OSHA Injury Report: Mountain Northstar

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

EE slipped on stairs and fell impacting their arm and back Upon clarification it was discovered they fell while going up the stairs an abrupt upthestairs fall to a stationary position EE reported pain in their right arm as well as back Patrol checked [REDACTED] neck and noted pain response potentially diminished CMS EE was then backboarded braced and an ambulance called The employee was transported to Tahoe Forest Hospital TruckeeScene assent: No slip trip or fall hazards noted floor was dry and clear of any obstacles EE was wearing a snow boot lacking a nonslip sole

What happened

EE slipped on stairs and fell impacting their arm and back Upon clarification it was discovered they fell while going up the stairs an abrupt upthestairs fall to a stationary position EE reported pain in their right arm as well as back Patrol checked [REDACTED] neck and noted pain response potentially diminished CMS EE was then backboarded braced and an ambulance called The employee was transported to Tahoe Forest Hospital TruckeeScene assent: No slip trip or fall hazards noted floor was dry and clear of any obstacles EE was wearing a snow boot lacking a nonslip sole

Injury or illness

Muscle or Connective Tissue Tear or Detachment Arm Migrated Record

Object or substance involved

Migrated historical data object not captured

Summary line

Muscle or Connective Tissue Tear or Detachment Arm Migrated Record Migrated historical data object not captured Slip Trip Fall Indoor 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.