OSHA Injury Report: C75

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

At approximately [REDACTED] TM started to feel lower back pain tingling down legs. TM tried to work through the pain but the tingling sensation down the legs continued and TM stated it was hard to continue to work through. TM reported to manager onsite [REDACTED] and went to the care room for first aid treatment where they were provided an ice pack followed that by biofreeze on their lower back. During the investigation the TM reflected back on that they were performing the decase function at MT07 on the LUM dock around the first few hours of their shift and were lifting heavy cases of baxters along with other items the team was decasing. TM believes that the lifting of the heavy cases started to inflame the back which potentially led to the tingling sensation as well as an over heating of their body check TM temp.- 98.8. After utilization of the care room and first aid the TM elected to go home to self treat as they believe they couldnt perform tasks to remain at work. They were provi

What happened

At approximately [REDACTED] TM started to feel lower back pain tingling down legs. TM tried to work through the pain but the tingling sensation down the legs continued and TM stated it was hard to continue to work through. TM reported to manager onsite [REDACTED] and went to the care room for first aid treatment where they were provided an ice pack followed that by biofreeze on their lower back. During the investigation the TM reflected back on that they were performing the decase function at MT07 on the LUM dock around the first few hours of their shift and were lifting heavy cases of baxters along with other items the team was decasing. TM believes that the lifting of the heavy cases started to inflame the back which potentially led to the tingling sensation as well as an over heating of their body check TM temp.- 98.8. After utilization of the care room and first aid the TM elected to go home to self treat as they believe they couldnt perform tasks to remain at work. They were provi

Injury or illness

Strain of Lower Back Area Both Side

Object or substance involved

Parts and Materials - Parts and materials unspecified

Summary line

Strain of Lower Back Area Both Side - Directly harmed by: Parts and Materials - Parts and materials unspecified

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.