ULYSSES, KANSAS—
Scout Energy Management, LLC.
Struck by dislodged or detached object(s) · Fractures and soft tissue injuries
At a glance
Federal OSHA recorded a severe workplace injury at Scout Energy Management, LLC., 11432 E Road 3, ULYSSES, KANSAS 67880 on — Fractures and soft tissue injuries, affecting the Wrist(s) and elbow(s).
Final narrative
An employee was removing an inboard discharge valve on an inlet cylinder. The pressure caused the compressor valve cap and valve to come out of the cylinder and strike the employee, resulting in a fractured wrist, dislocated elbow, and a torn ligament.
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An employee was standing at the base of a work-over rig that was being scoped down. He was holding the guide cables, standing near the base of the rig, and looking up as it was lowered. A 3-inch snatch block fell from the pole platform (about 21 feet up) and struck the employee in the face. The employee suffered a broken nose and was hospitalized.
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On July 17, 2925, an employee was working on a computer inside a vehicle when they began experiencing symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning, resulting in hospitalization.
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Scout Energy Management LLC
An employee was conducting daily checks at a compressor location when he was bitten on the left calf by a rattlesnake.
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