Employee was pulling a drawer of coal from the riffler with their left arm and felt something pull in EE's left upper arm/shoulder.
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Mostrando los 28Employee was manually moving a dragline swing gear bearing retainer weighing approximately 150 lbs. when his middle left finger became pinched between the retainer flange and a walkway toe board. This resulted in a laceration to the top of his finger requiring 15 stitches. He was wearing heavy leather welding gloves at the time.
Employee was helping a mechanic tighten a loose hose connection in the back of a lube truck when the mechanic bumped the truck rear door lever causing the door to come down and strike the employee across the back area resulting in two (2) broken ribs.
Employee was changing a park brake on a haul truck when the bolt he was using an impact on broke allowing the brake housing to pop slightly outward and strike the top of his right middle finger. This resulted in a 2mm fracture to the fingertip and a laceration to the side of the finger that required 4 stitches. He returned to work full duty on his next scheduled shift.
EE was purging propel lube lines on a 1570 Dragline. Contractors were working above him & accidentally knocked over an open bucket of EPA 2000 Solvent which in turn fell on top of him. He was correctly following all safety procedures put in place for this project. He suffered a chemical burn on his left eye which required prescription medication.
The EE was trying to remove a door panel that was stuck. When it came loose, his hand came into contact with a sharp edge, resulting in a laceration to his finger that required medical attention (3 stitches to a finger).
Employee was laying down some metal shelving on a push cart when his left ring and pinky finger were caught in a pinch point causing the ring finger to be lacerated and the pinky finger to lacerated and broken. Employee lost approximately 25% of the distal bone of the pinky.
Employee was removing bolts from the belly pan of a scraper to perform maintenance work when the hinged pan swung down pinching his right index finger causing it to be lacerated on both side from the middle joint up. This resulted in 17 stitches.
EE was lifting a bucket of approx. 20 to 25 lbs. of bolts and other materials from the ground to the flatbed of his pickup when he sustained an umbilical hernia. He was evaulated by a physician and fully released. On 2/21/08 the employee underwent outpatient surgery to repair the hernia and received a full work release to return on his next regularly scheduled shift.
EE was attempting to place the de-watering pump back into the cradle after he was finished de-watering a blasthole when pump slid into postion pinching the tip of the his finger between the cradle and the pump. He was in compliance company and mine rules and regulations.The accident did not involve the mining system, job skills or protective equipment.
THE EMPLOYEE WAS PERFORMING MAINTENANCE ON THE AIR CONDITIONING UNIT OF A DOZER. HE PLACED HIS HAND NEAR THE AIR DUCT TO CHECK FOR AIR FLOW ANDTEMPERATURE. THE GUARD HAD BEEN REMOVED AND A VANE FROM THE SQUIRREL CAGE APPARENTLY EXITED THROUGH THE DUCT AND STRUCK THE EMPLOYEE'S LEFT MIDDLE FINGER. SUTURES WERE REQUIRED.
UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR WORKERS COMPENSATION FRAUD. WHEN CARTOPPING A TRAIN MOVING IN REVERSE, SHOVEL WAS DROPPED ALLEGEDLY INJURING ARM.
UNLOADING FULL O2 CYLINDERS, BOTTOM SLID CAUSING TOP TO LAND ON HAND ABOVE A KICKGUARD. CUT RT INDEX FINGER ON BACK OF MIDDLE KNUCKLE. ER VISIT AT 6:00PM FOR TETANUS SHOT. CUT REQUIRED 4 SUTUR ES.
EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING AN APPROX 70LB SAMPLE BUCKET OF COAL UP TO THE TOP OF A 36" RIFFLER. INJURED BACK. NO LOST TIME, HOWEVER, PUT ON RESTRICTED DUTY (LAB ANALYSIS ONLY, NO LIFTING) FOR LAST SCHEDULED SHIFT 12/24, DUE TO A SPRAINED BACK.
ONE OF THE BEAMS HOLDING THE SPLICING UNIT HAD A BOLT SLIP OUT OF THE END OF THE TOP BEAM. THIS RESULTED IN THE BEAM SWINGING ON TO THE EMPLOYEE. A PIN THAT CAN BE USED TO HELP PREVENT THE BOL T FROM SLIPPING WAS DEEMED NOT NECESSARY BY THE EMPLOYEE AND NOT INSTALLED. THE SPLICE WAS COMPLETED AFTER MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ADMINISTERED. ONLY CONTRACTOR EQUIP. INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT.
