OSHA Injury Report: Mill Operations St Paul RPB

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

Sizeable burn with blistering on left torso due to hot water making contact with EE 1st degree burns to left side UPDATE [REDACTED] Safety mgr met with EE to check on injury EE burn had not blistered Appeared to be sunburn in nature EE felt uncomfortable and wanted to have a medical facility look at the injury EE chose to be seen at Minnesota Occupation Health and was transported by site contractual security and safety mgr EE was seen and released to full duty with no restrictions Clinic categorized injury as minor burn Clinic gave EE a prescription for a topical cream to use on the injury UPDATE [REDACTED] Safety mgr checked on EE and looked at injury Redness had reduced to twodollar size red marks No blistering

What happened

Sizeable burn with blistering on left torso due to hot water making contact with EE 1st degree burns to left side UPDATE [REDACTED] Safety mgr met with EE to check on injury EE burn had not blistered Appeared to be sunburn in nature EE felt uncomfortable and wanted to have a medical facility look at the injury EE chose to be seen at Minnesota Occupation Health and was transported by site contractual security and safety mgr EE was seen and released to full duty with no restrictions Clinic categorized injury as minor burn Clinic gave EE a prescription for a topical cream to use on the injury UPDATE [REDACTED] Safety mgr checked on EE and looked at injury Redness had reduced to twodollar size red marks No blistering

Injury or illness

Burn or Scald heat Skin Abdomen

Object or substance involved

Hot water

Summary line

Burn or Scald (heat) Skin Abdomen Hot water Contact with temperature extremes

Employee and industry

When (timing detail)

Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year 2024. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.