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Pulling conveyor with skid steer and rope. Rope broke whipping employee on calf of leg

Employee was attempting to park the Kawasaki Mule at end of shift. Employee was turning the Mule as the pathway, which was flat, changed from gravel to asphalt and the Mule turned over on its side. Injuries were scraped left forearm, broken finger tips to left ring finger and left middle finger. Left palm required 3 stitches and the left index finger required 6 stitches.

Customer truck was descending down the access road with 18.77 tons of jetty stone and blew both rear air pods causing a braking system failure. The drive jumped from the truck and the truck ran over the driver's legs.

Employee was digging in the pit with the WA700 pit loader and hit a toe and it jarred him straining his back. He was wearing his seatbelt.

EMPLOYEE WAS TRACKING BELT AND HIS GLOVE GOT CAUGHT IN A ROLLER PINCHING HIS THUMB ON THE ELECTICAL BOX.

EE HAD FINISHED DUMPING HIS LOAD OF 825B AND DID NOT LOWER HIS BED AND HIT THE TUNNEL GOING UNDER I-75. HE DID NOT HAVE SEATBELT ON AND HIT HIS HEAD REQUIRING 6 STITCHES.

WHILE HAULING ROCK FROM THE PIT TO THE PRIMARY JAW IN THE 465 ROCK TRUCK, EMPLOYEE HIT A BUMP AND JARRED HIS LOW BACK.

KNUCKLE ON RAILCAR WAS DEFECTIVE AND FELL OFF HITTING EE ON TOP OF R FOOT. (ABOVE STEEL TOE.)

LOADER BACKED INTO MANLIFT CAUSING PERSON TO FALL OUT. HE LANDED ON THE CAGE ON MANLIFT.

MOTION OF LOADER CAUSED NERVE IN BACK TO BECOME AGGRAVATED.

EE LEFT JOB AT 3P.M. TO SEE HIS DOCTOR ABOUT PAIN IN LEFT HIP AND LEG. HE DID NOT KNOW WHAT TIME OR DAY PROBLEM WAS CAUSED UNLESS RIDING IN ROCKTRUCK SEAT STARTED SORENESS. SEAT HAD BEEN CK BY MAINTENANCE AND FOUND TO BE OK. EE IS STILL UNDER MEDICAL EVALUATION.

STEERING LOADER WITH LEFT ARM LOADNG ROCK TRUCK DAILY ALSO MOVEMENT OF LAODER JARRING SHOULDER.

EE WAS CHECKING COOLANT LEVEL IN SERVICE TRUCK WHILE THE ENGINE WAS RUNNING. EE SLIPPED ALLOWING HIS HAND TO SLIP INTO THE FAN BLADE OF ENGINE. THIS RESULTED IN A LACERATION TO HIS HAND REQUIR ING STITCHESD. EE FAILED TO PROPERLY LOCK-OUT THE SERVICE TRUCK.