While performing maintenance on the secondary mill the miner was using the hammer and during a swing felt a pinch and/or sting in EE's left bicep. The miner suffered a tear in EE's left bicep.
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Mostrando los 24Employee was trying to dislodge material accumulated between the belt of conveyor # 18 and the conveyor's structure with a metal bar. His right hand thumb finger was injured (contusion), when he missed the swing with the bar and struck the finger between the metal bar and on the plant's structural beam.
Employee was adjusting the shaft nut of the cone crusher, he missed a swing with the hammer and struck right boot at steel toe protection area, steel toe caused pressure in toes causing swelling.
After working hours employee stayed at company parking lot to perform oil change in his personal car. He was using a hydraulic jack and wood pieces block equipment from movement. The hydraulic jack failed and employee was pinned in the chest between car and floor. The security guard helped him lift the car back and employee got up normally.
Allegedly, while employee was tighting a nut in an equipment tire's rim, the wrench left his hand and struck the employee's left eye. The employee received first aid including six stitches.
Employee was tightening a bolt on a radiator panel of a CAT 988 Loader. The panel was standing and fell on top of the assistant mechanic.
Employee was removing a hydraulic hose from an excavator. After hose was removed, the employee's hand continued to travel because of the force exerted to remove the hose, hitting the excavator boom's pin.
EE was assisting a co-worker to change machine bucket to fork attachment. The co-worker noticed the bucket was stuck, so he started hitting the bucket with a hammer. The bucket fell on both EE's feet, fracturing EE's left foot.
EE and one co-worker were attempting to change the loader attachment from bucket to forks. Bucket got stuck, so EE started hitting it with a hammer. Bucket fell on both EE's feet.
While employee was using a hammer & a bar to remove the pins off the bucket of an excavator, he felt pain on his right elbow.
THE EE WAS FITTING A SCREW (THAT WAS TO THE HEIGHT OF HIS FACE) WITH THE HELP OF A CO-WORKER. THE TOOL THAT WAS BEING USED (A "CHICHARRA" APPROX. 18"LONG) SLIPPED & STRUCK HIM IN THE LT.EYE.
WHEN REMOVING A BOX OF BALLS USING A HAMMER, ONE PIECE OF STEEL BECAME EMBEDDED IN RIGHT KNEE.
BLOW TO THE THUMB OF THE HAND BY A PIECE OF STEEL.
HE WAS REMOVING THE ROLLER FORM THE CONVEYOR BELT. IT WAS RUSTY. HE HIT IT WITH A HAMMER TO LOSSEN IT. A SLIVER BROKE OFF & ENTERED HIS EYE.
THE EMPLOYEE STRUCK HIMSELF IN THE HEAD WITH A BAR WHILE HE WAS CLEANING IN THE PLANT.
EMPLOYEE NOTED ESCAPING AIR AND ASKED OTHER EMPLOYEE TO VERIFY THE LEAKY VALVE. THE FRIEND DID SOMETHING WITH THE TIRE AND HE WAS THEN TRAPPED BETWEEN THE TIRE AND THE TRUCK CHASSIS.
CLEANING UP.
CARPENTER HELPER, WAS USING A HAMMER TO CLEAN A STEEL BEAM. A PARTICLE OF STEEL PRODUCED A SLIGHT INJURY TO HIS LEFT ARM.
THE EMPLOYEE ALLEGES THAT HE WAS WATERING DOWN SOME DIRT AND STEPPED ON THE CLEANING TOOL HE WAS USING AND RECEIVED A SHARP WOUND IN THE RIGHT ARM. NOTE: THIS IS A TRANSLATION OF A SPANISH NARRATIVE.
THIS IS AN ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF A DOCUMENT SUBMITTED IN SPANISH. THE EMPLOYEE MADE USE OF A TOOL FOR CLEANING.THE TOOL WAS AT A LEVEL TOO HIGH.IT STRUCK THE EMPLOYEE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE NECK.
HE GOT STRUCK ON RIGHT EYE WHILE ADJUSTING SCREW.
DOING CARPENTER WORK FELT PAIN IN LOWER PART OF SHOULDER
TRANSLATION:EMPL USING HANDTOOL TO REPAIR A TRANSMISSION AND A PARTICLE PENETRATED IN RIGHT EYE.
THEY WERE REPAIRING THE STAY (ROPE) ON A POWER SHOVEL. PULLING WITH A SNATCH-BLOCK, THE SECTION OF STAY (ROPE) OF A SHOVEL TO CONNECT IT WITH THE SECTION BEING REPAIRED. THE SNATCH-BLOCK SLIPP ED, HITTING THE EMPLOYEE ON THE HAND.