Employee welded a nut to the head of a bolt that was worn down to be able to remove it. When they went to actually put pressure on the hand tool and welded nut, the nut broke off and caused their hand to slip and hit part of a crusher table.
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Mostrando los 5Employee attempting to free up a locked up bearing with a hammer. A small piece of debris/metal fell into employee's left eye.
WHILE EMPLOYEE WAS REPLACING A WIRE CLAMP ON THE PIONEER STACKER CONVEYOR, THE PHILLIPS HEAD SCREW DRIVER SLIPPED OFF THE SCREW PUNCTURING HIS LEFT HAND REQUIRING TWO STITCHES.
WHILE HE WAS TIGHTENING A NUT TO MOUNT A MOTOR TO A STAND, THE MOTOR AND STAND TIPPED OVER PINNING HIS LEFT ANKLE UNDER IT AND BRUISING HIS RIGHT KNEE.
WORKING UP UNDER SWIVEL FOR THE BOOM WHEN TAKING OFF A HYDRAULIC HOSE THAT WAS TIGHT THE COUPLING BROKE FREE & I.NAME RIGHT THUMB HIT A SHARP METAL EDGE. THIS LACERATED THE THUMB & REQUIRED 10 STITCHES. THUMB IS SORE BUT MOBILE.