Miner was operating a mobile industrial tool. The tool recoiled, striking miner in the upper lip and front tooth.
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Mostrando los 10While jack hammering in the crusher (primary), the jack hammer jerked causing pain in right hand/wrist
Mechanic was polishing the surface for an old pump with a die grinder when he felt something enter his Left Eye. He could not remove the object with irrigation or a Q-tip. He was wearing safety glasses with side shields but no goggles. An ophthalmologist removed a small piece of rust from his cornea and prescribed antibiotics drops.
The employee was working alone to clear the kiln 1 multiclone rotary valve.The employee exposed the bottom of the rotary by removing the venturi. The employee ran the rotary to clear out pieces of debris. It is unknown why, but the employee placed himself near the running rotary valve. His hand was caught in the valve which severed his thumb, index, and middle fingers.
EMPLOYEE WAS FUELING PORTABLE COMPRESSOR DIESEL TANK WHILE EQUIPMENT WAS OPERATING. HE REACHED TO GRAB THE FUEL CAP WHEN HIS RIGHT HAND RING FINGER GOT CAUGHT IN THE FAN BLADES OF THE ALTERNAT OR. HE WAS TAKEN FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT WHERE AMPUTATION OF THE RIGHT RING FINGER TO DISTAL INTERPHALANGIAL JOINT WAS REQUIRED.
EE WAS CUTTING A WELD ON A 30" X 8' X 1/2" SECTION OF STEEL PLATE WHEN THE STEEL PLATE MOVED, PINCHING THE EE'S RIGHT FOOT BETWEEN THE WALKWAY AND THE STEEL PLATE. EE WAS WEARING STEEL TOED BO OTS WHICH SAVE ALL OF HIS TOES.
EMPLOYEE WAS REMOVING ICE AND BUILDUP FROM A THREE-EIGHTH'S INCH DISCHARGE CHUTE UTILIZING A DEMOLITION HAMMER. HE STRAINED HIS RIGHT MUSCLE IN HIS BACK,(RIGHT THORASIC PARAVERTEBRAL STRAIN). EMPLOYEE CLAIMS THAT LIFTING THE DEMOLITION HAMMER, WHICH WEIGHS 30 POUNDS WAS THE PRIMARY CAUSEFOR THE INJURY TO HIS BACK.
EE WAS FABRICATING A 3" DIAMETER PIPE BY WELDING TWO SECTIONS TOGETHER. HE COMPLETED HALF THE WELD, WHEN HE ROLLED THE PIPE TO COMPLETE WELD, HE LEANED ON PIPE TO FINISH WELD, WHEN HE FELT HEA T UNDER HIS LEFT ARM. PIPE WAS STILL EXTREMELY HOT, CAUSING 2ND & 3RD DEGREE BURNS TO UNDERARM AREA.
EMP WA JACKHAMMERING CASTABEL FOR REMOVAL ON FLOOR OF KILN. VIBRATION CAUSED A PIECE OF CASTABLE OVER HEAD TO FALL BOUNCING OFF OF A TUMGLER AND STRUCK EMPS LEFT HAND PINNING 3RD FINGER BETWEE N TRIGGER AND HANDLE. NON DISPLACED OPEN FRACTURE OF 3RD FINGER AND 1" LACERATION.
EE WAS ON WELDING IN THE KILN WITH 2 OTHER WELDERS SPACED APPROX. 6 FT APART FOR THE AFTERNOON. HE WAS WEARING WELDING HELMET HE NOTICED NO SYMPTOMS CENTEL THE NEXT DAY. THE FLASH FROM THE OTH ER WELDER ARE PROBABLY CAME INTO HIS HELMENT FROM THE OPENING IN THE BACK OF HIS HELMET.