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✚ Injury or illness — Amarillo Yard

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Not yet reviewed — open 47 days agoFederal OSHATest-mode stand-inOpen longer than 24h — the DWC-1 and recording clocks have been running since it arrived.

What was reported — as the field reported it — no determination has been made

Who was hurtDana Ruiz · Accounts Clerk
When it happened9/21/2026, 6:26:12 PM2026-09-21
Where on the siteNorth stairwell, 3rd floor
What happenedSlipped on wet decking coming down the stairs and landed on his left wrist.
Body partleft wrist
What they were doingcarrying a bundle of conduit down the stairs
TreatmentWent to a clinic or doctorWhat the reporter understood at the time. It is context for the recordability check, not an answer to it — whether this was treatment beyond first aid under 1904.7(b)(5) is decided in the wizard.
First aid givenice pack on site before he drove to the clinic
WitnessesTwo of the electrical crew saw it
Reported byDanny Ruiz · Foreman555-0134Filed through the labelled test stand-in. No login was involved, so the reporter's name here is what was typed, not a verified identity.

Photos — attached by the reporter from the jobsite

Wet decking, no cones out
Wet decking, no cones out
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wrist.png

When the company knew — the timestamp that starts the statutory clocks

9/20/2026, 7:30:33 AM

Reported 47 days ago

The moment a report reaches the employer is generally the “employer knowledge” event that starts the OSHA seven-calendar-day window to record a case (29 CFR 1904.29(b)(3)) and, in California, the one-working-day obligation to give the employee a DWC-1 (Labor Code 5401(a)). This stamp is what makes the intake → triage → case → DWC-1 chain a defensible timeline.

Informational only. Whether a given report constitutes employer knowledge, and what follows from it, is the employer's determination — EHM assists, it does not decide.

Triage — what the employer decided this report is

This looks like an OSHA case

Opens the recordability check already filled in from this report. That check — not this button — decides whether the case is work-related, whether it is recordable, and which column of the 300 Log it belongs in.

Or close it here

First aid, near-miss, property-only and dismissed all stay here and never reach the OSHA 300 Log. They are retained — nothing is deleted — so the site's history is complete without overstating what is recordable.