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EMPLOYEE WAS CHANGING BUCKETS ON AN 88B CRANE. HE TRIED TO LIFT TOP PLATE TO RELEASE THE TOP BOLT WHILE HE WAS PULLING ON A BAR. HE FELT PAIN IN HIS RIGHT ELBOW, WHICH HAD PREVISOULY BEEN INJU RED IN MAY 1994. HE DID NOT RECEIVE MEDICAL ATTENTION AT THE TIME OF THE INJURY. HE WENT TO A PHYSICIAN ON 12/8/94 WHO ADVISED HIM TO GO TO THERAPHY TREATMENTS FOR 4 WEEKS.

EE WAS CUTTING STRING FROM A HAY MULCHER WITH A UTILITY KNIFE WHEN THE KNIFE SLIPPED RESULTING IN THE KNIFE STICKING THE EE'S RT HAND (HEEL OF HAND). THE CUT REQUIRED STITCHES AT A LOCAL HOSPI TAL EMERGENCY ROOM.

AN EMPLOYEE OF ATOM ARC WELDING WAS MOVING A 8' X 10 1/2" X 1/2" METAL PLATE WITH A COME-A-LONG. THE PLATE WAS RESTING ON A HANDRAIL AND SLIPPED WHEN THE CONTRACTOR BEGAN CRANKING THE COME-A-L ONG. THE PLATE SWUNG INTO HIS LEFT SIDE (LOWER STOMACH AREA). A COAL COMPANY EMPLOYEE OFFERED TO TAKE HIM TO THE HOSPITAL BUT HE REFUSED AND LEFT THE JOB SITE.

EMPLOYEE WAS HAULING AUGER FLIGHTS ON A FLATBED TRUCK. THE OP FLIGHTS ON THE LOAD SHIFTED AND WHERE HANGING OFF THE EDGE OF THE TRUCK. A FRONT END LOADER WAS USED TO LIFT THE FLIGHTS TO RELEAS E TENSION ON THE CHAIN BINDER. A BREAKER BAR (PIPE) BEING USED BY THE EMPLOYEE SLIPPED OFF CHAIN STRIKING HIS CHEEK.

EE WAS INSTALLING BELLY PAN ON FIAT-ALLIS DOZER. A COME-ALONG WAS USED TO LIFT THE PAN INTO PLACE. 2 BOLTS WERE IN PLACE BUT NOT TIGHT. THE LIFTING EYE BROKE OFF THE PAN. ALLOWING THE PAN TO F ALL STRIKING VICTIM ON HIS LEFT LEG. BELLY PAN WEIGHS APPROX 1000#.