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Employee operating FEL pushing up material that had been scaled from roof in preparation for bolting the following day. A section of material (approx. 6'x8''x1') fell on the engine compartment of the loader. The impact jarred the machine & operator. Employee was seen at local ER & given these restrictions-"no heavy lifting or strenuous work" and given a RTW date of 7/20/2026

was driving up ramp to top of the stone. Was not wearing seat belt and hit head on interior roof of truck, causing EE to come back down hard on seat.

A laborer sustained rib fractures to their right side when the skidsteer loader EE was operating struck an object under the snow and came to a sudden stop. The injured was moving snow on the west side of the garage when the bucket caught on a section of railroad track embedded in the concrete. EE was wearing the seat belt and had the lap bar down when the incident occurred.

Employee was operating a loader in the pit muck pile area and hit an ridge in the floor causing the loader to stop abruptly and jarring employee's back. Employee did not request medical attention at time of injury but the next day stated that it was not improving and would like to be seen by a doctor.

A CAT 773 Haul Truck was passing through the North pit gate, at the same time a CAT 773 was traveling the same route in the opposite direction. As the two vehicles passed, the catwalk on the North bound truck struck the rear fender of the South bound truck.

EE was using a truck boom to push down the pusher bar to push bead seat band down. The boom slipped off the pusher bar while EE was reaching under to install the o-ring. The boom slipped pinching EE's finger. Left middle finger laceration received 17 stitches.

Emp was operating haul truck hauling shot rock to the primary crusher. While being loaded, the bucket of the loader contacted the truck bed and jerked the truck. The emp complained of back pain and told the super about incident but refused med attn at that time. On 9/21 the emp told the super was in a great deal of pain and needed to seek med attn for back pain.

Employee was injured while the haul truck was being loaded. Their left shoulder/lower neck injured when they were jostled around in the truck cab while rocks were being loaded in the bed. Type of injury is yet to be determined, but appears to be a type of strain.

Employee had been assigned to operate a haul truck in the pit area. As EE was returning to the pit after dumping a load in the primary crusher, EE hit a pot hole in the road and felt a pain in back.

Employee claims injured lower back while operating a Komatsu WA600 front end loader.

The ee was sitting in a 771 haul truck being loaded with a 988 loader with spoils from the pit floor to be hauled to the dump. EE said that the truck rocked and he heard a pop and felt a pain go in his back.

Pulling electrical cable with pick-up truck for relocation, employee's right ankle became entangled, causing compression fracture to right ankle.

Returning from dumping a load of rock, he hit a pot hole in the road, which jarred him in the truck & caused him to strain his back.

EE was hauling mud out of the quarry when the load on the truck shifted to the rear causing the truck to stand up on the tailgate. Some of the material fell out of the bed causing the truck to fall back onto the front tires. The jar of the truck falling back onto the front tires caused him to hit his knee on the steering column.

He hit a low area in the road which caused him to bounce around in the haul truck and hit his head and elbow on driver's side window.

employee was driving off-road truck when he felt a sharp pain in his back

Employee was bouncing in truck while driving and felt pain in right knee. *Transferred to another job assignment.

Employee called supervisor on radio and said he needed to go to the hospital and have his neck checked. The injured employee told his supervisor that the loader operator had slammed his truck with a big rock, causing injury to his neck.

Employee reported that the steering wheel on his haul truck "jumped" causing him to strike his right elbow.

Employee was turning the steering wheel of a 773 truck when he felt a sharp pain in right elbow.

EE was working in an elevated manlift. A passing loader struck the tire of the manlift, causing the boom basket of the manlift to shake vigorously. EE strained his back, arm & leg resisting the motion.

While driving stock truck, employee hit a bump and hurt back.

EE WAS CLEANING THE APRON OF THE DUMP TRUCK WITH THE BED RAISED WHEN SOME WET LIME MATERIAL FROM THE BULKHEAD FELL, STRIKING HIS LEFT SIDE.

While driving to get reloaded with sand he hit a pot hole, which caused him to bounce around causing him to strain his lower neck and upper back.

