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The injured employee was walking down a catwalk at the feed station and slipped on some ice. As EE fell, EE grabbed the handrail, pulled EE's shoulder, and landed on EE's right knee and elbow.

The injured employee was working on the Leach belt filter vacuum box. As EE was adjusting the lifting arm, EE slipped, and EE's left leg went under an I-beam, causing EE to twist EE's left knee.

The injured employee was thawing out a frozen water line in EE's work area. As EE was working EE's way along the line EE slipped on a patch of snow/ice.

The injured EE was exiting the hourly employee clock in building and slipped on a patch of snow/ice, causing EE to twist and fall to the ground.

EE (Plant Operator) was checking the circuit. As EE exited the vehicle and begin walking up to the stairway, EE rolled right ankle, resulting in an ankle sprain.

The employee was operating a forklift in the Mill yard helping unload feed material and doing general cleanup. As EE stepped off the forklift EE rolled EE's left ankle.

The injured employee was traveling up a staircase with a flashlight to inspect a piece of equipment, as ee reached the midway point of the stairs ee felt a pop in ee left calf muscle.

The injured employee was installing a fill valve assembly on a product tank. As the employee was adjusting the valve with a 24" pipe wrench it slipped off the valve assembly causing employee to fall forward into the side of the tank. As employee fell forward felt a pop in right shoulder.

The injured employee was working on top of the #1 Crystallizer at MVO. As ee took a step ee lost balance and put right hand down to help steady self. EE hand flexed open a thin sheet metal joint and right hand ring finger went into/under the sheet metal cutting the tip and side of finger.

The employee was washing down the bottom floor of her work area. She attempted to step over a rolled up wash hose that was still connected and hung her foot, causing her to fall and land on her right shoulder.

The injured employee was walking up the stairs to the area control room. The area's external process control alarm sounded, startling the employee, causing him to fall at the top of the stairs and land on his knees, arms and leg.

The employee was opening a crate of shipping boxes. He removed the plastic binding straps and threw them on the ground next to the container. As he turned to walk away his feet became entangled in the straps that he had thrown on the ground, causing him to fall and land on his arm and chest.

The employee was cleaning the plant bathroom and slipped on the wet floor, striking the left side of his face/eyelid.

The injured employee was walking across the mill yard, stepped over a wash hose and slipped down.

EMPLOYEE WAS AT STRATCOR TO UNLOAD. HE WAS GETTING OUT OF HIS TRUCK WHEN HE TRIPPED AND FELL. HEHIT HIS HEAD ON THE CONCRETE CAUSING A LACERATION.

THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS EXITING THE CONTROL ROOM. AS HE WAS LEAVING THE STATION HE STEPPED ON APIECE OF TRASH THAT WAS ON THE FLOOR, CAUSING HIM TO STUMBLE AS HE WENT OUT THE DOOR. THERE IS APPROXM A 10 INCH DROP FROM THE CONTROL ROOM FLOOR TO THE WORK AREA FLOOR, AND AS HE MADE THE STEP HE LANDED ON HIS LEFT ANKLE, RESULTING IN A MILD SPRAIN.

EE WAS FUELING A FRONT-END LOADER AT THE FUELINGSTATION. HE TURNED TO WALK TO THE PUMP AND AS HESTEPPED OVER THE FUEL LINES HIS LEFT FOOT CAUGHTTHE LINE CAUSING HIM TO LOSE HIS BALANCE. AS HE FELL ALL OF HIS WEIGHT SHIFTED TO HIS RIGHT KNEEWHICH TWISTED UNDERNEATH HIM, CAUSING A STRAIN.

THE INJURED WAS CLIMBING DOWN A FIXED LADDER IN OUR PRODUCT PARKING AREA. AS HE EACHED THE BOOTOM OF THE LADDER HE MISSED THE LAST WRUNG, CAUSING HIM TO PUT ALL OF HIW WEIGHT ON HIS LEFT LEG K NEE AND LEG.

THE INJURED WAS INSPECTING THE LID OF A CLACINER, THAT WAS LOCATED IN THE SHOP. THE LID HAD BEEN TURNED UPSIDE DOWN SO THAT IT COULD BE INSPECTED AND NEW REFRACTORY WORK PERFORMED. AS THE INJU RED STEPPED OFF THE LID ONTO THE FLOOR HE STEPPED ON A PIECE OF BROKEN REFRACTORY CAUSING HIM TO FALL BACKWARDS. AS HE FELL HE CAUGHT HIMSELF WITH HIS HANDS, RESULTING IN INJURY TO R PINKY.

THE INJURED WAS CLIMBING UP ON A LOADING DOCK FROM GROUND LEVEL. A FELLOW EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING BY PULLING ON HIS ARM. AS THE INJURED WAS CLIMBING HIS FOOT SLIPPED CAUSING HIM TO FALL ON HIS RI GHT HIP.

THE INJURIED WAS EXITING THE MANLIFT BASKET & STEPPED ON AN EDGE OF A SLAB OF CONCRETE CAUSING HIM TO TWIST HIS ANKLE & FALL TO THE GROUND. HE WAS WEARING BIFOCALS & DID NOT REALIZE THERE WAS A HEIGHT DIFFEENTIAL BETWEEN THE SLAB & THE GROUND. HE ALSO EXITED FACING THE INCORECT WAY - FACE OUT INSTEAD OF FACE IN WHILE DESCENDING A LADDER. HE ALSO HAD ONE HAND FULL OF TOOLS & ONLY HE

EMPLOYEE WAS LOOKING FOR AN OIL LEAK ON A CAT DOZER. HE FELL OFF TRACK TO THE GROUND APPROX 3 FEET AND BRUISED HIS RIGHT SHOULDER.

