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While attempting to remove a hydraulic hose, the employee pulled to hard and gave self a suspected hernia.
While changing screens on the screen deck, the employee lifted the screen to move it into position. While doing so, they felt a pop in their left arm.
While cleaning off cat walk, individual walked beneath area and was struck on the hard hat, knocking the individual to the ground. Entire crew was warned by supervisor that cleaning of cat walk was in process. Individual ignored warnings.
Employee was getting up to Track hoe, that was sitting on shot rock, and had a hand on a small rock that gave way, releasing a larger rock to strike their hand. Employee said they were unable to react in time.
Loading a magazine onto a trailer, went to release the chains on the magazine, magazine shifted, laceration to right lower leg.
Injured was changing a tire on a Bobcat skidsteer. He proceded to remove tire and wheel assembly. The tire and wheel assembly then fell, smashing his middle finger between the inner wheel and axle hub. His finger began to slightly bleed. Employee then notified his supervisor. He was then driven to the local hospital where he recieved ten stitches.
Employee was trying to break up large rock that was stuck in jaw.
EMPLOYEE WAS ATTEMPTING TO PULL A HUNG DRILL STEEL OUT OF A FACE BOTTOM HOLE; IT SLIPPED, SMASHING HIS RIGHT THIRD FINGERTIP AGAINST SHOT ROCK. THIS RESULTED IN AN AVULSION/LACERATION TO THE FINGERTIP. X-RAYS SHOWED A SLIGHT HAIRLINE FRACTURE, AND 9 STITCHES WERE REQUIRED TO SUTURE LACERATION.
IMPROPER LIFTING TECHNIQUE STRAIN LOWER BACK.
EE WAS SHOVELING SPILLED MATERIAL FROM UNDER A CONVEYOR BELT ON THE CRUSHING PLANT. WHEN SHOVELING, HE WOULD TAKE A SCOOP, TWIST AND THROUGH THE MATERIAL OFF THE SHOVEL. ON ONE TWIST, HE FELT SHARP PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK. BACK SAFETY WAS ADDRESSED AT FOLLOWING SAFETY MEETING.
INJURED WAS MOVING LARGE ROCKS BY HAND IN A MAINTENANCE AREA. HE OVEREXERTED HIMSELF AND PULLED MUSCLE IN LOWER BACK.
UNCERTAIN, EE DID NOT REPORT THE ACCIDENT UNTIL SUNDAY EVENING WHEN HE CALLED HIS SUPERVISOR. AT THAT TIME HE SAID TI WAS AN "OLD INJURY". HE CLAIMS TO HAVE JUST PUSHED ONE BUTTON ON THE LOADE R'S COMPUTER, TO SHOW AN INTERSTED CUSTOMER HOW IT WORKED, AND HIS BACK CAUSED HIM PAIN.
MOVING 55 GAL OIL DRUM FROM WAREHOUSE DOCK TO SERVICE TRUCK, STRAINING BACK.
MOVING 50# BAGS OF ANFO, MANUALLY. HE CLAIMS HIS BACK WAS INJURED.
WAS STANDING ON A CATWALK ABOVE CRUSHER EXCHANGING TOOLS WITH EMPLOYEE BELOW HIM. EMPLOYEE TOSSED A SLEDGE HAMMER UP AND WHEN HE CAUGHT THE HAMMER THE MOMENTUM FORCED HIS HAND BACKWARD AGAINS T A METAL CHUTE CATCHING HIS LEFT HAND BETWEEN THE TWO OBJECTS.
WEEK OF JANAURY 26,1987 STEPPED DOWN FROM ROCK DRILL TO GROUND (APPROX. 2 1/2 FT ) FELT SLIGHT PAIN IN RIGHT KNEE. FEB. 14,1987 AT 9:00 AM DID SAME MANEUVER AND ONCE AGAIN FELT SLIGHT PAIN. AW OKE MONDAY MORNING 2-16-87 WITH KNEE SWOLLEN AND PAINFUL.