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EE was hauling tailing pond waste in a Volvo A60. When the EE attempted to dump the material about 30 tons remained frozen in the box and when putting the box back down it slammed hard, shaking the cab and operator. EE did not seek medical attention at the time of the incident. Work restrictions issued on 2/5 following ongoing discomfort and medical treatment.

EE lost control of haul truck & veered off haul road. Operator sustained minor bruising from seatbelt. Cause of incident under investigation - weather conditions unfavorable at the time.

On 2-1-24 EE reported to EE's foreman that on the previous work day1-31-24, EE's buttocks were burned to the point of blisters. EE said these were caused by the seat warmer. When asked why EE did not turn off the seat warmer, EE replied, "I did not think it was that hot"

Injured was returning to the quarry with unloaded Cat tractor/trailer haul truck. Injured was momentarily distracted by an unidentified object on the left side of the haul road which caused EE to drift toward the rock berm on the right side. The right rear trailer tires struck a rock which caused EE to lose control and exit the road.

Employee suffered muscle strain and severe bruising after steering shaft broke on 768C haul truck. Broken shaft ripped supplemental steering harness out as well, leaving driver only able to hold on as truck ran off haul road into drainage ditch. Truck stayed on wheels at all times.

The injured employee was driving production haul truck #43 when he went off the side of the haul road.

DRIVER STATED TO ME THAT HE FAILED TO SEE THAT HIS BOX WAS UP, AND FAILED TO SEE TRIP WIRE LIGHTS. I ASKED HIM WHAT HAPPENED AND HE SAID IT WAS A STUPID THING. I JUST WASN'T THINKING, I DIDN'T SEE IT. I ALSO ASKED HIM IF HE WAS HURT AND HE SAID, NO, I AM O.K., 1 HOUR LATER: NO, I AM ALRIGHT. NEXT DAY (MORNING) I AM O.K. THANKS.

INJURED WAS IN PATH OF REAR TRACTOR TIRE OF REVERSING 70-TON DART HAUL TRUCK.

THE INJURED WAS DRIVING DART TRUCK #21 OUT TO THE PIT TO BE LOADED WHEN HE FELL ASLEEP AND RAN OFF THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD, DOWN THRU THE DITCH AND ROLLED UP ON IT'S RIGHT SIDE.

EMPLOYEE IN DART #19 DROVE TOO CLOSE TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE ROAD AND LOST CONTROL OF THE TRUCK. HE RAN OVER 150 FT OF BUMPER STONE AND CAME TO REST IN AN UPRIGHT POSITION IN THE DITCH. THE D RIVER WAS NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED.

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