Angels Baseball LP: OSHA inspections and violations

Incident on Jul 6, 2018: Employee suffers from heat illness while working in high tem

At 2:30 p.m. on July 6, 2018, an employee was working in a cashier booth at a major league baseball stadium on a hot day with a high temperature of 116 degrees. The employee began to feel ill and asked for someone to come out to her booth. Hospitalization was not required.

Incident on Jun 17, 2017: Employee faints while working at a stadium

At approximately 2:45 p.m. on June 17, 2017, Employee #1, an usher, was working at a stadium and for a professional baseball team. He had just finished changing in the employee locker room on the bottom floor of the stadium and then took the elevator up to the third level of the stadium to begin his shift as an usher. As he exited the elevator, he began walking down a hallway and experienced an episode of syncope. He fell upon ground. Employee #1 was transported to a medical center out of precaution, where he was assessed and then released from the hospital.

Incident on Jun 17, 2017: Employee blacks out at roll gate due to heat exhaustion

At 5:45 p.m. on June 17, 2017, an employee was working in a concrete parking booth outside collecting payment from incoming vehicles entering the parking lot area of the stadium for a baseball game. There were no windows or air conditioning in the booths to control the climate. The temperature was 89 degrees at 3:00 p.m. The employee was overcome from the temperature and was transported to the hospital where he was treated for a syncope episode. The employee was released less than 24 hours later.

Incident on Apr 17, 2013: Employee suffers hand injury from table saw

An incident occurred as Employee #1 attempted to cut a small piece of material u sing a stationary tilting arbor saw. The table saw was not guarded by a hood to protect Employee #1 from the saw blade while cutting material. As a result, as E mployee #1 was cutting the material, his left middle finger made contact with th e moving saw blade and suffered a partial amputation. Employee #1 was taken to a local area hospital for treatment.

Incident on Nov 29, 2011: Worker struck by unmanned industrial cart

On November 29, 2011, Employee # 1 a 42-year-old male janitor with Angels Baseba ll Lp who operate and manage a baseball stadium, was engaged in an incident invo lving an unmanned Textron EZ-GO Cart, MFG code 20M94. This cart was parked in th e repair facility located inside the baseball stadium. This cart had an intermit tent problem with its accelerator sensor and its ignition key was broken inside the ignition switch which was stuck in the "on" position. The cart was brought i n to the shop for repairs a day before the incident. The cart was parked with it s front end into the repair shop and the large door for the shop was open. No wo rkers were present in the shop and no one was working on this cart at the time o f the incident. There is a weld shop across the hallway from this repair shop an d the metal shutter door on this weld shop was closed at the time. The hallway b etween these two shops is approximately 21.5 feet wide. Employee #1 was working as a cleanup and setup worker and his job was not related to any of the shops in the area. He was walking through the hallway during his normal assignments, whe n the parked cart started moving backwards on its own and pinned him against the closed metal door of the weld shop across the hallway from the cart repair shop . Employee #1 suffered chest injury, was treated and hospitalized for eight days .