Oriental Sand and Gravel Inc Metal/Non-Metal

The employee was helping the welder place a hydraulic jack on the sand plant feeder. After placing it, the hydraulic jack came loose, hitting EE in the head. The employee had all the safety equipment.

The employee was tying steel rods. Approximately 9 feet away were to other employees cutting steel rods with acetylene. EE was warned on 3 occasions to leave the place where EE was due to the risk of burns, which the employee ignored. While the steel rods was being cut, a spark reached EE's eye while EE was wearing EE's protective equipment.

While assisting the mechanics to replace an electric motor base, the employee injured right index finger.

Employee alleges that while drilling an angle to pass a screw, the continuous drill entangled the little finger of EE's right hand with the cable.

Employee alleges that while drilling a rubber, a particle fell into eye.

An employee alleges that while moving a pipe to cut it, it bounced and hit EE.

Employee alleges that going down some stairs on the wrong floor and sprained left ankle.

Employee alleges that while washing the loader a particle fell into right eye.

Employee claims that while helping solder with a tool ee hurt back.

Employee claims while performing maintenance task hit with hammer on index finger of right hand.

Pre-existing condition.

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The employee alleges that he was working with the impact tool and he help the nuts with the finger and the nut got stuck in his finger.

The employee alleges several back pain. Is not related to any accident at work.

The employee alleges several back pain. Is not related to any accident at work.

The EE alleges that while he was fixing a stuck belt and pulley the belt rotated and pinched his finger.

The EE alleged that while stepping down from equipment he slipped on the steps falling to the ground.

The ee alleges that his back condition does not have anything to do with his job. Request an investigation. He says that his condition is previous to hid job in Oriental Sand and Gravel so we didnt now about that condition until now.

The employee alleges his regular duties create a back condition.

The employee was grinding face up and the metal particles were falling over him, getting into his eyes even wearing the safety goggles.

The employee was cutting with a torch a floor grating which he thought was going to fall in one direction, which it did, but it sprang up causing an injury on his left arm.

The mechanic was taking a part of equipment (union) and when he removed small pieces of metal got into his eyes.

The ee fell ont he ground from ground level hurting his left arm.

While inspecting and verifying fluids of assigned equipment, he twisted his ankle.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS REPAIRING A BULLDOZER WHEN A WRENCH SLIPPED AND HIT HIM IN THE RIGHT CHEEK.

THE EE WAS WORKING ON THE CONVEYOR WHEN THE LOADER HIT THE BOTTOM OF THE CONVEYOR THE COVER OF THE PULLEYS HIT THE EE ON THE LT. ARM.