Other Concrete Product Manufacturing

Industry Summary

With employment in this industry reaching new highs, the 2,186 businesses operating in the Other Concrete Product Manufacturing industry are sure to make protecting the estimated total of 53,614 employees reported in 2015 a top priority. On average over the last five years, the Other Concrete Product Manufacturing industry has a slightly higher OSHA reported accident rate (35% more) than the broader Cement and Concrete Product Manufacturing Industry

• Most Common Violations
• Recent Accident Reports

On Tuesday, January 22nd 2019 OSHA reps took a report of a serious accident in Denver, NC after learning of an incident at 140884 - Dellinger Precast, Inc. which had occured on Monday, January 21st 2019. A 22 year old man working as a employee was killed on the job when the

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OSHA ID113473.015

Accident Date2019-01-21

Accident DegreeFatality

NarrativeOn January 21, 2019, an employee had been working under a cement truck and was trying to unfreeze a brake on the truck. The employee caught his clothing on the drive shaft as it started to rotate when the brake was released. The employee was strangled.

On Thursday, December 21st 2017 OSHA reps took a report of a serious accident in San Juan Bautista, CA after learning of an incident at Willis Construction Company, Inc. which had occured on Tuesday, December 5th 2017. A 43 year old Construction laborer had been injured when the employee's foot was lacerated when struck by saw blade

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OSHA ID101693.015

Accident Date2017-12-05

Accident DegreeHospitalized injury

NarrativeAt 9:30 a.m. on December 5, 2017, Employee #1 was cutting concrete with a Stihl TS700 saw. The blade broke, sending three pieces airborne. A piece of blade struck the right foot of Employee #1, causing lacerations.

The accident investigation below was opened on Tuesday, December 5th 2017 by OSHA representitives in Highland, CA at T.J. Composites Dba Martin Enterprises. A 33 year old Laborer had been injured when the employee's thumb was amputated when crushed by cement cover

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OSHA ID105884.015

Accident Date2017-11-27

Accident DegreeNon Hospitalized injury

NarrativeAt 8:00 a.m. on November 27, 2017, Employee #1 was working in the Assembly Department, operating a one ton Dayton Overhead Crane to lower a cement cover. The hook on the overhead crane did not have a safety latch. As Employee #1 was using his right hand to operate the overhead crane and his left hand to guide the cement cover, the cover slipped off the hook and landed on his left hand. His left thumb was amputated as a result.