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Accident: 201010337 - Farm Worker Sustains Heat-Related Illness

Accident: 201010337 -- Report ID: 0950667 -- Event Date: 07/27/2011
InspectionOpen DateSICEstablishment Name
31526868007/28/20110761Rey Jose Llamas Dba Llamas Ag Labor Contracting
On July 27, 2011, Employee #1, a farm worker, became ill while picking tomatoes on a day when the temperature was over 95 degrees Fahrenheit. After becoming dizzy, she reported to a supervisor, who moved Employee #1 to the shade and gave her water. Several minutes later, another supervisor arrived, encouraged Employee #1 to drink more water, and moved her to a different shade location. When the crew manager arrived, Employee #1 advised him that she was having trouble breathing and felt like "her pressure was high". The manager then drove Employee #1 to the Kerman Medical Clinic. While en route, she lost consciousness. After treatment at Kerman Medical Clinic, Employee #1 was hospitalized at Fresno Community Hospital.
Keywords: heat, unconsciousness, agriculture, heat stroke, dizziness, heat exhaustion, water
Employee # Inspection Age Sex Degree Nature Occupation
1 315268680 Hospitalized injury Heat Exhaustion Hand packers and packagers

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