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Employee was cutting insulation off armored cable when his hand slipped and cut the left index finger.

EE & MANAGER WERE TRYING TO REMOVE A 4" CAP ON WATER LINE USING A 36" PIPE WRENCH & A 8LB MAUL TO TAP ON THE WRENCH. THE WRENCH SLIPPED OFF OF THE CAP & PINCHED THE EE'S FINGER REQUIRING 4 STITCHES.

EE WAS USING A HOIST CHAIN TO MOVE A METAL DOOR TO REDIRECT SCREENINGS. HOIST CHAIN HOOK SLIPPED OFF OF THE METAL DOOR AND HOIST ARM STRUCK THE EE IN THE MOUTH, CUTTING HIS LOWER LIP. REQUIRED STITCHES.

Employee was using a utility knife to cut the end of a fire hose and the knife slipped cutting his right index finger.

Employee was cutting plastic ties and cut his arm with the knife. He was cutting in the direction of his body. Doctor used eight stitches making this a reportable medical.

Employee was removing the teeth on a backhoe bucket using a hammer. A metal fragment broke off and entered the employee's left shoulder requiring a physician to remove it.

Employee was holding a spud bar while another employee was striking the bar with a sledge hammer to break a rock from crusher. The hammer missed the spud bar and struck the employee's left wrist.

EE WAS TURNING A NUT ON A ROD. THE WELD BROKE, CAUSING THE ROD TO FLY UP AND HIT EE'S RIGHT WRIST. THIS RESULTED IN A BREAK TO HIS WRIST. MEDICAL ONLY, NO LOST TIME.

Removing corner shank protector w/sledge hammer when a piece of metal from shank protector broke off and went into his right leg above kneecap

EE IS A MECHANIC. HE WAS REPLACING A TRANSMISSION OIL COOLER ON A CAT 990 MACHINE. DURING THE PROCESS HE WAS USING A PRY BAR TO MOVE THE TRANSMISSION FOR POSITIONING AND THE BAR SLIPPED AND SMASHED HIS FINGER AGAINST THE TIRE.

Employee was cutting a belt when the knife slipped and cut the back of his left hand.

THE SECONDARY RETURN CHUTE WAS PLUGGED WITH A BIG ROCK. THE EMPLOYEE WAS USING A 3 LB HAMMER TO BREAK THE ROCK OUTSIDE OF CHUTE. HE QUIT AND WAS DIGGING OUT WITH HIS HAND AND I WAS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE CHUTE DIGGING ROCKS OUT. HE PICKED UP THE HAMMER AND SWUNG NOT KNOWING I HAD A HOLD OF THE ROCK HE WAS GOING TO HIT AND SMASHED THE MIDDLE FINGER OF THE RIGHT HAND.

The employee and a contractor had placed the left track back onto an Hitachi Excavator and were in the process of fastening the ends of the track with a pin. While the pin was being driven into place a fragment of steel stuck our employee in the left arm.

Employee was using a hand tool when it slipped and hit his thumb.

EE cut his left arm with a pocket knife, he was cutting off a piece of rope. holding the rope in his left hand and pulling the knife when the knife cut thru the rope. it slipped and cut his left arm.

Employee was doing maintenance on his loader when he cut his hand.

LIFTING METAL STRAP INTO PLACE TO BE WELDED AND STRAP SHIFTED AND PINCHED EE'S FINGER BETWEEN FLOOR AND STRAPPING.

EMPLOYEE WAS USING HAND WRENCH TO REMOVE BOLTS FROM RIDE STRUT ON HAUL TRUCK. COULD NOT BREAK LOOSE & HAD ANOTHER EMPLOYEE USE HYDRAULIC CRANE BOOM TO PUSH ON WRENCH, THE WRENCH CAME OFF THE BOLT HEAD & STRUCK EE IN BOTH HANDS & CUT OFF PART OF (1) FINGER & CUT/SMASHED (2)OTHER FINGERS.

Employee was using a pry bar to assist in getting a wheel on the hub lugs when he strained his shoulder.

Employee was using a pry bar to remove blockage from a feeder. The bar slipped and struck him on his left knee.

