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HOLAND MARK 42647461

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From: mark holand <marktholand@gmail.com>

Sent: Tuesday, March 3, 2026 8:06 AM

To: Cassady, Jaylin <Jaylin.Cassady@worksafebc.com>

Subject: Subject: URGENT - Claim [42647461] - Deteriorating Health, New
Evidence, ENT Referral Finally Obtained

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Subject: URGENT - Claim [42647461] - Deteriorating Health, New Evidence, ENT
Referral Finally Obtained

To my WCB Case Worker,

| am writing to provide a comprehensive update on my condition and to submit new
evidence. My health has continued to deteriorate significantly since the initial claim,
and | am formally requesting urgent action.

BACKGROUND

lam a 25-year heavy industry veteran with a professional background in acoustic
environments. On January 22, 2026, | filed a formal Safety Concern (Self-Reporting
#75625) identifying an unshielded server rack at Workstation 3, OMC1 Training
Room, as a hazardous acoustic environment. The hazard was not remediated. |
was knowingly placed at that workstation despite prior awareness of the noise
issue. Following three weeks of exposure to mechanical resonance at
approximately 328 Hz, reflected and amplified by a glass window directly to my left,
| sustained a documented acoustic injury.

CURRENT HEALTH STATUS

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