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The employee had finished fueling a machine and was driving fuel truck away and stalled the engine. He rolled backward approximately 10 feet and hit the track of the machine. Employee pulled muscles in right shoulder.

The rock truck driver backed up to the trackhoe to be loaded. The spoil rock on the left side of the rock truck slid down against the truck wheels. The action jarred the truck. The driver claimed his back was hurting, and was taken to the emergency room for examination.

Employee was returning to pit and lost control of rock truck and hit head on back of cab.

Employee was returning to the trackhoe when he ran over a rough place in the road causing him to bounce into the roof of the truck. He told his supervisor that he did not have on his seat belt.

EE IS A MECHANIC. HE WAS WORKING ON THE SERVICE TRUCK. HE WAS THRU AND HAD ANOTHER EE START THE TRUCK. AFTER THE TRUCK STARTED HE LOOK DOWN INTO THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT WHEN HIS HARD HAT FELL O FF OF HIS HEAD AND INTO THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT. HE REACHED OUT OF REDLEY FOR THE HAT WHEN HIS THUMB OFF THE FEEN. HE HAD TO HAVE FOUR STITCHES THE CUT ON HIS LEFT HAND.

EMPLOYEE DRIVES A ROCK TRUCK. WHILE DUMPING HIS LOAD HE RECEIVED A HARD BOUNCE. THIS BOUNCE CAUSED EMPLOYEE BACK PAIN. LATER IN THE SHIFT HE BECAME SICK TO HIS STOMACH.

EMPLOYEE WAS USING A SHOVEL TO CLEAN THE INSIDE TOP OF THE WA500 LOADER BUCKETT, WHICH WAS ABOUT 4 FEET OFF THE GROUND. ANOTHER EMPLOYEE INSIDE LOADER CAB KNOCKED THE TILT GEAR OUT OF PLACE CA USING THE INSIDE TOP PORTION OF THE BUCKETT TO ROLL DOWN AND HIT EMPLOYEE ON TOP OF THE HEAD.

EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING FARM TRACTOR WITH BUSH-HOG ATTACHED. WHILE CUTTING REVEGETATED AREA, EMPLOYEE HIT A ROCK WITH THE FRONT WHEEL. THIS CAUSE THE STERRING WHEEL TO JERK IN A DIFFERENT DIRE CTION FROM WHICH EMPLOYEE WAS STERRING WHEN IT DID THIS IT JERKED HIS LEFT (ARM) ELBOW.