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Reported injuries include cuts, lacerations, twisted and rolled ankle incidents, and insect stings with noted responses and guidance on situational awareness, PPE, and injury logging. 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Each entry includes the context and the immediate response or actions taken.","Answer",{"name":112,"@type":107,"acceptedAnswer":113},"How does the report recommend preventing similar injuries?",{"text":114,"@type":110},"It emphasizes situational awareness, correct PPE use, maintaining obstacles awareness, and using proper contact points when entering or exiting vehicles. It also stresses reporting all injuries, even if they seem minor, and completing injury logs when submitting a CR.",{"name":116,"@type":107,"acceptedAnswer":117},"What vehicle-related incidents occurred and what follow-up actions were planned?",{"text":118,"@type":110},"Incidents include a vehicle left not in park and rolling into a fence, plus an impact with a service bay door due to incorrect door position assumptions. 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A Facilities WO will be created to address the sharp edges created by the sheet metal in this unit as well as similar units. A reminder to use good situational awareness and/or utilize the appropriate PPE. Also remember to fill out the injury log when submitting a CR when an injury occurs. |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 7/2 |  |  |\n| 7/16 | Right Ankle | Twisted Ankle\u003Cbr>Employee walking on sidewalk tripped over their own feet and twisted right ankle. Reminder to always maintain awareness of any obstacles around you. Great job filling out the CR and including injury report details, no matter the significance. |\n| 7/17 | Rolled\u003Cbr>Right Ankle | Rolled Ankle\u003Cbr>While stepping out of the work vehicle and onto an uneven surface, employee rolled their right ankle. Employee used ice to help with the swelling. Also scraped pinky on right hand, cleaned wound and applied a bandage. Employee was able to continue working. Safety will follow up with affected employee. Reminder to use 3 points of contact when possible. |\n\nInjuries Reported  \n\n| Date | Body Part | Description & Response |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 7/18 | Did Not\u003Cbr>Specify | Wasp Sting\u003Cbr>While removing debris for disposal at the Wanapum Indian Village, employee was stung twice by a European Paper wasp. No adverse reaction occurred. Reminder to use good situational awareness. Also ensure you are filling out the injury report when submitting a CR for insect bites or stings. This will alert the Safety Dept in a timely manner to monitor the employee’s condition and extend of injury. |\n| 7/23 | Did Not\u003Cbr>Specify | Insect Sting\u003Cbr>While putting tools away, employee was stung by an unknown insect. Employee was wearing a Hi-Vis orange shirt that may be attracting insects or it could be the fact that it’s summer and insects are everywhere. Reminder to use good situational awareness when working outdoors. |\n| 7/30 | Elbow | Cut on Elbow\u003Cbr>Employee sustained a small cut on their elbow. They didn’t think it was bad enough to be concerned but it became infected and had to seek medical attention. Employee didn’t think it was a big deal but learned to report any small injury in the future. Reminder to report all injuries, no matter how small. Also a reminder to fill out the injury form when completing a CR for any injury. |\n\n2024  \n\n|  | Last Month | Year-to-Date |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Total Injuries Reported | 6 | 20 |\n| Other Recordable Case(s) | 2 | 6 |\n| Restricted Duty Case(s) | 0 | 1 |\n| Lost Workday Case(s) | 0 | 5 |\n\n2024 Incidents Summary  \nTOTAL RECORDABLE  \nCASES:  \n12  \n20  \n6  \n16  \n1  \n0  \n5  \nLEVEL 5  \nFatality or Hospitalization  \nLEVEL 4   \nLost Workday Cases  \nLEVEL 3   \nRestricted Duty Cases  \nLEVEL 2  \nOther Recordable Cases  \nLEVEL 1  \nNon-Recordable Cases  \nLEVEL 0  \nClose Calls  \nVS 2023  \n0  \n8  \n0  \n3  \n28  \n 33   \nVehicle Incidents  \n\n| Date | Location | Description & Response |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 7/24 | Other White Trail Substation | Vehicle Not in Park\u003Cbr>Employee arrived at substation, called Dispatch, and entered the substation. When they came back out, the vehicle was up against the fence. It had not been put into park and rolled up to the fence of the substation, approximately 6ft. This dented the bumper and left a scuff mark on the fence post. Pictures were sent to the supervisor. Employee was not around the vehicle when this occurred. A paper report was completed and left on the desk of the Safety Coordinator on 7/25 . Safety Coordinator submitted repor","cbCaisEEQ9VkLRte","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisEEQ9VkLRte","pdf",24763775,142,"English","# Injuries Reported\n## August Injury Log Entries\n## Injury Totals and Case Level Summary\n# Vehicle Incidents\n## Parking and Door Impact Events\n# Leading & Lagging Indicators\n## Recordable Injury Rate Trend (2023 vs 2024)\n## Recordable Injury Projection","[{\"question\":\"What types of injuries were recorded in August 2024?\",\"answer\":\"The report records lacerations and cuts (arm, elbow), ankle injuries from tripping/uneven surfaces, and insect sting incidents (wasp and unknown insect). 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