Employee suffered soft tissue injuries to the foot as a result of foot becoming rolled over by passenger vehicle.
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Mostrando los 37While operating a stand-on skid steer in reverse, the employee made contact with a piece of metal causing bruising to their right thigh.
JCB Telehandler tires traveled over slight drop off causing vehicle to roll onto side. Employee suffered laceration to the head requiring sutures.
EE had changed attachment on skid steer and noticed loose pin. EE attempted to fix the pin by reaching out of the machine. EE accidentally hit the controls and in turn pinched EE's right hand between the lift arm and the frame of the machine causing multiple fractures to the ring finger and thumb of the right hand as well as soft tissue injury.
While sitting in a haul truck and being loaded with large material an EE experienced mid to lower back pain from the shake of the truck.
While driving a manlift between plants the operator hit a rut and the manlift tire dipped, jarring the operator in the basket. The operator hit EE's hand on the handrail creating a non-displaced fracture of a bone in EE's hand.
EE was moving two railcars in the shipping area and was not able to stop the railcars in time which resulted in making contact with a dump truck that was stationed on the tracks.
EE was tramming boom lift to area and hit a dip in the road and it bounced the EE around the basket and the EE lost balance and injured shins which required stitches thus constituting MSHA reportability.
No SGI (Specialty Granules LLC) employee or equipment was involved in the accident. A driver from a trucking co. was out of the truck and was struck by a truck driven by an employee of another co. All horns and backup alarms worked properly on all equipment involved. Accident occurred during daylight hours in an open load out area.
EE was operating a walk-behind skid steer and was pulling backwards to be able to use the bucket to scoop up another load of material off the floor when EE's left shoulder made contact with a steel I-beam causing arm to jolt forward into the equipment controls injuring the wrist.
Employee was installing a lifting lug and struck the rear portion of his left shoulder on a stationary object while trying to get up. The employee broke his left scapula as a result of this incident.
EE was operating a one year old CAT 980H front end loader when the bolt holding the scissor mechanism of his seat sheared, releasing the seat suddenly with force upward, forward and then sideways.
An employee was dumping at a stockpile when he backed over a berm. The truck slid backwards and turned over, landing on the passenger side at the base of the stockpile. The employee was taken for medical examination, where he was released to work. On 9/6/11, he had a follow up appointment where he was excused from work.
Employee stated he strained his back while operating a Caterpillar loader. The bucket struck a rock pile which resulted in a jolt.
Employee was operating a walk behind skid steer loader and backed machine into an I beam used as a support column. His hand was caught in a pinch point and cut as a result of being pinched between machine and column.
Employee was attempting to move a pallet of bagged pigment around another pallet with an electric pallet jack. He pulled the pallet jack with a full load on it into a confined area while walking backwards. In the process, he pulled the pallet jack onto his right foot. He was taken for an x-ray, and diagnosed with a contusion. He was given restricted duty.
EE WAS USING WALK BEHIND BOBCAT LOADER AND SLIPPED ON THE ICE. THE BOBCAT RAN OVER HIS RIGHT FOOT, RESULTING IN A FRACTURE. THIS IS A LOST TIME INJURY.
EMPLOYEE AND HIS PARTNER WERE TRASPORTING ROLL SHAFT FROM MIANTENANCE SHOP TO MAINTENANACE QUONSET BUILDING. THE ROLL SHAFT WEIGHS APPROX 2000 LBS. WHILE A 3RD EMPLOYEE WAS LOWERING THE SHAFT ONTO A WOODEN PALLET USING A FORKLIFT, THE SHAFT ROLLED OFF PALLET GAINING MOMENTUM. EMPLOYEE ATTEMPTED TO CONTROL THE SHAFT WHEN IT STRUCK HIM AND PINNED HIM TO THE GROUND.
WHILE REMOVING A GEAR BOX AT THE HEAD PULLEY END OF AN INCLINDED BELT CONVEYOR THE INJURED, TIED BY HIS LANYARD TO THE HEAD PULLEY SHAFT, WAS KNEELING ON THE BELT. HE WAS PULLED DOWNWARD BY BE LT MOVEMENT & CONSEQUENTLY UPWARD BY THE LANYARD ACTING AS A WINCH. HIS RIGHT ARM WAS CAUGHT IN A STEEL STRUCTURE & WAS TORN AT THE SHOULDER.
EE STATED HE WAS DUMPING SCRAP METAL INTO STEEL DUMPSTER USING A SKID STEER WITH BUCKET. WHILE RAISING THE BUCKET, THE LOAD SHIFTED, CAUSING THE SKID STEER TO LEAN FORWARD. EE REACHED HIS HAND FORWARD FOR BALANCE AND HIS FINGERS BECAME PINCHED BETWEEN THE LOADER AND THE EDGE OF THE DUMPSTER.
EMPLOYEE STATED HE WAS TRYING TO UNPLUG FINISHEDPRODUCT ELEVATOR. HE FOUND A CERAMIC TILE AT THE BOTTOM AND ATTEMPTED TO REMOVE IT WITH A 3 FT SECTION OF LUMBER. AS THE TILE WAS DISLODGED, TH E ELEVATOR SPUN BACKWARDS FORCING THE LUMBER OUT OF THE ELEVATOR CASE. THE ACTION PUSHED HIS ARM BACKWARDS WHERE IT STRUCK A STEEL ANGLE SUPPORT. RESULTED IN FOUR INCH LACERATION AND FRACTU
EMPLOYEE STATED HE WAS USING CRANE TO INSTALL TRUNION. AS THE CRANE LIFTED THE TRUNION, A SHIFT TOOK PLACE CAUSING THE TRUNION TO PINCH EMPLOYEE'S RIGHT FOOT AGAINST BASE.
