Operator stated that while the rock truck was being loaded, dust/debris had blown into the open window and into left eye causing irritation. The on site medic diagnosed that their cornea was scratched. Antibiotics were prescribed to prevent infection.
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Mostrando los 41EE was lifting the cab of a bobcat skid steer. As the cab was lifted up, the door fell closed, catching the tip of EE's left middle finger. This resulted in a fracture to the tip of the finger requiring sutures.
Mud on transmission linkage prevented shifting from park. Driver exited the running pickup, set chocks, then went under pickup. While cleaning linkage, driver accidentally separated the shift cable from the transmission linkage. The operator unknowingly moved linkage from park to reverse. The wheel chocks were not set tight against tire allowing contact with driver at right flank.
Operator lost control of a fully loaded Caterpillar 777 F Model haul truck while attempting to make a left hand turn into a dump area. When applying the brakes ee lost traction and the equipment rolled over onto it's right side.
Grinding Operator reached through a gap between two guards to remove a plugged spray bar at the 2B conveyor. While attempting to remove the spray bar, it contacted the conveyor and wrapped around the bend pulley. The spray bar was ripped from the operator's hand resulting in a partial amputation of the operator's right ring finger tip.
While operating a loader, employee notified the Supervisor of excessive exhaust fumes in the cab. Mechanic discovered the loader hydraulic breather for the steering oil tank exceeded service life, and also found a small hole in an exhaust hose.
Operator of 777 haul truck ( #7714 ) was hauling from 925-332 shot to waste dump #5. When the operator was coming in for lunch felt a sharp pain in lower back and couldn't bend over or twist. The Supervisor asked if there was anything that happened that could of caused the back pain and the operator said not sure what happened.
The driver was heading from the Anarraaq met station site back to RDM when the snowmachine broke through thin ice atop overflow. The snowmobile began to zig-zag, he lost control of the machine and it tipped over. When the driver got up, he had pain in his right elbow and the passenger his right knee and forearm.
A 777 haul truck driver complained of neck soreness at the end of his shift. The operator was unable to attribute the soreness to any one event, however did not have soreness at the beginning of the shift.
A loader operator backing up with a bucket of ore and hit the back of the haul truck bed with the side of the loader bucket. When the loader hit the truck the driver was shaken / jarrred which caused the injury.
There was a missing vent on the A/C vents upon which the employee stuck his hand up into and struck the fan that was rotating. This caused a laceration on the left middle finger of the employee.
Employee had his thumb pinched on the hinged portion of a haul truck door.
Operator was delivering two connex's of sand to the sand filter tent with the 8233 tractor trailer and 40' high deck. He was going to stop, shifting from 2nd gear to reverse when he lost his brakes and could not get the truck stopped. He drove the truck to the bottom of the hill and rolled it over before inpacting the hill.
While loading a ore truck, a chunk of ore fell out of the bucket on the right side. The operator did not see the chunk and ran over it, severly jarring the machine, causing a fast side-to-side movement of the neck and head of operator, straining the neck from impact.
Employee was operating a Haul Truck when he drove over a pot hole in the road, which in turn had bottomed out the seat he was sitting on.
PT CUT HIS RT. HAND ON A CONVEYOR BELT WHILE WORKING AT THE PORT THIS EVENING.
HURT HIS LOWER BACK LAST NIGHT WHEN HIS SEAT BOTTOMED OUT IN HIS VEHICLE.
EE WAS OPERATING FRONT END LOADER. DUE TO THE ROUGH RIDE OF THE LOADER, THE EE FELT A TIGHTNESS IN HIS LOWER BACK.
EE WAS REMOVING A PIECE OF LUMBER FROM THE SCRAP BIN INSIDE THE MILL AND WAS SQUEEZED BETWEEN A ROLL OF BELTING BEING MOVED BY A FORKLIFT AND A STATIONARY SCRAP BIN.
WHILE ATTACHING THE CABLE TO THE REAR HITCH OF THE WALDON, THE WALDON DRIVER BACKED UP, BRIEFLY PINNING EMPLOYEE BETWEEN THE MACHINE AND THE I BEAM OF THE CSB.
EMPLOYEE WAS ASSISTING TO CHANGE OUT A 10X10 PUMP CASING. AS THE CASING WAS BEING LIFTED OVERHEAD THE SLING BROKE AND THE CASING FELL APPROX.10' TO THE FLOOR. IT STRUCK A SPOOL PIECE AND DEFLECTED AND STRUCK AND PINNED EMPLOYEE. CASINGWEIGHS 1700LBS.
EE WAS USING A SNOWMACHINE WHILE COLLECTING WATER SAMPLES THE MACHINE BECAME STUCK & HE HURTHIS BACK WHILE TRYING TO GET IT UNSTUCK
EMPLOYEE JUST STARTED TO WALK AWAY FROM THE CONTROL ROOM, WHEN HE EXPERIENCED PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK. HE HAD BEEN USING A WASHDOWN HOSE EARLIER.
EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING A MANLIFT DRIVING DOWN A RAMP WHEN THE MANLIFT HIT THE ROAD BERM, CAUSINGIT TO TIP OVER. THE EMPLOYEE IN THE BASKET FELL APPROX. 8 FEET, LANDING ON HIS LEFT SHOULDER. HE SAW DOCTOR ON 07/02/99 THEN RETURNED TO WORK. HESAW DOCTOR AGAIN ON 11/04/99 AND HIS SHOULDER WAS OPERATED ON. FIRST DAY MISSED FROM WORK WAS 11/05/99.
