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Employee was handling the suction hose on a vac truck, when the hose sucked against the wall. This caused the hose to coil with vac pressure. Employee lost grip and hands were pulled up and back toward the top of the forearms by the hose. Employee was diagnosed with a sprain to the right hand/wrist.

Employee extended his left foot out of the operator compartment of a Case Skid Steer. At the same time he lowered the bucket catching his foot between the bucket assembly and the frame. (He had received task training in the safe operating of the machine, including the need to keep his head, arms and legs inside the operator's compartment).

Injured and coworker were moving an empty Con-Ex shipping container with two forklifts. The forklift the injured employee was operating started to tip and employee unfastened seat belt and attempted to jump free resulting in injury to his leg.

Employee was connecting cable to rolloff truck when truck wheel rolled over his foot.

EMPLOYEE WAS ASSISTING IN PLACING WHEELED PLATFORM UNDER PORTABLE CONVEYOR WHEN CONVEYOR TIPPED, STRIKING EE.

INJURED JAMMED HIS HAND INTO BUCKET CONTROLS WHEN LOADER BUCKET STRUCK PILE OF ROCK. DID NOT BECOME REPORTABLE UNTIL 9-16-02 WHEN HE STARTED TO MISS WORK DUE TO SURGERY.

INJURED WAS LOADING ROCK PILE FROM QUARRY FACE WHEN HE STRUCK TOE ROCK WITH LOADER BUCKET. THE IMPACT CAUSED THE LOADER TO COME TO A SUDDEN STOP, STRAINING INJURED'S SHOULDER. DID NOT BECOME REPORTABLE UNTIL 9-20-01 WHEN HE STARTED TO MISSWORK DUE TO SURGERY.

INJURED WAS MOVING BARREL LIFTS IN FEED PREP #2 WHEN THEY BECAME STUCK ON THE FORKS OF THE FORKLIFT. HE WAS MANUALLY PULLING THEM OFF THE FORKS WHEN THEY FELL CATCHING HIS FINGER.

TWO QUARRY HAUL TRUCKS COLLIDED AT THE UNDERPASS APPROACH DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER AND SLUSHY ROAD CONDITIONS. INJURED EMPLOYEE SUSTAINED INJURY TO KNEE WHEN IT STRUCK TRUCK DASHBOARD.

WHILE DRIVING TRUCK, INJURED RESTED HIS ELBOW ON WINDOW FRAME. VIBRATION CAUSED INFLAMMATION OF ELBOW. DID NOT BECOME REPORTABLE UNTIL WORK DAY LOST ON 1-1-97.