While tightening hood closure lock bolts on an impact crusher, using a slugging wrench and sledge hammer, employee struck an errant blow causing his right index finger to pass between the hammer handle and wrench. This resulted in the cutting and spreading of finger tissue beyond the knuckle. He was treated at emergency room where stitches were installed. He returned to work.
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Mostrando los 3WHILE CHANGING A FRONT END LOADER TIRE, SURBER WAS ALIGNING A RING ROTATION LOCK BY POSITIONING A PUNCH AGAINST IT WHILE ANOTHER EMPLOYEE STRUCK THE PUNCH WITH A HAMMER. A PIECE OF METAL CHIPP ED FROM THE PUNCH AND STRUCK SURBER'S THUMB PENETRATING AND EMBEDDING THERE.
NEW TEETH WERE BEING INSTALLED ON A DRAGLING BUCKET. WHEN ONE OF THE OLD TEETH WAS STUCK WITH A SLEDGE HAMMER, TO REMOVE IT, A CHIP OF METAL BROKE FROM THE TOOTH. THIS CHIP STRUCK TINCHER IN THE UPPER ADOMEN PENTRATING HIS BODY AND LODGING IN HIS LIVER. HE WAS TAKEN IMMEDIATLY TO HOSPITAL WHERE OBJECT WAS REMOVED SURGICALLY. WAITING TO GIVE FURTHER ASSISTANCE ON THIS TASK.