J M Huber Corp safety activity

Employee used sledgehammer to strike outside surface of storage tank to dislodge material that had become stuck inside a tank. Employee felt pain in right arm and was initially evaluated by teledoc service. Condition did not improve with first aid measures and was seen by a local physician on 9/22/2026. Incident became reportable on 9/22 due to work restrictions

While walking to their truck in the gravel parking lot, the truck driver's left foot slipped and they fell landing on their right ankle breaking it.

Employee had just completed cleaning off the tracks and was walking back to EE's work area when EE stepped on a rock and twisted EE's left ankle. EE's foot turned one way, and the momentum caused EE's body to turn the other way, which then caused EE's ankle to become dislocated and fracture.

While moving a diesel fan, the trailer disconnected from the truck. In the process of reattaching the trailer, the trailer shifted and started to roll. The miner rolled out of the way of the trailer and dislocated their shoulder.

An employee sustained a laceration to the left pinkie while closing the front gate. The injury caused significant bleeding. They were transported to urgent care where they were referred to the ER. The finger was fractured in two places and required seven stitches. A follow-up with a hand specialist is scheduled.