Angel I Durrett; David J Durrett safety activity

Miner was releasing a chain come along to relocate. The come along needed more slack in the chain to continue to move the tripper back to the north. During operation the tripper will walk back to the south. Miner thought EE had enough clearance to slide EE's hand in to relieve the safety latch and the tripper took off walk to the south. pinching EE's hand to the structure.

While opening valves the employee experienced symptoms of lightheadedness. Coworker assisted the employee to office first aid was provided. Condition did not improve and EMS was contacted. Transported to the hospital for evaluation. The miner was admitted to the hospital on 6/25/26 and discharged on 6/27/2026 with no restrictions.

EE raised a sight door on conveyor C10 while greasing the tail pulley to ensure the bearing was taking grease. The door was not secured open with the safety latch. While greasing a gust of wind blew the door down striking EE in the back of the head. EMS was called and employee was taken to hospital via plane due to risk of brain injury.

EE was looking for part in warehouse when second EE stepped up on rack to look causing it to tilt and fall, EE did not react in time and finger was caught

Employee was in the Fabrication shop getting metal supplies for pipe rack when an 8 foot square tubing slipped off rack and struck right foot. EE was taken to medical facility day of injury. EE received second opinion on 11/30/2025 from medical professional where X-ray resulted in fractured #5 Metatarsal. EE is placed on light-duty.

EE was operating the Kubota SCL-1000 Stand-on Compact Loader. The EE was backing up and made contact with a stairway handrail striking left leg. EE was taken to a emergency facility for injury evaluation. EE was placed on two day restriction resulting in leg contusion.

EE was cutting water line hose at wet plant with a utility knife. EE was holding hose up while cutting towards themselves. EE hand slipped at cut their arm. EE was taken to medical facility where they received 4 stitches on left forearm. EE was discharged and returned to work with no restrictions.