Employee was using a Flexco Belt cutter when his hand slipped of the handle and he punctured his Left forearm on a nail head, requiring 3 sutures.

EE was helping change a belt when an alignment tool slipped bending his right thumb backward.

Employee was pounding anvils out of anvil ring with a sledge hammer. Another employee was standing about 25 feet away. While pounding the anvil a piece of metal from sledge hammer, head came off and hit the second employee in the upper left thigh.

EE was cutting a tube with a box cutter when knife came out of holder and stabbed EE in left leg.

WHILE PUTTING BUSHING IN A HEAD PULLEY - TIGHTENING BOLTS. HEAD PULLY SLIPPED ACROSS FORKLIFT BARS CATCHING FINGER - LEFT HAND RING FINGER IN BETWEEN HEAD PULLEY AND FORKLIFT BAR, CAUSING A TUFT FRACTURE.

Employee was striking a steel wedge with a 4lb. hammer and the employee missed the steel wedge and hit his left thumb which was holding the wedge in position.

Operator was attempting to remove a piece of broken drill steel from the striker coupling by impacting the striker with a 2lb. steel hammer. A sliver of the striker broke off and struck the eployee in the left arm bicep, imbedding in the arm.

RETURNING 4X4 WOOD MATERIAL USED ON THE FLATBED TO THE LOWER RAIL FOR TRANSPORT. A 24" TIE DOWN STRAP WAS HOOKED ON THE FRAME, WRAPPED AROUND THE WOOD, AND HOOKED BACK TO THE FRAME. WHEN THE STRAP WAS HOOKED TO THE FRAME AND STRETCHED, ITCAME UNHOOKED, HITTING THE LITTLE FINGER. OPEN FRACTURE.

EMPLOYEE WAS USING A PRY BAR AGAINST HIS SHOULDER. HE OVEREXERTED CAUSING A CONTUSION.

EMPLOYEE WAS CUTTING A HOSE WITH A KNIFE. THE KNIFE SLIPPED AND THE EMPLOYEE CUT HIS LEG. CUT REQUIRED STITCHES.

PER SHOP MANAGER - AFTER HEATING THE COUNTERWEIGHT/GEAR TO RELIEVE THE PRESS FIT OF THE ASSEMBLY, TWO MECHANICS WERE HITTING THE COUNTERWEIGHT/GEAR WITH SLEDGE HAMMERS IN AN ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE COUNTERWEIGHT/GEAR FROM THE ECCENTRIC BARREL. AFTER STRICKING THE COUNTERWEIGHT NUMEROUS TIMES, ON ONE GIVEN STRICK A PIECE OF THE CAST STEEL GEAR BROKE OFF AND PUNCTURED THE LEFT THIGH O

LACERATION TO HIS HAND REQUIRING 8 STITCHES. CHANGING A BEARING, RAISED TAIL PULLEY WITH A PRY BAR. PRY BAR SLIPPED CATCHING HIS LEFT HAND.

HIT FINGER WITH HAMMER WHILE PUTTING A BUCKET TOOTH ON RESULTING IN LACERATION REQUIRING STITCHES.

EMPLOYEE CUT HIS THUMB WITH A UTILITY KNIFE RESTRICTED USE OF LEFT HAND WAS ISSUED.

A CO-WORKER HAD POSITIONED A WEAR PLATE ON A WELDING TABLE ACROSS FROM WHERE EMPLOYEE WAS WORKING. THE FIRST EMPLOYEE PROCEEDED TO STRIKE THE PIECE OF WEAR PLATE WITH THE POINTED END OF A WELD ER'S CHIPPING HAMMER TO CHECK FOR HARDNESS. THE POINTED END OF THE HAMMER BROKE OFF, FLEW ACROSS THE TABLE AND EMBEDDED ITSELF INTO THE VICTIM'S FOREARM.

WAS ON THE SIDE OF THE CONV CUTTING A PACE OF BELT OFF AND CUT HIS LEFT HAND.