TRAVELING TO DRILL SITE ON SNOW MACHINE. EE WAS A PASSENGER AND STRUCK HIS JAW ON DRIVER SHOULDER WHEN THEY HIT A BUMP
EE WAS RIDING A SNOW MACHINE TO TAKE ENVIRONMENTAL WATER SAMPLES. SKI CAUGHT ON A HUMP IN THE TUNDRA. HANDLE BAR JAMMED HIS LEFT WRIST. EE SAW A DR ON REGULAR R & R 10-22-98, AND RETURNED TO W ORK (LT DUTY) AT THE END OF HIS REGULAR R & R 10-28-98.
EE WAS REPOSITIONING A ROOF SHEET ON A CONVEYOR. IN ORDER TO CONNECT A CABLE TO THE TOP OF THE SHEET THE CONVEYOR WAS STARTED WHILE THE EE WAS IN THE PATH OF TRAVEL. THE PADDLES ON THE CONVEYO R CONTACTED THE TOP OF HIS FEET & CRACKED THE BONE.
MANLIFT APPROX. 120' IN THE AIR THAT HAD GOTTEN HUNG UP ON THE BOLTS OF A BEAM SPLICE. WHILE THEY WERE TRYING TO FREE THE MANLIFT IT JERKED FREE, MOVED SOME DISTANCE AND CAUGHT THE EE'S HAND B ETWEEN THE RAIL ON THE LIFT AND A STEEL BRACE. THIS RESULTED IN THE LOSS OF HIS RIGHT MIDDLE FINGERTIP AND THE LACERATION OF HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER.
EMPLOYEE STATED THAT WHILE HELPING TO MOVE A CEMENT BARRIER, THE LOADER STRUCK THE BARRIER, CAUSING IT TO MOVE BACKWARDS, WEDGING HIS FOOT BETWEEN THE BARRIER AND THE GROUND.
DROVE 966 LOADER W/BUCKET TO MOVE A FALLEN OUTRIGGER PAD FRAM A 3900 MANITOWAC CRANE. SET BUCKET DOWN TO BAD PAD AND TOE WAS UNDER BUCKET.
EMPLOYEE WENT IN BETWEEN TWO STORAGE CONDXES. HE WAS GOING TO THE BATHROOM. ANOTHER EMPLOYEE WHOT WAS OPERATING A V-900 FORK LIFT, MADE A PICK OF ANOTHER CONEX. THAT PUSHE IN A 2ND CONEX PINCH ING THE EMPLOYEE BETWEEN THE 2ND & 3RD CONEX. V-900 OPERATOR WAS UNAWARE THAT THE PERSON HAD GONE BETWEEN CONEXES.
OPER SCOOP TRAM DID NOT HAVE FOOT INSIDE OF CAB R TOE STRUCK BEAM
WET HAUL ROADS AND "S" CURVES. OPERATOR DOWN SHIFTED AND HAUL TRUCK SKIDDED INTO SAFETY BERM AND TILTED ON ITS SIDE. CERVICAL RIGHT SHOULDER AND RIGHT FOOT. DECREASE IN MOTOR FUNCTION AND SENS ATION TO THESE AREAS.
THE INJURED NOTICED AN IRRITATION IN HIS RIGHT EYE PRIOR TO GOING TO BED.IN THE AM HE WENT TO THE CAMP PA WHO FOUND SOME DIRT EMBEDDED IT WAS REMOVED AFTER HE WAS FLOWN TO FAIRBANKS.
HE HAD STOPPED WORKING AND WAS VISITING WITH ANOTHER EMPLOYEE (BOBCAT OPERATOR). HIS FOOT GOT UNDER THE BOBCAT'S RAISED BUCKET. THE BUCKET CAME DOWN ON HIS FOOT FRACTURING HIS FOOT.
EMPL WAS HAULING MATERIAL UP MODERATE GRADE ON REVERSE SE CURVE WHEN HIS TRUCK TRAAILER TURNED OVER DUE TO BENT FRAME ON TRAILER. HIS HADHAT HIT HIM ON LEFT SIDE OF FOREHEAD CAUSING CUT THA T REQUIRED 300 STITCHES.
INJ WAS STRUCK ON FROEHEAD BY A MIXER TRUCK CONCRETE SHOOT AS HE WAS VIBRATING FRSHLY PLACE DONCRETE HE WAS SENT TO FOTZEVUE FRO OBSERVATIO N.
EMPL ALLEDGEDLY HIT BUMP & SUFFERED LOWER BACK INJURY/STRAIN. THIS INJURY WAS ALLEDGEDLY FURTHER AGGRAVATED BY BOUNCING ACTION OF 85 TON TRUCK HE WAS DRIVING. GREEN DISPUTES VALIDITY OF THIS CLAIM.
INJ WA S OPERATING A WATER TRUCK WETTING YHE HAUL ROADS WHEN HE CAUGHT HIS FINER IN A WING WINDOW DISLOCATING HIS KNUCKLE.
THE INJURED WAS DIRECTING AN 85 TON TRUCK WHERE TO DUMP ITS LOAD WHEN HE SAW A ROCK GET LODGED UNDER ONE OF ITS TIRES.THE TIRE BEGAN TO SPIN AND THE ROCK WAS SHOT AT THE INJURED HITTING HIM SQ UARELY ON BOTH LEGS.
EMPL WAS DRIVING PART TO SEAPORT ON UNFAMILIAR ROAD. SHE HAD BEEN WARNED OF ICE AT BOTTOM OF HILL BUT APPARENTLY WAS DRIVING TOO FAST WHEN SEH HIT IT CAUSING HER TO LOSE CONTROL. TRUCK CAME TO SUDDEN STOP CAUSING HER TO HIT STEERING WHEEL WITH HER LIP.