Skyline Homes: OSHA inspections and violations

Incident on Jul 23, 2021: Employee?s finger is lacerated while removing plastic from c

At 8:00 a.m. on July 23, 2021, Employee #1 was removing plastic from cabinets when his finger was cut on a staple. The employee sustained a laceration that later became infected. The employee was treated without hospitalization.

Incident on Feb 24, 2014: Employee is struck and injured by falling doors

At approximately 10:20 a.m. on February 24, 2014, Employee #1, an exterior door installer, was picking up wooden doors at a facility. He worked for a company th at was manufactured pre-fabricated homes. The wooden doors, approximately 3 or 4 , were newly painted heavy exterior home doors with each weighing 100 pounds and had dimensions of 79.5 in. height by 36 in. width by 1.75 in. thick. There were styrofoam sheets located between each other to protect the paint of the wooden doors and stacked in upright manner against 5 ft high by 2 in. by 4 in. vertical rectangular wooden framed section of a pallet. He was planning to pick up the d oors one by one from the pallet. As he tried remove a styrofoam sheet from betwe en the doors, all the doors fell pinning him underneath and serious fracturing h is left ankle with compound fractures. A coworker transported Employee #1 to an urgent care center. He was referred and then transported to a medical center, wh ere surgery was performed and he was hospitalized for more than two days.

Incident on Jul 27, 2011: Employee's toe is amputated after injury and infection

On July 27, 2011, Employee #1, with Skyline Homes, was assembling recreational vehicle trailers when a screw reportedly penetrated his work boot and scratched his left big toe. On August 17, 2011, he was admitted to a hospital for treatmen t of an infection in the toe. Several days later, the toe was amputated due to a preexisting medical condition and the lack of response to treatment. Employee # 1 was unsure when the original injury occurred, how it happened or how many days the screw might have been in the sole of his boot.

Incident on Dec 9, 2003: Employee's fingers are amputated by table saw

At approximately 3:30 p.m. on December 9, 2003, Employee #1 was working in the m ill department of a recreational vehicle manufacturer. The mill department is wh ere interior trim is fabricated. He was removing excess stock from a Rockwell ta ble saw after trimming a cabinet door. The third and fourth fingers of his left hand contacted the guarded and rotating saw blade. He sustained amputation of th e tip of these fingers, up to the first knuckle. The table saw involved in this accident was a Rockwell "Delta", Serial Number 1256781, equipped with a 12-inch blade.

Incident on Aug 15, 2003: Employee injures head when struck by metal hook

On August 15, 2003, Employee #1, an electrician with Skyline Homes, was working on the production floor of a modular home installing phone and electrical boxes when he was struck on the head by a metal hook mechanism, weighing in excess of 19 pounds, which had flipped off of an elevated folding scaffold. The employee s ustained a fractured skull and a laceration to his forehead and was transported to UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento where he was hospitalized.

Incident on Mar 22, 1995: Employee's fingertips amputated in pulley

Employee #1 attempted to dislodge a chain on a lifting hoist when the chain sugg enly came free. The weight of the hoisted apparatus pulled on the freed chain, w hich instantly pulled his right hand into the pulley. Two fingertips on his righ t hand were amputated.