Canadian Inspector Serious

[John Bowman]

I am sad to report that fellow NACHI Canadian Member Stephen SHUTE from Courtenay, British Columbia, Canada has been in a comatose state for the last seven days since a fall while performing a home inspection. Stephen's son Shamess called with the sad news.



For those who would like to assist please contact me and I will give you Shamess's Telephone number.

John

[Jason1]

Originally Posted by jbowman

I am sad to report that fellow NACHI Canadian Member Stephen SHUTE from Courtenay, British Columbia, Canada has been in a comatose state for the last seven days since a fall while performing a home inspection. Stephen's son Shamess called with the sad news.



For those who would like to assist please contact me and I will give you Shamess's Telephone number.

John

This hits home, he lives an hour from me....

Let me know if I can do anything, John.

[Gloria Simpson]

Mr Bowman,
Please let us know if there is anything we can do to help him and his family. This very thing has me praying for my husband's safe return everyday.

Gloria

[John Bowman]

Somebody send me an email so I can give you the son's telephone number.

[John Bowman]

Update:

Roy Cooke has contact number and info. Hopefully he will post more shortly.

Thanks, Roy.

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by jbowman

Update:

Roy Cooke has contact number and info. Hopefully he will post more shortly.

Thanks, Roy.

Thanks John only 5;30 there now will call in about one hour and give a report


Cookie

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Thanks John only 5;30 there now will call in about one hour and give a report


Cookie

No answer will try later.......... Cookie

11;00 pm have to get my sleep big day tomorrow .
left message . If any one gets any info please keep us posted ..........

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Just to bring you up too date on Stephen Shute.
He was out on an Inspection by himself .
A neighbour found him on the Deck, unconscious.
He was taken to the local Hospital and then flown to Victoria,
Seven days he has not regained Conscious.
His ladder was still against the roof and he required 4 stitches over his eye . They have no idea if he fell of the roof and hit his head on the railing or what.
He was tested and did not have a stroke.
He is in great condition and has always been a hard worker carring no excess weight.
They have him on a breathing tube and he breathing on his own.
He has shown very little response to any one or any thing .
He lives in Comox which is on the North end of Vancouver Island IN BC.

Roy Cooke

[rwand1]

Thanks for the update.

A very good reason to stay off high roofs whether you are by yourself or with someone. More inspectors have been killed from falls then anyone type of accident.

One fall as we see is all it takes to seriously injure and or put you out of business.

Roy let us know what we Cdn. Nachi members can do to help out.

[Bill Mullen]

Originally Posted by rwand1

Thanks for the update.

A very good reason to stay off high roofs whether you are by yourself or with someone. More inspectors have been killed from falls then anyone type of accident.

One fall as we see is all it takes to seriously injure and or put you out of business.

Roy let us know what we Cdn. Nachi members can do to help out.

We all take for granted that something bad won't happen to us. We are in a very hazardous occupation.

When we have a bit more information and if/when a fund is started, I will notify CAHPI association members and those on the Canuck Forum. There are no association lines or barriers when something like this happens. We're all in this together.

Thanks for looking after this, Roy.

Bill Mullen
Sarnia, Ont.

[mdiplock]

It is always unfortunate that it takes something like this to remind us to be careful when on inspections and not to take unnecessary risk. Most of us are probably guilty of doing something a little too risky just to get a better look at something. Be careful out there everyone, always remember that you have loved ones that are counting on you to be there. I had a coworker die in front of me from a miss step and a fall, years ago when I was in the construction trades. It only takes once and it happens fast.

Thanks for the update Roy. Something like this hits close to home for all of us. Let us know if there is anything any of us can do for the family. Perhaps someone could start a trust fund to help them out during this stressful time.

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Unfortunately There is no improvement on Stephen Shute the BC Home Inspector they found unconscious on a deck he still is in a coma .
........... Cookie

[dcook1]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Unfortunately There is no improvement on Stephen Shute the BC Home Inspector they found unconscious on a deck he still is in a coma .
........... Cookie

Any changes???

[Roy D. Cooke, Sr]

Originally Posted by dcook1

Any changes???

Sorry no news will try and talk to the son in a couple of days .

Thanks for asking . Roy

[dcook1]

Originally Posted by rcooke

Sorry no news will try and talk to the son in a couple of days .

Thanks for asking . Roy

Roy,
Have posted this news on the OAHI website, (bugger off you stupid OAHI crybabies, if you do not like this) as this is a home inspector. (Except those who charge $200 or less....They are not real inspectors... just wannabees.)
I mentioned Bill Mullen may have info soon.
This is a place none of us want to be. Remember Hill Street Blues.... TV from 80's "Be careful out there people."