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An employee was trying to pick up a DB box with a forklift. The forklift knocked the DB box over and it struck the injured employee in the leg.
Employee was driving loaded shuttle car back to the feeder from the face when they hit a rock in the road. Employee felt pain in lower lumbar, so was taken into town for evaluation. Employee was seen by doctor, and was released with retractions.
EE was emptying a soda ash hopper with a guzzler truck and a chunk became lodged at the end of the hose. EE went to remove the chunk with the EE's hands. EE successfully removed the chunk. EE's right arm was sucked into the hose resulting in a dislocated right shoulder.
Employee was emptying load from shuttle car to crusher feeder, when a rock flew up against canopy post and pinched employee's finger. Employee received medical treatment for injury.
Operator was opening ports on screw conveyor (6CS34) to drain water. Operator saw some buildup of material in the east port and tried to knock it out with a 10" crescent wrench. The screw caught the head of the wrench, jerking it out of operator's hand, cutting finger and thumb. Sutures were needed in index finger and thumb.
Employee was assisting another mechanic who was moving heavy metal panels with a forklift. He was positioned between panels and wall of warehouse. When forklift driver picked up pallet, the load shifted and panel fell on ee's left leg, then on to foot.
Operator was preparing to step onto manlift to descend. Operator heard a noise, turned to look & inadvertently placed his right hand on manlift track as step was moving by. Step rollers came around & smashed his right thumb, requiring stitches.
Employee was working on another piece of equipment and got his shirt tail caught in an unguarded drive shaft. Contusions to upper body and face.
OPERATING SHUTTLE CAR. EE INFORMED HIS SUPR. THAT HE HAD BEEN BOUNCED AROUND DUE TO HITTING SOME ROUGH SPOTS IN THE HAUL ROAD. EE DID NOT REPORT THIS UNTIL A WEEK AFTER THE EVENT. ALSO, INITIAL DR. EVAL. INDICATED THAT EE'S PAIN WAS NOT WORK RELATED. AFTER FURTHER REVIEW ON 11/29/05 BY THE PHYSICIAN, IT WAS DET. TO BE WORK RELATED & WAS RELATED TO THE 11/1/05 INCIDENT.
WHILE OPERATING SHUTTLE CAR 39, EE HIT RESIN ROOF BOLT WITH HEADACHE RACK, BENDING THE HEADACHE RACK & PINCHING HIS RT. HAND(RING FINGER) BETWEEN THE HEADACE RACK UPRIGHT STAND & THE OPERATOR'S COMPARTMENT SIDE BOARD.
ON APRIL 4 2001 EE WAS OPERATING SHUTTLE CAR WHEN SHE HIT A BUMP AND STRUCK HER HEAD ON THE HEADACHE RACK CAUSING HER SOME PAIN IN HER NECK. EE WAS EXAMINED BY A PHYSICIAN AND WAS RELEASED TO RETURN TO WORK.
EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING A SHUTTLE CAR ON 6/1/00, WHEN HE HIT A BUMP AND A FILLING IN HIS TOOTH FELL OUT. EMPLOYEE DID NOT GO TO THE DOCTOR UNTIL 8/21/00.
WHILE PUSHING A SHUTTLE CAR OUT OF THE ROADWAY, EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING STEER THE CAR. HE LOST HIS FOOTING AND HIS FOOT BECAME WEDGED BETWEEN THE RIB AND THE OPERATOR'S COMPARTMENT. EMPLOYEE WENT TO HOSPITAL AND HAD FOOT EXAMINED AND X-RAYED. HIS ANKLE WAS BRUISED BUT NOT FRACTURES. EMPLOYEERETURNED TO HIS NEXT SCHEDULED SHIFT WITH NO WORK RESTRICTIONS. NO FURTHER TREATMENT REQUIRED.
EMP WAS RIDING TOWARDS THE MINER PANEL WHEN HE FELT SOMETHING IN HIS EYE. EMP TRIED WASHING THE MATERIAL FROM HIS EYE BUT WAS UNABLE TO DO SO. EMP WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL WHERE A SMALL, EMBE DDED FLAKE OF METAL WAS REMOVED FROM HIS LEFT EYE. NO FURTHER TREATMENT WAS NECESSARY.
DROVE SUBURBAN INTO OPEN DITCH WHERE A CULVERT WAS BEING INSTALLED.