Inspection Detail

Inspection: 120490750 - Sun Construction, Inc.

Inspection Information - Office: Sc Department Of Labor, Licensing, And Regulation

Inspection Nr: 120490750

Report ID: 0454510

Date Opened: 12/15/1994

Site Address:
Sun Construction, Inc.
Steel Mill Rd.
Darlington, SC 29532

Mailing Address:
, , 00000

Union Status: NonUnion

SIC:7349

NAICS: 0

Inspection Type: Accident

Scope: Partial

Advanced Notice: N

Ownership: Private

Safety/Health: Safety

Close Conference: 01/20/1995

Planning Guide: Safety-Construction

Emphasis:

Case Closed: 01/25/1995

Related Activity
Type	Activity Nr	Safety	Health
Accident	360499669

Investigation Summary

Investigation Nr: 909333

Event: 12/12/1994

Employee injured when caught in cooling bed

On December 12, 1994, Employee #1 was conducting his regular duties as a contract repairman at a steel production plant. He was working with a coworker to investigate a hydraulic leak to the RM #1 cooling bed. Employee #1 went along the top of the cooling bed while the coworker went along the side, assuming that Employee #1 was following him. While on top of the cooling bed, Employee #1, without instructions to do so, removed a grating and attempted to take a short cut to the coworker's location by dropping through the cooling bed. A bar arranger then pinned Employee #1 to the cooling bed frame. Employee #1 received broken ribs, a broken arm, and a cracked pelvis.

Keywords: WORK RULES, RIB, FRACTURE, REPAIR, PINNED, CAUGHT BETWEEN, PELVIS, ARM

Investigated Inspection
#	Inspection	Age	Sex	Degree of Injury	Nature of Injury	Occupation
1	120490750			Hospitalized injury	Fracture	Industrial machinery repairers

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