Electrical · San Antonio, TX
Chain Electric Company, Inc.
OSHA-only record. This profile was created from an OSHA Severe Injury Report naming this employer. We haven't matched it to a TX Comptroller sales tax permit, so most fields will be sparse.
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Not listed in TX Comptroller active permit holders. May be a non-sales-tax-collecting subcontractor or unregistered.
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Safety record
3 OSHA incidents
3 reportable hospitalization/amputation/loss-of-eye incidents in the last 10 years.
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- safety incidentOSHA Severe Injury Reports#2022087324filed Aug 18, 2022· Reported
1.00 hospitalized, 1.00 amputation. Struck by object falling from vehicle or machinery-other than vehicle part — Amputations — Forearm(s). A five-member crew was replacing a wood utility pole. As the pole was being lifted by a utility truck, the injured employee was removing the cover that was over the hole. The pole fell from the rigging and struck a retaining wall, bounced, and then fell to the ground striking the injured employee. The employee's right arm was amputated above the elbow. The employee also sustained injury to their r
- safety incidentOSHA Severe Injury Reports#2022087325filed Aug 18, 2022· Inspected
1.00 hospitalized, 1.00 amputation. Struck by object falling from vehicle or machinery-other than vehicle part — Amputations — Upper arm(s). A five-member crew was replacing a wood utility pole. One of them was at the hole, removing the cover over it, while a utility truck was lifting the pole. The rigging rope that was lifting the pole broke; the pole fell, struck a retaining wall, bounced, and fell to the ground, striking the injured employee. The employee's right arm was amputated above the elbow.
- safety incidentOSHA Severe Injury Reports#20171010184filed Oct 24, 2017· Inspected
1.00 hospitalized. Exposure to electricity, unspecified — Electrical burns, unspecified — Face, unspecified. An employee was installing an overhead electrical power line. The tool the employee was using contacted the ground creating a direct short. The employee was hospitalized for electrical flash burns to the face.