026-03-02

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