While driving loader, operator ran over a big stone that caused operator to be jolted inside the cab. While steadying self, operator placed left hand on the frame of the cab (where door hinges are). The door swung closed and pinned operator's thumb. Thumb was fractured, received 2 stitches, and given prescription antibiotics.
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Mostrando los 19Haul truck hit a bump and the right glass window broke. Employee grabbed right armrest leaned to the left to avoid the glass, hand slipped off causing a small laceration to EE's right arm. Employee was taken to the hospital for evaluation. The wounds were cleaned & sutured. The employee was released from ER with No Work Restrictions.
while driving the haul truck over a recently constructed haul road the tires slipped off edge and went into a slight water puddle causing the truck to rock and the employee struck EE's head on an AC unit that was hanging from the ceiling. employee was taken out of work for one day and is now on restrictions due to lingering symptoms.
The miner was driving a Bell B45E articulated dump truck up a ramp in the mine and hit a rut in the road causing EE to bounce up off the seat and hit EE's head on the safety handle located on the roof of the truck. The miner went to the local ER where EE was placed on light duty due to having concussion symptoms
Against procedure an employee attempted to track a conveyer while it was in motion buy accessing a ladder to reach the adjusters, While doing so he came in contact with the moving belt causing his left arm to be caught briefly. He received first aid for abrasions and contusions and has no restrictions. The employee was given a prescription for pain, making this reportable
Employee was loading a truck with a 980K loader and turned to look back, tweaking his back. This Employee has a pre-existing back injury which is non-work related.
While loading truck, the left tilt cyl. hose pulled out of hose fitting. Hose whipped into windshield, breaking windshield, covering operator with hot oil and glass.
Truck driver was pulling down roadway into pit and hit his head on roof of truck from a bump in roadway, hurting his neck.
The conditions contributing to the injury are unclear. The employee believes his back strain was received from the seat of his loader. He stated that he increases the air in his seat causing him to stretch to reach the floor pedals. Prior to working in the loader, he was shoveling in a awkward position in a tight area.
CLEANING OFF TOP OF GRIZZLY AND PUSHED HOPPER OVER WITH A LOADER RESULTING IN 4 DAYS OF LOST CO PRODUCTION SENT FOR DRUG TEST, HAD DR EXAMS BOTTOM OF LEG MUSCLE.
CO-WORKERS WERE TRYING TO GET AN OVERLOADED BELT TO RUN. INJURED CLIMBED ONTO THE BELT TO SHOVEL OFF MATERIAL, BUT HE DID NOT REALIZE THAT THE HEADWHEEL WAS STILL TURNING. THE BELT WAS NOT MOV ING. WHEN HE STEPPED ONTO THE BELT, IT TOOK OFF. HE SLIPPED AND FELL TO THE GROUND. HE SUFFERED BRUISES TO HIS NECK, BACK AND LEFT ARM.
EMPLOYEE STATES HE WAS ATTEMPTING TO PIN AN EUCLID BOX IN THE UPRIGHT POSITION WHILE THE BOX WASIN MOTION. WHILE IN THE POSITION HIS RIGHT HAND WAS PINCHED BETWEEN THE PIN AND THE BOX, PINCHIN G 3 FINGERS ON HIS RIGHT HAND,(BABY,RING,MIDDLE)
THIS WAS NOT REPORTED BY EE UNTIL 4:45 PM 5-1-97. EE STATES HE HURT HIS BACK WHILE DRIVING A EUCLID 35 TON HAUL TRUCK SOMETIME BEFORE NOON ON 4-29-97. HE SAID HE HIT A HOLE IN THE HAUL ROAD. E E FINISHED HIS SHIFT (5:00PM) AND SAID NOTHING. CALLED IN 4-30-97 NOT COMING IN. CAME TO WORK 5-1-97, AND REPORTED INCIDENT AT 4:45 PM. WENT TO DR 5-2-97. OFF FOR UNDETERMINED TIME.
HYDRAUCLICLY DRIVEN CONVEYOR BECAME OVERLOADED WITH MATERIAL & STOPPED. INJURED EMPLOYEE & OTHER CAME TO SHOVEL IT OFF. 2 CONVEYORS WERE DRIVEN FROM SAME ENGINE. THEY SHUT OFF VALVE TO ONE CON VEYOR. AS INJURED EMPLOYEE SHOVELED OFF MATERIAL THE CONVEYOR STARTED MOVING CARRYING EMPLOYEE & DROPPING HIM ONTO A GRIZZY SCREEN.
TIGHTENING THE HEAD DOWN A CRUSHER WITH CABLE AND LOADER. THE PROBLEM IS THAT A CHAIN INSTEAD OF CLEVIS WAS USED TO FASTEN CABLE TO PAYLOADER BUCKET. THE HEAD STOPPED, CHAIN BROKE AND THE CABL E FLEW AND CAUGHT HIM WHERE HE WAS STANDING WAS NOT A SAFE LOCATION.
EMPLOYEE WAS REPAIRING HEAD PULLEY SECTION OF PRIMARY FEEDER WHEN HE LOST HIS BALANCE AND FELL ON MOVING CONVEYOR BELT. EMPLOYEE ROLLED OFF CONVEYOR.
LOADING STONE WITH A 988B CAT LOADER IN (SHOT ROCK) BUCKET HIT A BURIED ROCK STOPPING THE LOADER IMMEDIATELY THUS JARRYING THE OPERATOR. AND RENCHING HIS BACK.
EMPLOYEE WAS IN PSOTION TO WELD SAND PIPE. ROCK ROLLED OFF 175' CONVEYOR STRIKING HIM ON TOP OF HEAD. EMPLOYEE WAS SOME 10 ' TO 15' AWAY FROM CONVEYOR.
ROLLER STICKING ON STOCKING CONVEYOR DUE TO WE TT AND SANDY CONDITIONS WHILE PULLIN ROLLER HAMMER WAS PULLED INTO CONVEYOR ROLLER INJURING LEFT HAND