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Air hose(s) near DT11 stress area and in between middle forms are never rolled up after use and can cause trip hazards.

Ditches need to be cleaned up from the winter garbage.

Dunnage needs to be picked up.

Open 5 gallon buckets of confilm are sitting by used forms on a daily basis, which could cause a spill/fall hazard.

Employee Nate Harrington found out today he was around somebody this past weekend that just tested positive for Covid.

Misael (yard/load) was carrying dunnage blocks and walking across a hollow core plank used for base when he sprained his ankle. He was told to put ice on it, and elevate it when he got home. It is still sore today, and can't get a boot over the ankle. It is swollen but not discolored.

Pipes laying on the ground where the tank was.

The green forklift does not have a functioning back up horn.

Garbage and wood around exit door.

Employee, Nick Mcpherson, not wearing steel toe boots.

It was about 6:20 am on Friday morning (10/6) and I noticed loading crew unloading some beams and stockpiling them west of the bridge building. The only lights that were near them were the ones on the front of the yard truck. Those lights were on the trailer with the beams only. There were no lights on the guys that were standing in the stock pile waiting for the beam. This was done by the crew that was operating the yellow yard crane.

Damage to DT while yarding.
Ground guide did not properly clear the landing sight for a DT. Spare piece of 4" x4" x4' wood dunnage was left resting in a vertical position. Crane operator, after being given the all clear by the ground crew, attempted to land the DT. In this process the wood dunnage pushed the DTs deck up and created 3 large breaks. DT was left in place for QC and Safety review. Ground crew will be counceled on incident and additional training will be given on proper landing proceedures for DT product for all Rosemount ground crews.