OSHA Injury Report: Mason General Hospital & Clinics

At a glance

Where did this happen?

What was the outcome?

Before the incident

Repeatedly over the years since newer Sirens of Fire alerts have been inserted in the DWC office in which I work High decibel Fire Alarm audible sirens has interrupted patient and telephone visits of our community members during repeated practice drills. It prevents education in which patients are paying for to cover their personal medical condition delays meetings and causes lateness in patient visits due to this. I have discussed on multiple occasions with staff members involved with the Mason Health fire alarm system. The reply is to expect this to continue based on the new normal standards for all closed and open rooms and hallways in [REDACTED] building as everyone in the building requires the same audible alarm decibels during the siren and it cannot be changed per regulations. I have noticed both ears over this [REDACTED] to ring which may be associated to the repeated high pitched siren decibel alarm system since it cannot be changed.

What happened

Repeatedly over the years since newer Sirens of Fire alerts have been inserted in the DWC office in which I work High decibel Fire Alarm audible sirens has interrupted patient and telephone visits of our community members during repeated practice drills. It prevents education in which patients are paying for to cover their personal medical condition delays meetings and causes lateness in patient visits due to this. I have discussed on multiple occasions with staff members involved with the Mason Health fire alarm system. The reply is to expect this to continue based on the new normal standards for all closed and open rooms and hallways in [REDACTED] building as everyone in the building requires the same audible alarm decibels during the siren and it cannot be changed per regulations. I have noticed both ears over this [REDACTED] to ring which may be associated to the repeated high pitched siren decibel alarm system since it cannot be changed.

Injury or illness

Hearing Loss or Impairment

Object or substance involved

MISC - Cumulative NOC

Summary line

Repeatedly over the years since newer Sirens of Fire alerts have been inserted in the DWC office in which I work High decibel Fire Alarm audible sirens has interrupted patient and telephone visits of our community members during repeated practice drills.

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.