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Operator went to grab falling stack of pallets (~20) that were loaded on forks. When EE reached through the roof of the forklift the pallets lacerated EE's 3 middle fingers and EE received 13 stitches.

In the process of dislodging wedged forklift forks from underneath a bulk bagger, an operator struck the steering wheel of the forklift with chin, causing a chin laceration with 2 stitches.

A contractor pinched the tip of ring finger, resulting in a fracture. The contractor & another worker were ascending in a scissor lift when one of the worker's (the rider) fingers was pinched between the lift railing & a wrench that was positioned on one of the mill shell bolts for Px15B.

Individual was driving a fork truck down a narrow pathway. Individual caught sleeve on protruding screw head. Individual pinched arm between fork truck and a wall.

Employee stepped into area to place bulk bag straps onto forks so bag could be lifted. Forklift operator drove onto his right foot.

Left foot was pinched between a forklift fork and the floor spraining ankle

While uncoupling rail car, the employee pulled up on the release handle and strained lower back.

Employee leaned over a conveyor to examine a broken drive chain. While leaning over, he placed his hands onto the conveyor rollers. A photoelectric sensor sensed a presence and activated the rollers, pinching the employee's left fingers & hand between the rollers (compression injury & laceration - 8 stitches).

EE was operating a forklift & loading material onto an empty trailer. Upon leaving the dock & entering the trailer, the trailer "dropped" below the level of the dock plate. The automatic dock plate, sensing no trailer was present, retracted & returned to home position. Unknowingly, EE backed the forklift out of the trailer & into the retracted dock plate.

Employee was talking with forklift driver, driver backed up and ran over his foot.

Employee slipped onto energized roller, hand got pulled in between two rollers. Full pallet proceeded down line and pinched leg into roller bracket.

EMPLOYEE WAS CLEARING CHUTE OF FROZEN STONE AND REACHED FOR SMALL STONE, WHEN CHUTE DISLODGED STONE, AND PINCHED END OF FINGER, BROKE END OF RIGHT INDEX FINGER.

MOVING CARS WITH TRACKMOBILE, FOR SWITCHOUT, WAS NOT USING THE REMOTE BUT WAS WEARING HIS SEAT BELT. HE COULDN'T TELL HOW CLOSE HE WAS TO THE OTHER CARS AND WITH HIS HEAD OUT THE WINDOW HE HI T HIS CHIN.

EE WA STANDING BEHIND FORK TRUCK MARKING PALLETS. LIFT OPERATOR BACKED UP AND THE FORKLIFTS TAIL SWING RAN OVER EE'S LEFT FOOT. BOTH EES HAD THEIR BACKS TO EACH OTHER.

EE GAVE 2 WEEK NOTICE. WALKED OUT IN FRONT OF A LOADED FORK TRUCK [WASN'T THINKING] LOAD SHIFTED& BULK BAG LANDED ON EE LEG.

LOADING BOLLARDS INTO THE BUCKET OF MARKOWSKIS BUCKET LOADER REQUESTED LOADER OPERATOR TO CURL THE BUCKET UP, OPERATOR CURLED BUCKET DOWN INSTEAD ROLLING BUCKET ONTO BOTH FEET.

EE CAME TO WORK WITH AN EXISTING MEDICAL CONDITION. WHEN GETTING OFF OF A FORKLIFT HE NOTICED PAINL;. HE FINISHED HIS SHIFT AND ON MARCH 18,1993.

EMPLOYEE WAS DRIVING FORKLIFT WITH WASTE BIN ON THE FRONT AND HIT A STRUCTURAL I BEAM HITTING THE STEERING WHEEL WITH HIS CHEST, CAUSING A CRACKED STERNUM.

TRYING TO BLOCK PHOTO EYE GLOVE CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO ROLLERS ON L HAND PINCHED BETWEEN TWO ROLLERS

TRUCK BACKING TO DUMP LOAD SLID OVR BANK MINER DAMAGE TO TRUCK.

THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS CLEARING A BAG JAM ON CONVEYOR BELT WHILE STANDING ON THE BELT. HE HAD NOT PULLED THE TRIP WIRE FOR THE BELT. ANOTHER OPERATOR HAD SHUT DOWN THE BELT TO ALLOW CLEARI NG THE JAM. HE THEN LEFT. MEANWHILE ANOTHER DIFFERNT OPERATOR CAME BACK AND RESTARTED THE BELT. THE INJURED EMPLOYEE FELL ON THE BELT AND CUGHT HIS FOOT UNDER A BAG GUIDE. REWSULTING IN A