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Accident: 201166899 - Employee Injured When Partially Ejected From Boom Lift

Accident: 201166899 -- Report ID: 0950641 -- Event Date: 04/13/2005
InspectionOpen DateSICEstablishment Name
12606149804/19/20051531John Ingram & Associates
Employee #1, a laborer, was off-loading a rented Genie, self-propelled articulating boom lift, from a trailer. He drove the Genie off the trailer to flat ground and then started down the ramp to an underground parking facility. As he drove down the ramp, the brakes failed and the lift ran into a wall. Employee #1 was partially ejected from the lift between the upper and lower rails, and the fall was stopped by his restraint belt. He received a small laceration to his forehead and strained his left shoulder and right knee. He was treated and released from the hospital the same day.
Keywords: ejected, forehead, struck against, construction, laceration, restraining device, aerial lift
End Use Proj Type Proj Cost Stories NonBldgHt Fatality
Commercial building Alteration or rehabilitation Under $50,000 2
Employee # Inspection Age Sex Degree Nature Occupation Construction
1 126061498 Non Hospitalized injury Cut/Laceration Construction trades, n.e.c. FallDist:
FallHt:3
Cause: Temporary work (buildings, facilities)
FatCause: Fall from/with bucket (aerial lift/basket)

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