OSHA Injury Report: AccelRoute LLC

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

The employee pulled their van into the short driveway where they were delivering due to a lot of traffic on the crossroad She got two packages and exited out of the driver door She was about three feet away from a small step up to the customers porch and she claimed her ankle gave out and she rolled it She fell to the ground in pain and needed a few minutes to collect before she called myself ([REDACTED]) saying she may have broken or sprained her ankle She said it started swelling right off the bat and I arranged to have her picked up and taken safely back to the station She was given first aide and driven home by a family member and arranged to be looked at the [REDACTED] morning

What happened

The employee pulled their van into the short driveway where they were delivering due to a lot of traffic on the crossroad She got two packages and exited out of the driver door She was about three feet away from a small step up to the customers porch and she claimed her ankle gave out and she rolled it She fell to the ground in pain and needed a few minutes to collect before she called myself ([REDACTED]) saying she may have broken or sprained her ankle She said it started swelling right off the bat and I arranged to have her picked up and taken safely back to the station She was given first aide and driven home by a family member and arranged to be looked at the [REDACTED] morning

Injury or illness

Sprain Ankle Right Ankle

Object or substance involved

Stepping up to a porch twisting ankle

Summary line

[REDACTED] Ankle Right Ankle Stepping up to a porch twisting ankle Slip trip no fall

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.