STRUCK ON LEG BY A CHAIN HOIST. EE WAS PULLING A 5 TON COME-A-LONG FROM INSIDE OF ROCK BOX THATSETS OVER THE JAWCRUSHER. THE COME0-A-LONG WAS BEING USED TO LIFT CHECK PLATES OUT FOR EXCHANGE. WHEN LIFTING THE RACHET PART OF THE COME-A-LONG OUT & DRAGGING THE LIFT HOOK BLOCK UP WITH THE COMEALONG, CHAINS FOR REMOVAL FROM THE BOX, THE HOOK BLOCK REACHED THE TOP EDGE OF THE BOX & SWUN

ON 4/29/03 LEADPERSON WAS WORKING ON STATION #2 TOWER UNSTOPPING A CHUTE. HE WAS USING A STEEL BAR TO DISLODGE THE ROCK. THE BAR SLIPPED CAUSING HIS LEFT PINKY FINGER TO BE SMASHED BETWEEN THE BAR AND A STEEL STRUCTURE. CO-WORKER WAS THE FIRST TO LOOK AT THE FINGER. HE TOOK HIM TO THE FIRST AID CABINET AND CLEANED IT UP AND PUT AN ICE PACK ON IT. HE THEN BROUGHT HIM TO ME IN THE SE

CUTTING BELT WITH KNIFE SLIPPED AND CUT LEFT THUMB.

EE WAS STANDING ON THE GROUND PULLING ON A 14" PIPE WRENCH WITH A 24" PIPE HANDLE. WRENCH SLIPPED FROM DOUBLE NUTS ON A STUD AND THE EE FELL ON HIS REAR END ON THE GROUND WITH HIS RIGHT FOOT U NDER HIM.

WHILE PATCHING A HOLE IN THE #9 BELT, EE LAYED HIS BELT KNIFE ON THE BELT WHILE REACHING FOR A TOOL WHEN THE BELT KNIFE SLID DOWN AND HE LIFTEDHIS LEFT LEG COMING INTO CONTACT WITH KNIFE CUTT ING HIS LEFT LEG BELOW THE KNEE-NEEDING 4 STITCH

EMPLOYEE WAS HOLDING A BOLT FOR ANOTHER EMPLOYEE TO STRIKE AND FREE IT FROM THE JAW CRUSHER. THE SECOND EE MISSED HITTING INJURED'S RIGHT INDEX FINGER.

EE WAS USING A HAMMER AND STRAINED HIS ELBOW.

CUTTING OPEN A SILICON TUBE WITH A BELT KNIFE, PULLING TOWARD HIS BODY. IT SLIP CUTTING WRIST, 6 STITCHES.

EE WAS CUTTING A PIECE OF RUBBER FLASHING WIPER OF THE ROAD STONE BIN WHEN THE UTILITY KNIFE SLIPPED CUTTING THE EE'S LEFT FOREARM.

EMPLOYEE WAS WORKING ON EQUIP WHEN THE WRENCH HE WAS USING SLIPPED CAUSING HIM TO SLICE HIS KNUCKLE ON A HOSE CLAMP REQUIRING SUTURES.

HOSE CLAMP ON HOSE WAS STUCK OUT, WHEN WATER WAS TURNED ON PRESSURE FORCED HOSE BACK AND CUT HAND.

MASHED FINGER IN FLOOR JACK WHILE CHANGING OIL IN PICK-UP TRUCK. THE FLOOR JACK HAS TWO HANDLES, ONE APPROC 4'LONG (FOR HAND) THE OTHER SHORT (FOR FOOT). WHEN THE LONG HANDLE COMES DOWN IT COM ES IN CONTACT WITH SHORT HANDLE, CAUSING IT TO COME DOWN ALSO. THIS CAUSES A PINCH POINT BETWEEN BOTTOM OF SHORT HANDLE & LIP ON JACK FRAME. HIS LEFT INDEX FINGER WAS IN THE PINCH POINT WHEN

EE WAS POURING CONCRETE. HE WAS STANDING IN THE CONCRETE ON THE REBAR PAD STRIKING OFF THE CONCRETE AND SLIPPED TWISING HIS RIGHT ANKLE.

EE WAS USING A PRY BAR TO MOVE A HEAD BOX WHEN HE EXPERIENCED A HERNIA IN HIS ABDOMEN.