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First degree heat (thermal) burns

1 hospitalization · 2021064479 · 6/2/2021 · Scott Air Condition

Severity

Hospitalized
1
Amputation
0
Loss of eye
0
Body part
Head and trunk
Nature of injury
First degree heat (thermal) burns

Cause

Event
Ignition of vapors, gases, or liquids
Source
Coal, natural gas, petroleum fuels and products, unspecified
Secondary source
Welding, cutting, and blow torches

Employer

Name
Scott Air Condition
Location
2800 Kay Bailey Hutchinson, PORTLAND, TEXAS, 78374
NAICS
238220
Jurisdiction
1

Narrative

An employee was replacing an air compressor. The employee was heating the tubing with a torch when the oil residue from the tube flashed and contacted the employee's face area. The employee's face cover caught fire, and the employee suffered first-degree burns to the face and chest. The employee was hospitalized.

Source

Authoritative
OSHA Severe Injury Reports
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