CRC Roofing Inc: OSHA inspections and violations

Incident on Jan 5, 2006: Employee is burned by hot tar during roofing job

On January 5, 2006, Employee #1 was applying hot tar, as part of a monolithic ho t tar installation, to the roof of a new single story commercial building. He wa s moving hot tar in a mop bucket, when he tripped and lost his balance. As he wa s falling, he grabbed the mop bucket handle and was burned when he fell onto hot tar and was splashed with hot tar from the mop bucket. Employee #1 sustained bu rns to his hands, buttocks, neck and arms. He was transported to UC Davis Medica l Center, where he was hospitalized for 15 days.

Incident on May 22, 2002: Employee injured in fall through roof opening

Employee #1, a laborer on the tar roofing crew of a commercial building project, was assigned to clean up the roof of debris, scrap lumber, etc. After clearing out the pile of scrap lumber at a corner in the roof, he picked up a piece of pl ywood under the pile and walked into the roof opening. He fell approximately 14 feet, suffered a broken left knee cap, and was hospitalized.

Incident on Jun 26, 2002: Employee falls from roof

At approximately 3:40 p.m. on June 26, 2006, Employee #1 was seriously injured w hile working alone on a red clay tile roof that just been laid. Employee #1 was using a dust blower (assumed-broken found scattered on the ground) on the roof c leaning dust from gutters. Employee #1 fell off the eve of the roof that was 21 ft by 11 high and landed on a slightly raised foundation footing. Employee was i nitially treated at the scene by paramedics, and then taken to the hospital wher e he was treated for multiple injuries.