Electrical · Christine, TX
San Miguel Electric Cooperative, Inc.
OSHA-only record. This profile was created from an OSHA Severe Injury Report naming this employer. We haven't matched it to a TX Comptroller sales tax permit, so most fields will be sparse.
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Not listed in TX Comptroller active permit holders. May be a non-sales-tax-collecting subcontractor or unregistered.
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Safety record
3 OSHA incidents
3 reportable hospitalization/amputation/loss-of-eye incidents in the last 10 years.
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- safety incidentOSHA Severe Injury Reports#2021042746filed Apr 1, 2021· Reported
1.00 hospitalized. Struck against object or equipment, unspecified — Cuts, lacerations — Eye(s). An employee was working on the limits of a conveying ash booster pump discharge valve. When the employee turned, his head struck a straight valve handle, resulting in a laceration to the lower right eyelid.
- safety incidentOSHA Severe Injury Reports#2019077323filed Jul 18, 2019· Reported
1.00 hospitalized. Contact with hot objects or substances — Heat (thermal) burns, unspecified — Upper and lower limb(s). On July 18, 2019, two employees were washing down ash in the economizer hopper. The water that was being applied struck a pocket of hot ash, causing it to flash. Ash and steam contacted one employee s thighs and forearms, and entered his work boots, resulting in burns and hospitalization. The second employee sustained a minor burn to his arm requiring first aid.
- safety incidentOSHA Severe Injury Reports#2017032658filed Mar 23, 2017· Reported
1.00 hospitalized. Caught in running equipment or machinery during regular operation — Cuts, lacerations — Finger(s), fingernail(s), unspecified. Employees were inserting 6-foot pipe into a mill lathe. When the machine turned on, one of the employee's hands was caught between the lathe and valve stem resulting in lacerations to two fingers on the right hand.