Freeport-McMoRan Inc safety activity

Tailings Employee sustained finger lacerations opening welding rod container, resulting in 8 sutures.

Dozer D10-23 blade slammed to the ground as Operator backed down off rock. LATE REPORT ON 10/13/2026

An employee was using a hammer during routine maintenance when they reported feeling a popping sensation in their right shoulder. The event went reportable on 10/06/2026.

An employee was dismounting equipment when they placed their left foot down and rolled their ankle, causing it to twist and resulting in ankle pain. The incident became reportable on 10/06/2026.

Haul truck operator was traveling down haul road encountered a rough section of roadway, causing the operator to be jolted and cause the employee to experience back pain. The event reportable 10/06/2026.

Haul truck operator struck a rough spot on the haul road causing back pain. Event went reportable on 10/5/2026.

Operator attempted to use a tool to reposition an anode from the opposite end, but the tool slipped. As a result, their hand moved forward, causing the employee to hurt their left pinky finger. Event went reportable on 10/03/2026.

Haul truck operator was rough loaded, and it later caused the operator to experience back pain. The event went reportable on 10/03/2026.

While pre-loading lime in pneumatic trucks and EE was going up and down the trailers to accomplish that. Later EE was connecting hoses and was unable to bend over to connect hoses.

Employee was cleaning concrete tools with a grinder that had a 4" wire wheel attachment. While cleaning the tool a piece of wire flew off of the wheel and bounced off of EE's body, went under the face shield into EE's eye. The employee was wearing full face shield and safety glasses

Employee was inspecting Pushback 58 for cracks and signs of stormwater intrusion when a small rock under the right foot caused the employee to lose balance and fall onto a sharp rock, impacting the right arm.

Mill Maintenance Employee felt foreign object in right eye during grinding work despite wearing proper PPE.

Electrician was troubleshooting an electrical issue on an electric rope shovel. While removing hardware from a cabinet, the employee stood on the bottom step of an unsecured 3-ft step ladder. The ladder slid on a wet surface, causing the employee to slip and grab de-energized buss work with a sharp surface, resulting in a laceration between the left middle and ring fingers.

An Employee was descending a staircase to retrieve tools when, on the they heard a pop in their right hip and felt pain. Event went reportable on 10/01/2026