Williams Quarry: 142 citaciones de la MSHA Metal/Non-Metal

EE had parked EE's service truck at the shop. Was disembarking EE's truck using 3 points of contact. Boot apparently had moisture on it causing EE's foot to slip off last step. EE then lost balance and fell backwards in a sideways position and landed on EE's shoulder. Step is in good condition and clean. EE worked the rest of the day and went to urgent care after work

Injured was changing a hose on a Cat 773F from a 6 foot fiberglass ladder. It appears as EE was making EE's descent EE caught EE's pants (rip in pants) on the cover of the quick fuel connector. Causing fall backward, hitting shoulder and head on ground. EE was disoriented but answered basic questions correctly. Back of EE's head was bleeding somewhat, sent to ER to be checked

EE had started investigating possible deterioration to a metal grate in flooring by VSI crusher. While preparing to make repairs the grate gave way and EE fell to the ground approximately 12 feet below landing in mud softening EE's landing. EE refused medical at the time said they were ok. Talked with EE several times over the weekend, talked EE into getting some xrays

EE exited EE's haul truck at lunch time to share part of EE's lunch with another EE. While walking on the terrain, EE slipped on the partially thawed muddy ground. EE caught self with EE's right palm, which in turn jammed EE's arm into EE's elbow causing it to snap and dislocate.

Cleaning rock from conveyor at jaw crusher while repairs were being made. Pulled rock by hand at eye level toward them and one hit right front tooth and appears to have cracked the tooth. No pain.

EE was using a cutting torch cutting a piece of steel. Appears that the oxygen line blew out causing severe burns to EE's right arm. ER treated EE for 1st and 2nd degree burns and released EE

Slipped or fell from last step of track of Metso LT105 or a step ladder nearby. Assisted from the ground because EE could not support self on the right leg - right knee replacement in January 2020. EE was unsure if knee gave way or made a misstep from of the steps. There was no debris present. EE was worried about the knee implant. Transported to ER.

Lost footing on wet platform, slipped and reached for vertical post, hooked arm at bend of elbow. ee stated ee had injury to left arm.

Employee reported to me at 7:27 AM that he stepped on a rock and twisted his right ankle. Refused treatment at that time, because he didn't think he hurt it that bad. On 6/20/2014 at 11:05 AM, he stated that his ankle was still sore and hurt. Advised employee to have x-rays immediately and seek treatment. No witnesses to the accident

EE said he thought that maybe his boot was wet and that caused his left foot to slip while mounting his Euclid Water Truck (26.3604), causing pain to his upper left leg. Injury was not reported until 6:45 AM on November 18, 2013 stating that he needed to be off for a few days until he got better. Co. advised EE to have medical treatment.

EE tripped in door trench in back of shop while exiting the building. His knee swelled immediately. He did not want to go to the doctor at that time, but will leave early to ice and elevate the leg, stating he had surgery some years ago on this knee. If not better over the weekend he said he would seek medical attention.

EE was dismounting a Mack dump truck at the end of is shift, as he was stepping down, he said his knee popped and could not walk. Steps were clean of debris and in good condition. He said his knee just popped and nothing with the vehicle or the ground condition had anything to do with it. He stated it was the same knee that had been swollen a few weeks ago. Taken to ER, has sprain.

EE was working on the installation of a vibratory screen, while on a ladder he pulled the aluminum catwalk back in place but was not clear enough to keep from being struck in the head. He was taken to the hospital to be treated and received stitches and was released with no restrictions.

EE was exiting a Volvo A30 to empty a bin when he slipped & fell on truck steps during rainy weather. He hit his elbow against the side of the truck causing bruising and pain to his elbow and shoulder. No other damage to him or the equipment was noted. He informed his supervisor of his injury who arranged for IE to be taken to hospital for treatment.

He slipped when he was climbing down from the excavator. He did not fall however, the impact from missing a step was jolting. *Note..this report was originally filed on 7/10/07, because he was complaining of pain but had not made an appt with a Dr till 7/17/07. He was having knee therapy & we instructed him to see a specialist. We sent him home 8-10-07, MRI 8-13-07;surgery 9-13-07

Repairing wiper arm when it trapped his right hand. His hand became bruised with a slight amount of swelling.

HAUL TRUCK HAD A WATER LEAK. OPERATOR NOTIFIED LOADER OPERATOR OF BREAKDOWN. TRUCK OPERATOR STEPPED INSIDE OF LEFT FRONT WHEEL TO EXAMINE LEAK. OPERATOR OF LOADER MOVED AND STRUCK BACK OF TRUC K CAUSING TRUCK TO MOVE FORWARD ONTO LEFT FOOT OF HAUL TRUCK OPERATOR.

OPERATOR WAS STEPPING INTO HAULING UNIT AND LOST HIS FOOTING. HE FELL INTO THE DOOR FRAME STRIKING THE LOWER ABDOMINAL REGION.

DRIVING STOCKPILE TRUCK, PULLED #3 LEVER BACK, HAND SLIPPED AND THE LEVER STRUCK HIM IN THE GROIN.

FLASHBURN AND SMALL PIECE OF STEEL IMBEDDED IN LEFT EYE, WAS WEARING SAFETY GLASSES.

EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING ROCK, AND HE FELL OFF PLATFORM. HE FELL ABOUT ONE FOOT.

VICTIM WAS ON A CREEPER UNDER A WATER TRUCK;HE WAS COMING OUT FROM UNDER ANF RAISED UP IMMATURELY AND HIT HIS HEAD ON THE SPRAY BAR.

WHILE REPAIRING SCREENS ON A VIBRATOR THE PARTY LIFT ED THE SC REEN CLOTH & STRAINED HIS BACK

I NAME HAD A FI9E IN THE SALMANDER. HE THOUGHT THE FIRE WAS OUT AND TRIED TO RELITE THE FIRE, CASUING THE FIRE TO BLOW OUT O F THE SALMANDER. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE LOCAL HOSPTIAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE THEY DET9RMINED HIM TO HAVE FIRST DEGREE BURNS TO HIS RIGHT HAND. HE WAS TREATED AND RELEASED.

EMPLOYEE WAS PICKING UP ROCKS THAT WERE IN THE HAUL ROAD SO THAT THEY WOULD BE OUT OF THE WAY OF THE TRUCK WHICH HE WAS DRIVING.