Rocky Point Metal/Non-Metal

2 employees were lifting a job box when one felt some soreness in back following the lift. EE initial reaction was to ice it but was instructed to go to the doctor the next morning when ee informed supervisor it did not improve.

Snow and Ice was on the step leading into the cab of the vehicle. Employee slipped on the step and fell approximately 3 feet to the ground, injuring his back.

Employee was using a chain saw to cut trees. The employee states as he was cutting a limb the saw kicked back and struck his shin.

Employee had top cover off motor on vertical turbine pump turning it by hand to check for noise in bearings. His finger caught on a stationary bolt and the inertia of the motor pulled his hand around, dislocating the small finger on his right hand.

Pulling steel rods out of hole - when the drill head was screwing to the rod to tighten he put his hand on the metal stop that the wrench hits against and it smashed his finger between the wrench and the metal shop.

Employee was using water hose off water truck he was operating to clean up spilled material off concrete pad under jaw crusher. After completing the job he layed the hose down to walk back to the truck and tripped over the hose, fracturing a bone in his ankle when he fell to the same level.

CRUSHER CHUTE WAS STOPPED UP. AFTER USING SLEDGE HAMMER TO UNSTOP IT, SHOULDER HURT WHEN HE MOVED IT.

ARM GOT CAUGHT IN TAIL DRUM WHILE ADJUSTING IT CAUSING AN AVULSION LACERATION TO RIGHT HAND

EE WAS REPLACING A 25 HP ELECTRIC MOTOR. HE WAS MOVING THE MOTOR IN PLACE AND IT MOVED SUDDENLY. THE MOTOR PINNED HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER BETWEEN THE MOTOR AND THE MOUNTING SURFACE.

EMPLOYEE WAS TRYING TO GET 80D DROPBALL TO MOVE. HE WAS MOVING CONTROL LEVER BACK AND FORWARDS. THE MACHINE SUDDENLY MOVED FORWARD CAUSING A WHIPPING EFFECT.