Inspection Detail

Inspection: 120043864 - Bragg Crane

Inspection Information - Office: Los Angeles District Office

Inspection Nr: 120043864

Report ID: 0950641

Date Opened: 12/07/1993

Site Address:
Bragg Crane
Duquesne & Culver Bl.
Culver City, CA 90232

Mailing Address:
6251 Paramount Bl., Los Angeles, CA 90805

Union Status: Union

SIC:7353

NAICS: 0

Inspection Type: Accident

Scope: Partial

Advanced Notice: N

Ownership: Private

Safety/Health: Safety

Close Conference: 12/08/1993

Planning Guide: Safety-Construction

Emphasis:

Case Closed: 01/26/1994

Related Activity
Type	Activity Nr	Safety	Health
Accident	361335615

Investigation Summary

Investigation Nr: 170178941

Event: 12/07/1993

Employee thrown from tipping crane fractures ankle

Employee #1 was operating a Grove 250C 35-ton capacity mobile crane, placing rebar bundles into a job site, one story (12 ft) below street level. The crane was set up with its outriggers fully extended. The crane's right front outrigger sank into the paved street because of substandard compaction work done in the last 60 days. The crane tipped up 90 degrees and the boom came to rest in the job site. Employee #1 was thrown from the crane's cab to the concrete sidewalk, a distance of 8 to 9 feet. He sustained injuries to both ankles, fracturing the left and badly spraining the right.

Keywords: EJECTED, FRACTURE, OUTRIGGER, MOBILE CRANE, UNSTABLE SURFACE, SPRAIN, ANKLE, OVERTURN

Investigated Inspection
#	Inspection	Age	Sex	Degree of Injury	Nature of Injury	Occupation
1	120043864			Hospitalized injury	Fracture	Crane and tower operators

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