EMPLOYEE WAS TRACKING CONVEYOR BELT WHILE IN MOTION. EMPLOYEE LOOKED AWAY & RETURN ROLLER CAUGHT HIS GLOVE, PULLING HIS HAND BETWEEN FRAME & ROLLER.

EE WAS DRIVING HAUL TRUCK, STRUCK A HOLE AT THE BASE OF RAMP CAUSING PAIN IN LOWER BACK. RESTRICTED DUTIES, TRANSFERRED TO ANOTHER JOB ASSIGNMENT.

LOADER OPERATOR THREW A BIG ROCK INTO HIS TRUCK CAUSING HIM A NECK INJURY. THIS ACCIDENT WAS NOT DETERMINDED TO BE WORK RELATED UNTIL 10-1-02.

EE WAS GOING DOWN AN INCLINE ROAD TO RELOAD WITH SHELL, THE INCLINE WAS WET, HER TRUCK STARTED TO SLIDE SIDEWAYS, SHE WAS GOING SLOW TO TRY TO CONTROL THE TRUCK, THE OPERATOR IN THE HAUL TRUCK BEHIND HER ENCOUNTERED THE WET ROAD ALSO AND SLID INTO HER TRUCK.

THE KEY CYLINDER ON THE FORD FUEL TRUCK WAS BROKEN. TO START THE TRUCK EE HAD TO JUMP ACROSS THE CELLONOID ON THE STARTER. HE MADE SURE THE TRANS WAS IN NEUTRAL, RAISED THE HOOD AND LEANED OVER THE TIRE. WHEN HE JUMPED IT THE FIRST TIME IT IDLED AND DIED. SECOND TIME IT LUNGED FORWARDAND GOT ON HIS LEFT FOOT KNOCKING HIM TO THE GROUND. TRUCK ROLLED OVER HIS LEG.

EMPLOYEE WAS HAULING PRODUCT TO THE PIT WHEN HE HIT A BUMP IN THE ROAD CAUSING PAIN IN HIS LOWERBACK.

EE WAS RUNNING HAUL TRUCK, THE TRUCK SLAMMED UP AND DOWN WHICH CAUSER HER TO SPRAIN HER BACK.

EE WAS GOING DOWN A SMALL SAND RAMP TO RELOAD. LOST CONTROL OF HIS TRUCK WHICH CAUSED HIS TRUCKTO BOUNCE HARD AND HIGH. THE HARD BOUNCE CAUSED HIM TO STRAIN HIS BACK, NECK AND SHOULDER.

TRAMMING OVER UNEVEN GROUND CAUSED BOOM TO BOUNCE EMPLOYEE OUT OF BASKET. FALL ARREST EQUIPMENT KEPT HIM FROM CONTACTING GROUND. INJURIES DUE TOCONTACT WITH BASKET RAIL.

EE RECEIVED A SMALL CUT BEHIND HIS EAR WHEN THE WATER TRUCK HE WAS DRIVING STRUCK A PILE OF MATERIAL AND ROLLED FORM ITS BASE. (LACERATION REQUIRED 4 STITCHES).

TRUCK WAS RUNNING THE RAMP, WHEN IT SHUT OFF. THE DRIVER LOCKED UP THE BRAKES TO TRY AND HOLD TRUCK ON THE RAMP, BUT IT SLID DOWN THE RAMP AND ROLLED OVER ON IT'S SIDE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE RAM P. THE RAMP WAS WET AND MUD COVERED AT THE TIME.T

AT THE END OF SHIFT, EE COMPLAINED OF STIFF BACK. HE HAD BEEN OPERATING LOADER ALL DAY.

EE FAILED TO LOWER TRUCK BED AND DROVE INTO THE ENTRANCE OF THE UNDERGROUND TUNNEL. EE HIT HIS HEAD ON THE STEERING WHEEL CAUSING A LACERATION ON HIS FOREHEAD. THIS LACERATION NEEDED 2 STITCHE S.

