Livingston, TX—Federal OSHA workplace-safety record

Livingston, TX

9 severe-injury reports between 2016-04-13 and 2024-07-01, 31 OSHA inspections, and 90 Form 300/301 injury filings on federal record in Livingston, Texas.

9Severe injuries

7Hospitalizations

31OSHA inspections

90Injury filings

Employers with the most severe injuries in Livingston

# Employer Severe-injury reports

1 CLW, Inc. 3 2 Century Complete Homes 1 3 Cotton Utility Constructors, Inc. 1 4 GCA Education Services, Inc. 1 5 Livingston Feed & Farm Supply, LLC 1 6 Lowe's Home Improvement 1 7 Thomas Supply, Inc. 1

Example incidents

Lowe's Home Improvement LIVINGSTON, TEXAS · 2024-07-01 · Struck by object dropped by person
Two employees were pulling a 4-foot x 6-foot piece of lumber from a shelf when the piece of lumber fell to the ground. The lumber fell one of the employee's hands, resulting in a partial amputation to her ring fingertip.
Livingston Feed & Farm Supply, LLC LIVINGSTON, TEXAS · 2023-06-02 · Struck by dislodged flying object, particle
On June 2, 2023, at approximately 1:00 a.m., an employee was placing air in a tire. The rim was damaged on the inside due to bearing failure, which caused the tire to come unseated. The tire, rim, and hub blew off from the axle, striking the employee in both legs. The employee sustained a compound fracture to the left leg and a broken right foot; both required hospitalization and surgery.
Thomas Supply, Inc. LIVINGSTON, TEXAS · 2023-01-03 · Fall on same level due to slipping
An employee was picking up batteries for company trucks at an auto parts store when they slipped and fell to the concrete. The employee was hospitalized with a fractured kneecap.
Century Complete Homes LIVINGSTON, TEXAS · 2021-08-16 · Other fall to lower level, unspecified
A contract employee was cutting a band on a package. The employee slipped and fell from the package to the ground, suffering a broken tibia and fibula.
CLW, Inc. LIVINGSTON, TEXAS · 2020-09-19 · Struck against moving part of machinery or equipment
An employee was attempting to pull a switch in the back of a forklift to release the brake. His hand contacted the radiator fan blade and half of his right pinky finger was amputated. The employee was hospitalized.
Cotton Utility Constructors, Inc. LIVINGSTON, TEXAS · 2018-05-15 · Other fall to lower level 6 to 10 feet
An employee was climbing onto the operator's seat of a digger derrick when he lost his balance and fell backwards 6 to 8 feet to the ground. He suffered a lower back compression fracture.

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