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Emp. entered north area of tripper against instructions. Supervisor energized tripper, and tripper struck emp., knocking emp. out of tripper area onto catwalk grating. Coworker hit emergency stop cord, stopping tripper. Emp. reported incident to medical, did not complain of any symptoms for 5 days, then on 6th day, ER visit confirmed 3 compressed fractures to thoracic area.

The employee was running the bobcat and the machine started to malfunction. The bobcat started jerking around which caused the operator to be jerked around injuring his back. This injury is a L.T.A.

This employee stuck his hand in a moving conveyor.

WORK ON THE #2 PANFILTER, CHANGING THE CLOTH. THE MACHINE WAS ENERGIZED ON HIS HAND WAS IN THE PATH OF THE ROLLERS. THE LEFT PINKY FINGER WAS LACERATED. HE RECEIVED 4 STITCHES AND WAS BACK TO WORK THE NEXT DAY.

EE FELL OFF BIKE AFTER CHAIN CAME OFF THE BIKE. THE EE HIT RIGHT ELBOW TO GROUND SURFACE. ORIGINALLY TREATED AS A MINOR CASE, TILL WORSENED, X-RAYED THEN AND FOUND SMALL FRACTURE (2/17/00).

EE ALLEGES THAT WHILE EMPTYING TOM CAT(SKID LOADER) BUCKET WHICH CONTAINED HYDRATE & LIQUOR INTOA DUMPSTER, LIQUOR SPLASHED BACK INTO HIS RIGHT EYE. EE SUSTAINED CHEMICAL BURN TO HIS RIGHT EYE -THROUGH INVESTIGATION IT WAS FOUND THAT EE WAS NOT WEARING REQUIRED PPE(GOGGLES/FACE SHIELD). EE'S INJURY IS PROGRESSIVELY HEALING AND IS CURRENTLY UNDER DOCTOR'S CARE.

OPERATING AHI-REACH MACHINE (HI-LIFT) ON PIPE LAND ROAD. CAME TO CLOSE TO DITCH AND WENT IN IT & TURNED OVER.

EMPLOYEE DOES NOT REMEMBER ANY SPECIFIC INCIDENT, BUT AFTER OPERATING A FRONT END LOADER FRO APPROXIMATELY 10 HRS, BOUNCING REPEATEDLY IN CAB, HIS MID BACK BEGAN TO HURT. THIS PAIN SEEMED TO INSTENSFY OVER THE NEXT TWO DAYS, AFTER DOING THE SAME.

EMPLOYEE HAD TIRED TO ENGAGE THE MANBLIFT, BY PULLING ON A CORD, BUT ONLY TRIPPED THE SAFETY SWITCH. HE THEN KNELT ON THE FLOOR TO RESET THE SAFETY SWITCH. IN THE MEANTIME, HE FORGOT HE HAD TR IED TO ENGAGE THE MANLIFT, THUS LEAVING THE MANLIFT IN A POSITION TO OPERATE ONCE THE SWITCH HAD BEEN RESET. THE SWITCH WAS RESET, & A STEP POSITIONED ABOUT 18" ABOVE HIM, JAMMED HIS LEFT LEG

WHILE DESCENDING ON THE MANLIFT, IT SPED UP AND NEITHER THE BRAKES NOR DRIVE WOULD CONTROL THE LIFTS SPEED CAUSING IT TO FALL VERY FAST. THE INJURED EMPLOYEE AND A CO-WORKER WERE BOTH ON THE LIFT AT THE TIME OF THE ACCIDENT. INJURED RECEIVED LACERATIONS TO HANDS AND ARMS AND COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF THE 6TH VERTEBRAE.