EMPLOYEE WAS STOCKPILING RIP RAP. PULLED ON DUMP LEVER TO DUMP THE MATERIAL. LEVER WAS HARD TO PULL UP. STRAINED AND PULLED LIGAMENTS IN LEFT ARM AND ELBOW.

EE WAS PREPARING TO LOAD A CUSTOMER TRUCK WITH RIPRAP MATERIAL. THE RIGHT FRONT WHEEL OF THE LOADER FELL INTO A NEW SUMP HOLE AND UPSET THE LOADER. BECAUSE OF THE SEATBELT BEING USED THE INJUR Y WAS MINIMIZED, LOWER BACK STRAIN.

A STARTER BEING LOWERED ON A CABLE TO THE FLOOR,TWISTED AROUND, FELL APROX 1.5' TO FLOOR, AND STRUCK A 2X6 ON FLOOR, WHICH FLEW UP, AND STRUCK INJURED UNDER THE CHIN CAUSING A 3.5CM LACERATION

CLEANING UP MILL AREA WITH SKID LOADER RAN OVER ROCK HARRING LOADER 2 CAUSING INJURIES EE WHO WAS USING PRPERTY SAFETY EQUIPMENT TO STRIKE HEAD ON ROLL OVER CALF JAMMING HIS NECK.

EE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF CLEANING HAUL ROAD WHENHE HIT TOE WITH BUCKET CAUSING LOADER TO STOP SUDDENLY THROWING OPERATOR AGAINST THE SEAT BELT. HE NOTICED A FIST SIZED KNOT THAT EVENING & SOUG HT MEDICAL ATTENTION. HAD SURGERY FOR A HERNIA ON SATURDAY 10/28/95.

EMPLOYEE WAS RETURNING FROM THE STOCKPILE AREA AFTER DUMPING A LOAD WHEN A PARTICLE OF DUST GOT IN HIS EYE.THE EMPLOYEE REQUESTED MEDICAL ATTENTION AND WAS GIVEN A PRESCRIPTION MEDICATION FOR THE EYE.

WHILE CLEANING UNDER THE BIG BUCKET ELEVATOR, THE LIP OF THE LOADER BUCKET STRUCK A R.R. TRACK WHICH WAS UNDER GROUND. THE LOADER CAME TO AN INSTANT STOP, CAUSING WHIP-LASH TO THE OPERATOR.

EMPLOYEE WAS RIDING IN MANLIFT TO TOP OF THE WASHPLANT AND PINCHED RIGHT THUMB BETWEEN HANDRAIL OF MANLIFT AND HANDRAIL OF PLANT.

LARGE ROCK FELL OFF CONVEYOR BELT AND STRUCK INJURED EE ON LEFT LOWER BACK.

EMPLOYEE CLAIMS THAT HE STARTED EXPERIENCING DISCOMFORT IN HIS LOW BACK AREA WHICH GRADUALLY BECAME MORE INTENSE REQUIRING HIM TO SEEK MEDICAL ATENTION. HE CLAIMS IT WAS CAUSED BY ROCKING AND BOUNCING OF QUARRY TRUCK HE WAS OPERATING EACH EVENING. HE WAS NOT USING ANY BACK SUPPORT AT THE TIME.

CONSTANT BOUNCING IN BACKUP STOCKPILE TRUCK, POOR ROAD CONDITIONS AND POOR SUSTENSION ON TRUCK CAUSED A LOT OF HARD CARRING BOUNCES.

STEERING WHEEL BACKLASHED & SPINNER KNOB HIT EMPLOYEE ON BACK OF LEFT HAND.

LOADED TRUCK WITH CIS BACKED UP TO STOCKPILE TO DUMP, AFTER DUMPING, HE PULLED FORWARD TO LET BED DOWN. HE PUSHED CABLE DOWN ALL THE WAY, THE BED FELL HARD AND FAST (APPROX. 3') CAUSING EMPLOY EE TO BE JARRED AND BOUNCED AROUND. PAIN SHOT BETWEEN BOTH SHOULDER BLADES.