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Accident: 201090966 - Injured When Hair And Scalp Caught In Roller Employee #1 was sweeping up mushrooms from the floor when her head got too close to a unguarded roller on a conveyor. Her hair was pulled off and she sustained a scalp laceration, but she was not hospitalized. The employer was cited for lack of guarding. head, scalp, hair, caught by, laceration, roller--mach/part, cleaning, unguarded, work rules Accident: 170707236 - Injured When Hair Becomes Caught In Pulley Employee #1 was bending down beneath a conveyor belt to pick up a part when her hair became caught in an unguarded pulley. conveyor belt, hair, caught by, unguarded, pulley, conveyor, nip point, work rules Accident: 201480159 - Injured When Hair Caught In Rotating Machine Shaft At approximately 9:30 p.m. on April 17, 1997, Employee #1, a label line operator, was working on a labeling machine. While she was checking the feeder at the back of the machine, she leaned over and tilted her head. Her long hair, which had been tied up, became entangled in the unguarded rotating shaft of the machine. Employee #1 sustained serious scalp injuries, for which she was hospitalized. hair, caught by, entangled, unguarded, rotating shaft, protective clothing, work rules, head, scalp Accident: 170097513 - Arm Broken And Scalp Torn Off By Shaft Employee #1 was reaching into a machine to unclog it when her hair became caught on a horizontal shaft. She tried to pull out her hair with her hand, but her arm became wrapped up with her hair. Employee #1's scalp was torn off and her arm was broken in three places. agriculture, arm, fracture, clogged, rotating shaft, entangled, hair, scalp, work rules, caught by Accident: 200800027 - Injured When Hair Caught In Rotating Machine Parts Employee #1 was attempting to listen to low frequency sound from a bearing being turned in a speed lathe when her hair became entangled around the bearing, pulling her head down toward the lathe. An approximately 3 in. by 8 in. section of hair was pulled out of her scalp. entangled, hair, lathe, rotating parts, clearance, work rules, bearing, caught by Accident: 170831861 - Head Injured When Caught In Drive Shaft Employee #1 was leaning over a hole-punch drill press when a loose 1/8 in. air hose blew her ponytail into an unguarded horizontal drive shaft operating at 2,000 rpm. She tore herself free of the spindle, losing over 50 percent of her scalp and suffering severe bruising to the head. drill press, press operator, air hose, drive shaft, scalp, hair, entangled, contusion, unguarded, work rules Accident: 170749949 - Injured When Hair Is Entangled In Spindle Employee #1 was operating a Clausing drill press, model 2215, serial #2, equipped with a honing attachment. She was deburring metal parts when her hair became caught in the unguarded spindle, which was rotating at 600 rpm. Employee #1 suffered hair loss from the right side of her head and a black eye from contacting the spindle. She was transported to a hospital, where she was treated and released. entangled, hair, drill press, struck against, face, eye, head, unguarded, work rules, spindle *** This information was excerpted and reformatted from online OSHA information*** ** Read the OSHA Note To Users on this information ** |
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