Ready-Mix Concrete Manufacturing

Industry Summary

With employment in this industry reaching new highs, the 5,224 businesses operating in the Ready-Mix Concrete Manufacturing industry are sure to make protecting the estimated total of 90,208 employees reported in 2015 a top priority. With OSHA reported accident rates of less than that of the the Cement and Concrete Product Manufacturing Industry as a whole, things have been relatively safe over the past five years.

The accident investigation below was opened on Friday, September 7th 2018 by OSHA representitives in Durant, OK after learning of an incident at R.K. Hall Llc which had occured on Tuesday, July 17th 2018. A 45 year old had been killed when the employee struck and killed by the bucket of a front
OSHA ID108980.015
Accident Date2018-07-17
Accident DegreeFatality
NarrativeAt 9:45 a.m. on July 17, 2018, an employee was unhooking a chain that was attached to a concrete block under the bucket of a front end loader. The equipment operator moved bucket downward and struck the employee on the head. The employee sustained a fractured skull and was killed.
OSHA investigators arrived in Cookstown, NJ on Monday, October 16th 2017 and began an accident investigation after learning of an incident at Ralph Clayton & Sons Llc which had occured on Friday, October 13th 2017. A 59 year old man working as a Machine operator was killed on the job when the employee was struck and killed by a cement truck
OSHA ID100896.015
Accident Date2017-10-13
Accident DegreeFatality
NarrativeAt 3:27 p.m. on October 13, 2017, an employee was struck and killed by a cement truck while crossing through a loading zone.
On Monday, October 16th 2017 OSHA reps took a report of a serious accident in Escondido, CA at Superior Ready Mix Concrete Lp. A 31 year old man working as a Engineering technician was injured on the job when the employee was struck exploding cylinder and suffered a broken l
OSHA ID104237.015
Accident Date2017-10-05
Accident DegreeHospitalized injury
NarrativeAt 4:30 p.m. on October 5, 2017, an employee was checking why box trailer 779 was not fully closing. The employee positioned himself under the box trailer and was ready to check for any air leak visually, by noise, or by feeling by his hand near the cylinder and its fittings of the right cylinder. A coworker who was assisting him connect the air line from the maintenance shop and the cylinder end cap blew off, injuring the employee's right hand as he was moving his hand around the cylinder to feel for any air leak. The air pressure was 160 psi at the time of the accident. The employee suffered a broken right arm, and was taken to Palomar Hospital for surgical treatment and released after 3 days.

OSHA Inspection Activity

Accident Rate

5 Year Average
10.02
Last 12 Months
0

Reporting Statistics

Inspection Records: 1859
207.3%
Inspection Rate: 2.81
Violation Records:
Accident Records: 82