Buscar en el registro

EE WAS OPERATING EQUIPMENT AND CLAIMS TO NOT HAVE SEEN LARGE HOLE IN FRONT. WHEN EE HIT THE EDGE OF THE HOLE, LOADER PITCHED FORWARD AND EE HIT NOSE ON STEERING WHEEL. NOSE NOT BROKEN, CHECKED OUT BY DOCTOR AND GIVEN MEDICATIONS, RELEASED BACK TO WORK

BACKING UP TRUCK HAD HEAD OUT OF WINDOW TO SEE HOW CLOSE TO THE EDGE, RAN INTO A HOLE WHICH SHOOK THE TRUCK AND CAUSED MOUTH TO HIT DOOR & BROKETOOTH.

DRIVING A TRUCK OVER ROUGH TERRAIN FOR A PERIOD OF TIME CAUSED STRAINED BACK MUSCLES.

APPARENTLY RESULTED FROM A 3 MONTH EXPOSURE TO THE OPERATION OF AN OVERBURDEN REMOVAL TRUCK OVER ROUGH TERRAIN.

LONG TERM OPERATION OF A CAT D-350 ARTICULATED TRUCK OVER ROUGH TERRAIN APPRENTLY CAUSED SOME STRAINED BACK MUSCLES.

WHILE DRIVING A D-350 HAUL TRUCK TO THE DUMP AREA HE HIT A BUMP AND BANGED HIS LEFT ARM ON THE WINDOW FRAME OF THE LEFT DOOR OF THE TRUCK CAUSING PAIN AND SWELLING.

A ROCK ROLLED OFF A HAUL TRUCK AND STRUCK EMPLOYEE IN THE RIGHT KNEE CAUSING PAIN AND SWELLING. EMPLOYEE WAS SENT TO THE HOSPITAL FOR A CHECK UP, THE HOSPITAL RECOMMENDED THAT HE SEE A SPECIA LIST.