WHILE RINSING A MOP, THE END OF THE MOP STRUCK AHEATER DUCT COVER. THE EE RAISED HER HEAND TO CATCH THE COVER AND IT STRUCK HER RIGHT HAND CUTTING THE RING FINGER CAUSING A SUTURABLE LACERATIO N AT THE FIRST KNUCKLE
EMP WAS REMOVING A STEEL CHOKER FROM THE BUCKET OF THE 175 LOADER, AFTER MOVING A CABLE TOWER. THE CHOKER CAME AROUND THE TOWER AND STRUCK THE END OF THE EMPS NOSE CAUSING IT TO BLEED INTERNAL LY. WAS TREATED AT EMERG RM AND MISSED FOLLOWINGSHIFT.
EMPLOYEE WAS WORKING ON GROUND, PEELING BELT DOWN. OVERHEAD WAS AN EDGE CLAMP HOLDING THE OTHER END OF THE CONVEYOR BELT. THE EDGE CLAMP SLIPPED OFF AND HIT THE EMPLOYEE IN THE FACE.
THE EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING A CRUSHER TOOTH FROM A PALLET TO A WELDING BENCH WHEN HE EXPERIENCED PAIN IN THE RECTAL AREA. PERSISTANT PAIN CAUSED THE EMPLOYEE TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION ON 1-22-96 . SURGERY WAS PERFORMED ON AN OUT PATIENT BASIS, CAUSING THE INJURY TO BECOME RECORDABLE.
EE WAS CRAWLING UNDER THE MECHANICS TRUCK TO MANUALLY ENGAGE THE PTO. HE GRABBED THE EXHAUST PIPE TO HELP PULL HIMSELF UNDER THE TRUCK, THINKING HE WAS GRABBING THE FRAME.
EE WAS MANUALLY LIFTING SOME HEAVY COMPONENTS OF A HAUL TRUCK AND RE-AGGRAVATED AN EXISTING BACK INJURY.
THE EE SUSTAINED A SUTUREABLE LACERATION TO THE RIGHT SMALL FINGER WHILE REMOVING A BRAKE SHOW ON THE DRAG LINE. HIS FINGER WAS PINCHED BETWEEN THE BRAKE SHOE AND THE BRAKE FRAME.
EMPLOYEE WAS BENDING OVER TO PICK UP GRINDING DISC AND PULLED THE MUSCLES IN HIS LOWER BACK WHEN HE STOOD BACK UP.
THE EMPLOYEE WAS CHECKING RAIL CAR DOORS TO ASSURE THAT THEY WERE PROPERLY LATCHED WHEN HE NOTICED A LATCH THAT WAS NOT CLOSED ALL THE WAY HE MOVED TOWARD THE CAR TO SECURE IT & FELT A SHARP P AIN IN THE LEFT CALF AREA
ON 01-15-95 EE WAS UNLOADING TOOLS OUT OF THE BACK OF A PICKUP AS HE STEPPED OFF THE TAILGATE HE FELT SOMETHING PULL IN HIS LOWER BACK IT WAS NOT KNOWN UNTIL 01-26-95 THAT THE EMPLOYEE RECEIVE D CHIROPRACTIC TREATMENT
THE INJURED EE WAS REMOVING THE TRANSMISSION IN THE LUBE TRUCK ON 12-16-94. THE EE DOESNT KNOW OF A SPECIFIC INSTANCE TO CAUSE THE BACK STRAIN. HOWEVER, BACK PAIN CAUSEDHIM TO SEEK MEDICAL ATT ENTION ON 12-20-94.
EE WAS ATTEMPTING TO SHUT THE RIGHT HAND DOOR AND WAS STANDING WITH HIS LEFT FOOT ON THE FRONT RIGHT TIRE AND HIS RIGHT FOOT ON THE TOP DISMOUNT STEP AND HIS RIGHT HAND IN THE HINGE JAME AREA. THE DOOR OPEN LATCH WAS STICKING, AND EE WAS CONCENTRATING ON THE DOOR & NOT ON HIS HAND. THE DOOR CAME LOOSE & SWUNG SHUT ON EE'S RT. THUMB.
NO ACCIDENT WAS REPORTED OR ALLEGED BY EE UNTIL FEB 1994 WHEN SHE FILED A SECTION 105 -C COMPLAINT SHE ALLEGES SHE HURT HER BACK AS A RESULT OF LIFTING & OTHER FACTORS NO CONDITIONS ARE KNOWN TO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THIS ALLEGED ACCIDENT WE DO NOT BELIEVE ANY WORK RELATED INJURY OCCURRED