Canonsburg, PA—Federal OSHA workplace-safety record

Canonsburg, PA

23 severe-injury reports between 2016-05-17 and 2024-09-04, 246 OSHA inspections, and 105 Form 300/301 injury filings on federal record in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania.

23Severe injuries

18Hospitalizations

246OSHA inspections

105Injury filings

Employers with the most severe injuries in Canonsburg

# Employer Severe-injury reports

1 Pennsylvania Transformer Technology, Inc. 4 2 Universal Electric Corporation 3 3 All-Clad Metalcrafters, LLC 2 4 Starline Holdings, LLC 2 5 Barr Street Corporation 1 6 CNX Resources Corporation 1 7 FirstEnergy Service Corporation 1 8 Mid-Ohio Pipeline Services 1 9 PA Transformer 1 10 PA Transformer Technology, Inc. 1

Example incidents

Pennsylvania Transformer Technology, Inc. CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA · 2024-09-04 · Struck by running powered equipment unspecified
An employee was working on the core line when their leg became caught in the core line, resulting in a fractured leg.
Starline Holdings, LLC CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA · 2024-07-13 · Struck by running powered equipment n.e.c.
A saw operator made contact with the blade, resulting in the amputation of three fingers on their right hand. The saw was guarded at the time.
Ritchey Metals Company, Inc. CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA · 2024-03-02 · Contact with hot objects or substances
Molten metal was being ladled out of a mold when it burned an employee's right forearm and hand.
CNX Resources Corporation CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA · 2022-09-07 · Other fall to lower level, unspecified
At about 4:30 p.m. on September 7, 2022, an employee fell while walking down a flight of steps outside. She suffered a compound fracture to the femur.
Ritchey Metals CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA · 2022-08-02 · Contact with hot objects or substances
An employee was using a ladle to scoop molten metal out of a trough system and put it into a mold. Molten metal spilled onto his right boot causing burns to the foot.
Starline Holdings, LLC CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA · 2022-04-22 · Direct exposure to electricity, greater than 220 volts
An employee was testing a panel with a test machine. The configuration of the panel resulted in the testing equipment applying an unexpected voltage to the panel. The employee's hands made contact with conductors that were not expected to be energized, resulting in a shock of 277 volts. The employee suffered burns to both hands.

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Source: federal OSHA Severe Injury Reports, inspections, and ITA Form 300/301 filings. Counts reflect federal jurisdiction only.