OSHA Injury Report: Mountain Hidden Valley PA

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

EE was repairing the floor under the doorway at the entrance of the building He was prying back a layer of rubber flooring to replace the sub floor When he was lifting the rubber a layer of OSB plywood broke free and stuck to the rubber He pushed his left hand under the rubber to knock down the OSB and poked the wood with his hand Upon doing this he had a splinter lodged under his left pinky nail EE thought he could wait to remove it but the next day it had not improved EE sought ski patrol treatment and they were unsuccessful of removing the splinter EE received treatment at Ligonier MedExpress and returned to work the next day with no restrictions on [REDACTED] 25

What happened

EE was repairing the floor under the doorway at the entrance of the building He was prying back a layer of rubber flooring to replace the sub floor When he was lifting the rubber a layer of OSB plywood broke free and stuck to the rubber He pushed his left hand under the rubber to knock down the OSB and poked the wood with his hand Upon doing this he had a splinter lodged under his left pinky nail EE thought he could wait to remove it but the next day it had not improved EE sought ski patrol treatment and they were unsuccessful of removing the splinter EE received treatment at Ligonier MedExpress and returned to work the next day with no restrictions on [REDACTED] 25

Injury or illness

Laceration Cut Open Wound Finger Migrated Record

Object or substance involved

Migrated historical data object not captured

Summary line

Laceration Cut Open Wound Finger Migrated Record Migrated historical data object not captured Cut Scrape Puncture NonKitchen

Employee and industry

When (timing detail)

Source

Data from OSHA ITA Form 300/301 electronic submissions, filing year 2025. ITA Case Detail records are establishment-reported submissions, not OSHA inspections — no per-record IMIS deep link exists.