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2011 Goal 17 Actual 40 .43 Worksite Rate Walking 9 MVA 5 LOF 14 Ergonomics 2

OSHA info…. 2013 (YTD) Goal 18 Actual 7 .15 Worksite Rate Walking 4 MVA 0 LOF 1 Ergonomics 0 Chem Exposure 1 Elevated Work 1 Heat Stress 0 (P). 2011 Goal 17 Actual 40 .43 Worksite Rate Walking 9 MVA 5 LOF 14 Ergonomics 2 Chem Exposure 9

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2011 Goal 17 Actual 40 .43 Worksite Rate Walking 9 MVA 5 LOF 14 Ergonomics 2

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  1. OSHA info… 2013 (YTD) Goal 18 Actual 7 .15 Worksite Rate Walking 4 MVA 0 LOF 1 Ergonomics 0 Chem Exposure 1 Elevated Work 1 Heat Stress 0 (P) • 2011 • Goal 17 • Actual 40 • .43 Worksite Rate • Walking 9 • MVA 5 • LOF 14 • Ergonomics 2 • Chem Exposure 9 • Elevated Work 1 • Heat Stress 7 (P) 2012 Goal 15 Actual 20 .21 Worksite Rate Walking 2 MVA 1 LOF 12 Ergonomics 0 Chem Exposure 3 Elevated Work 2 Heat Stress1 (P) Improvement 26 Dow = .60 rate 14 Contractor = .28 rate 9 Dow = .21 rate 11 Contractor = .20 rate 1Dow = .05 rate 6 Contractor = .20 rate

  2. 2013 Walking Summary Something so simple, that we do daily, has potential to cause serious injuries when taken for granted… Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. George Santayana, 1906

  3. Number Summary 19 Walking related injuries to date: 4OSHA’s 4 Precautionary 11 First aids

  4. Incident Summary – 4 OSHA’s: • January • Slip on wet floor – Fracture • February • Stepping from ladder cage, rolled ankle - Sprain • April • Walking from one area to another, stepped in dip – Fracture • May • Tripped over parking block – Abrasion

  5. Incident Summary – 4 Precautionary • March • Excessive walking – muscle cramping/Strain • Slip on floor - Sprain • May • Lost balance while relocating – Contusion • Tripped in parking lot - Abrasion

  6. Incident Summary – 11 First Aids • January • Bumped valve handle while walking – Bruise • Slipped, placed hand in Line of Fire – Contusion • Stepped on rock, twisted ankle – Sprain • March • Stepped on rocks, twisted ankle – Sprain • Tripped on yellow barrier - Contusion • April • Lost balance, climbing – Sprain • Walking through area, struck by – Contusion • Stepped over hose, lost balance – Contusion • Lost balance, changing positions - Bruise • May • Exited truck felt pain in leg – Strain • Pushing buggy, material shifted/uneven surface – Contusion

  7. What things can we do to improve walking at Texas Operations: • Identify hazards prior to working in the area • Walk the job, paying close attention to “walking” • Mitigate or Eliminate Walking hazards • Suggestion programs • Signage • Pre-task & SWP discussions • barricading • Maintain your health and know your limits • Take your time when walking on/around uneven surfaces • Achieve Physical fitness for the job • Be aware of your surroundings • Listen to your body when working in bent positions, take breaks, modify the working space when possible

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