THE EE WAS RUNNING AN EMPTY HAUL TRUCK TRAVELINGAT APPROX 15MPH ON FLAT SURFACE WHEN A BALL JOINT BROKE. THE TRUCK WAS STOPPED AND DI NOT COME NTO CONTACT WITH ANYTHING. THE EE REPORTED TO THE SUPERVISOR THAT HE WAS NOT INJURED AT THE TIME OF ACC. HE DID NOT REPORT ANYTHING UNTIL 11/12, WHEN EE TOLD SUPERVISOR AT THE START OF SHIFT THAT HIS BACK DID NOT FEEL RIGHT.
EE STATED HE WAS ALIGNING BRASS CRUSHER FRAME AND AS IT WAS BEING LOWERED INTO PLACE, HIS FINGER BECAME PINCHED BETWEEN THE FRAME AND THE LIFTING JIG.
EE STATED HE WAS DIGGING IN ROCK PILE WITH FRONT END LOADER WHEN HE STRUCK A LARGE ROCK WHICH CAUSED HIM TO STOP SUDDENLY, JARRING HIS NECK AND BACK.
EMPLOYEE WAS CLEANING NEAR CONVEYOR WITH A BROOM AS HE TURNED AROUND IN THE WALKWAY WITH THE BROOM IN HIS HANDS HE BUMPED THE CONVEYOR FRAME HIS LEFT HAND CAME OFF THE BROOM & WENT THROUGH THE TROUGHING IDLER ON THE BELT
SLIDING FORKS ON FORKLIFT. LOST FOOTING AND RIGHT HAND SLIPPED BETWEEN FORK AND STOP- INJURING FINGER OF RIGHT HAND.
WHILE REPAIRING PAN FEEDER ON MG-1 CRUSHER. BRUCE WAS STRUCK BY A ROCK FROM THE HAUL TRUCK THAT WAS DUMPING INTO MG-12 HOPPPER FOR NEW JAW CRUSHER. *THIS DID NOT BECOME A RECORDABLE INJUST U NTIL 5/25/93
EMPLOYEE STATED HE WAS OPERATING FRONT END LOADER, TURNED HIS HEAD TO THE RIGHT AND HEARD SOMETHING SNAP IN HIS NECK. PAIN GOT WORSE AS THE DAY WENT ON SO HE WENT TO THE CHIROPRACTOR THE NEXT DAY.
EMPLOYEE WAS CLEANING GRANULES FROM TAILPULLEY WHILE BELT WAS RUNNING. HIS GLOVE GOT CAUGHT IN THE TAILPULLEY, PULLING HIS ARM INTO IT. EMPLOYEE DID NOT GO TO DOCTOR UNTIL 10/31/90. COMPANY DI D NOT KNOW HAND WAS FRACTURED UNTIL 11/9/90, WHEN BILLING CAME IN MAIL.
THE EMPLOYEE WAS ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE A ROCK THAT WAS STUCK ON 104 CONVEYOR.THE ROCK CAME LOOSE AND FELL,MASHING FINGER BETWEEN THE ROCK AND THE RIM OF A CATCH PAN.
EMPL DRVING YARD DUMP TRUCK -FELT PAIN AND /OR SORENESS IN TAILBONE.SAID HE HAD RUN OVER BUMP IN ROAD EARLIER IN THE DAY.DIDNT FEEL PAIN THEN/.
EMP TRUCK WA> BEING LOADED BY NEWLY EXPER. SHOVEL OPER. ON BROYT FRONT SHOVEL AND WHEN SHOVEL OPER. SWUNG BROYT AROUND BROYT BUCKET WA> NOT RAISED HGH ENOUGH AND IN PROCESS OF DUMPING BUCKET. BUCKET STRUCK INSIDE OF TRUCK BED CAUSING JOLT TO TRCUK DRIVER AND RESLUTING BACK STRAIN.
EMPLOYEE WAS OP9RATING FRONT END LOADER REPAIRING SETTLING POND LIKE WHEN DIKE BROKE MUD & WATER THEN WASHED AGAINST LOADER TURNING IT OVER & MOVING IT APPROX.150FT.EMPLOYEE SUFFERED ABRASION S & CONTUSIONS 4HILE STAYING IN THE R OPS CAB
EMP WAS REMOVI3G OLD SCREEN CLOTH SECTIONS FROM THE MILL WITH A BOBCAT LOADER, ONE OF THE SCREEN SECTIONS FELL AND STRUCK HIS ANKLE. FIRST AID WAS GIVEN AT THE TIME HOWEVER A WEEK LATER THE A NKLE BECAME SWO5LEN AND THE EMPLOYEE WAS SENT TO THE COMPANY DR ON9-9-86 FOR TREATMENT OF INFECTION
EMPLOYEE LOOPED A CABLE OVER 104 BELT HAD PULLEY BRINGING THE LOOP OUTSIDE THE INSPECTION DOOR I ONTO THE FLOOR. THE EMPLOYEE WALKED BACK TO THE START STATION AND PUSHED THE START BUTTOM. DURI NG THE ALARM CYCLE THE EMPLOYEE WENT BACK TO THE INSPECTION DOOR. HIS FOOT WAS CAUGHT IN THE LOOP CAUSING AMPUTATION OF LEFT FOOT, FRACTURE OF LEFT ARM AND LACERATION TO GROIN.
EMPL TALKING TO BATCHMAN HELPER ATTEMPTING TO BORROW FORKLIFT.EMPL PLACED HANDS ON ROLL CAGE AND FINGERS ON LEFT HAND WERE TRAPPED BETWEEN ROLL CAGE AND MAST WHEN BATCHMAN HELPER RAISED MAST.L ACERATION RESULTED.