THE INJURIES WAS CARRING ONE END OF A PIECE OF BLACK PLASTIC PIPE. HE SLIPPED WHEN HE STEPPED IN A SMALL AMOUNT OF FLOCCULANT, TWISTING HIS LEFT KNEE. THIS INJURY WAS LISTED AS A FIRST AID CAS E UNDER THE GUIDLINES OF 30 CFR PART 50. ONLY AFTER HE CONTINUED TO HAVE PAIN AND WAS SENT TO A SPECIALIST WAS IT CHANGED TO A RII.

INJURED STEPPED OVER A CONCRETE PAD WALL AND STEPPED ON A 1" DIAMETER RUBBER HOSE THAT WAS LEFT ON THE FLOOR. AS THE INJURED STEPPED ON THEEDGE OF THE HOSE THIS CAUSED HIS RIGHT ANKLE TO TWIST TO THE OUTSIDE, TWISTING THE ANKLE.

THE INJURED WAS WALKING ALONG A CONCRETE PAD AND TRIPPED ON A PIECE OF OLD REFRACTORY CAUSIGN HIM TO FALL. HE STUCK OUT HIS RIGHT ARM TO BRAK EHIS FALL AND IN THE PROCESS HE JAMMED HIS SHOULD ER.

38509NJURED WAS STEPPING OVER AN 18 INCH HIGH CONCRETE WALL.HE CAUGHT HIS RIGHT FOOT ON THE TOP OF THE WALL CAUSING HIM TO TUMBLE FORWARD AND FALLING.AS HE DID HE TWISTED HIS RIGHT KNEE.IT ORI 79513LY APPEARED TO BE A MINOR INJURY,HOWEVER IT CONTINUED TO BOTHER HIM AND HE ASKED TO HAVE A DOCTOR LOOK AT THE KNEE.

HAD SEVERE ICE STORM ICY CONDITIONS THRUOUT PLANT. EE SLIPPED ON ICE WHILE CLIMBING INTO TRUCK STRAINED LOWER BACK.

HE WAS TIGHTENING PACKING ON THE WEST DREDGE PUMPS. HE STEPPED OVER EAST PUMP WHEN LOOSE GROUND CAUSED HIM TO SLIP. HE CAUGHT HIMSELF WITH HIS LEFT ARM. HE FELT PAIN IN HIS LEFT ARM.

WHEN CROSSING RAILROAD TRACKS HE SLIPPED ON RAIL & FELL STRIKING CHIN ON OPPOSITE RAIL.

HE WAS GETTING SAMPLE OF CALCINES AS HE STEPPED DOWN FROM PLATFORM HE STEPPED ON A SPILLED CALCINE CAUSING HIM TO FALL ON HIS BOTTOM IT HURT ENOUGH TO SEND HIM TO EMERGENCY ROOM PHYSICIAN WHO DIAGNOSED NO SERIOUS INJURY & SENT HIM BACK TO WORK OVER THE NEXT TWO OR THREE DAYS IT GREW WORSE WE SENT HIM TO ANOTHER DOC WHO GOT HIM APPOINTMENT WITH NEUROLOGIST

I.NAME WAS SHOVELING UP A SPILL. HIS LEFT FOOT SLIPPED ON THE SPILLED MATERIAL AND HE FELL TO THE FLOOR.

A STEEL PLATE COVERS THE INSPECTION HOLE BEHIND THE DOCK SCALES HOLE IS 2'X2'X5' DEEP THE COVER HAD SLIPPED OVER ALLOWING IT TO TIP WHEN HE STEPPED ONT HE CORNER HE FELL INTO THE HOLE HE WAS P UT IN THE HOSPITAL FOR RUNNING TESTS TO DETERMINE IF ANY DAMAGE WAS DONE THE TESTS SHOW NO INJURY OTHER THAN BRUISES AND MUSCLE STRAIN WE THOUGHT HE WOULD RETURN TO WORK BUT HE DID NOT AND IS

MOVING PALLET AND TRIPPED OVER OLD CONCRETE FOUNDATION HE WAS WEARING RUBBER BOOTS WHICH GIVE LESS SUPPORT THAN LEATHER BOOTS ALLOWING HIS TOE TO BEND BACK WHEN HE STUBBED HIS TOE A SLIGHT FRA CTURE TO FOOT WHICH DID NOT EVEN REQUIRE A CAST OR BRACE

I NAME STEPPED OFF THE TRACK OF THE SHOVEL AND TWISTED HIS NAKLE HE HEARD HIS KNEE POP HE FELT NO PAIN IN HIS KNEE TIL THAT NIGHT LATER SWELLING REQUIRED DRAINING

HE WAS STEPPING OVER A SALT SPILL ON THE CATWALK AND SLIPPED TWISTING HIS KNEE DID NOT GO TO DOCTOR UNTIL 5-16-88

HE WAS GOING DO4N STAIRS. HE WAS HURRYING AND HE GOT AHEAD OF HIS FEET AND CAME DOWN HARD ON THE HANDRAIL ON THE LEVEL AT THE FOOT OF THE STAIRS. HIS BIFOCALS MAY HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THIS ACC ACCIDENT 3

VICTIM WAS DESC9NDING THE CAB OF HYDRALIC CRANE. HE STEPPED ON CARDBOARD DRUM TYPE OF CONTAINER. IT COLLAPSED AND HE FELL BACK, STRIKING HIS HEAD ON THE WHEEL RIM. HE RECEIVED A CUT ON RT EA RT REAR OF HEAD3AT BASE OF SKULL STITCHES WERE USED TO STOP ARTERIAL BLEEDING

I.NAME SLIPPED 5S HE STEPPED OFF THE STINGER OF A SCRAPER HE FELL BACKWARDS ONTO HIS REAR & HIS LEFT HAND (3 OR 4FT)