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Employee complained of pain in right hand/wrist/arm rendering ee unable to perform duties. Employee attributed cause of pain to filling, lifting and handling 50lb bags of processed shell product.

Employee was shrink-wrapping a pallet of bags by pulling a shrink-wrap roll around the pallet. As employee bent down to wrap the bottom part of the pallet, he felt a pain in his lower back. No excessive pushing or pulling occurred, injury occurred while bending over. Employee was diagnosed with a lumbosacral back strain.

Employee unloading pallets of sacks from enclosed van. Employee assisting another in turning the pallet by hand. While the pallet was being turned, it rocked and smashed employees' hand between the sacks and the wall of the van. Employee suffered crush injury to right hand.

While lifting metal plate, twisted inadvertently and strained back.

While repairing dredge pump drive unit, EE's hand became pinched in the drive belt. The unit was not operating, but tension of belt broke his little (pinky) finger on his left hand.

EE HAD BEEN LIFTING 55LB BAGS THAT DAY. WHEN HEGOT HOME HIS RIGHT ARM AND SHOULDER FELT SORE

THIS ACCIDENT WASA REPORTED TO ME BY EE ON 11-17-95. HE & 3 OTHER MEN WERE LIFTING A 300 LLBLL STEEL BEAM STRAIGHT UP 3 1/2 FT IT FELT TOO HEAVY SO HE PUT IT DOWN & GOT 2 MORE GUYS TO HELP. HE FELT PAIN A FEW DAYS LATER.

INJURED MOVED A VERY HEAVY HYDRAULIC CYLINDER FROM THE BACK OF HIS TRUCK.HE WAS PULLING AND LIFTING WHEN HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS LEFT WRIST.

MOVING PIPE AND STRAINED LOWER BACK.

AFTER CUTTING/WELDING ON LOADER BUCKET HE BRUSHED HIS RIGHT HAND AGAINST HOT METAL-DUE TO LACK OF FEELING IN RIGHT HAND HE RECIEVED 3RAD DEGREE BURNS WITHOUT NOTICING IT.

PAIN IN R WRIST FEELS IT MAY HAVE BEEN BROUGHT ON BY SHOVLEING

STRAINED BACK MUSCLE MOVING AN OIL DRUM.

ONSET OF SYMPTOMS OCCURED GRADUALLY OVER 3 WEEKS. NO CLEAR WORK INJURY. BACK STRAIN LEAD TO LOST TIME.

WAS TYING DOWN DOME MAHCINER IN PU TRUCK. WHILE PULLING LINE THRU EYE FOR TIE-OFF, SLICED FINGER ON BED OF TRUCK. REQUIRED STITCHES.

WHILE TIGHTENING THE FLUME STAY WIRE, HE CAUGHT THE WINCH HANDLE, WHICH IS A PIECE OF 1/2" X 12" ROUND STOCK ON AN OBSTRUCTION. TWISTED HIS WRIST BY TWISTING HIS WRIST HE APPARENTLY REFRACTURE D A PREVIOUSLY FRACTURED, BUT UNTREATED BREAK.