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THROTTLED UP AN ENGINE AND A LOT OF DUST FLEW AROUND. HAD SAFETY GLASSES ON AND DUST GOT IN EYES.
AFTER DETACHING THE CHAINS PROPERLY FROM THE CONVEYOR, EE WAS CLIMBING OFF THE PIECE OF EQUIPMENT. THE LOADER OPERATOR SAW EE'S FOOT HIT THE GROUND AND STARTED TO BACK AWAY. APPERENTLY THE D RAIN BECAME SNAGGED IN THE CONVEYOR FRAME. THE STUCK CHAIN MOVED THE CONVEOR IN A WAY THAT MADE EE FALL TO THE GROUND WHEN HE PUT HIS ARMS OUT TO BREAK HIS FALL.
A 1 5/8" COMBINATION WRENCH DROPPED INTO THE TAIL PULLEY OF THE CONCRETE STAKER CONVEYOR WHITE IT WAS RUNNING. HE TRIED TO GRAB THE WRENCH WITH HIS HAND AND THE WRENCH LACERATED HIS LEFT HAND PALM.
THE HALF-INCH PEA GRAVEL CONVEYOR STOPPED RUNNING. ELECTRICALLY SEEMED OK. HHE TOLD EE TO MAE A VISUAL INSPECTION. EE FOUND A CHAIN WRAPPED HEAD PULLEY. WITHOUT CLEARING HIMSELF ON REPORTI NG WHAT HE FOUND, HE ATTEMPTED TO PUT CHAIN BACK ON SPROCKET. AT SAME TIME EE ENERGIZED THE CONVEYOR, CAUSING EE'S FINGER TO GET CAUGHT IN SPROCKET AND CHAIN.
THE VICTIM WAS USING A HOMEMAKE SPOON ON THE BUCKE TO F AFORD TRACTOR TO CLEAN AROUND OUR PROCESSING PLANT. THE SPOON FLIPPED OUT OF THE BUCKET STRIKING THE OPERATOR ON OR AROUND THE WRIST, F RACTURING HIS HAND.