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Independent trucking company driver had received his ticket at scales misjudged the distance to step returning to his truck fell and hit the walkway

Employee slipped while entering the basket on a manlift and fell. The basket was about two feet from the floor.

The ee was loading anfo bags on to the powder truck when he slipped and fell approx. 3 ft down in between the truck and the anfo trailer landing against the bed of the truck and the rear hitch

LOADER OPERATOR WAS CLEANING WINDSHIELD AND TOOK A STEP BACK MISCALCULATED STEP FELL OFF LOADER OPERATOR FELL APPROX. 8 FT TO GROUND.

EE CHANGING LIGHT BULB FELL OFF LADDER

A ROLLER WAS PLACED BEHIND A LADDER, INJURED STEPPED ON LADDER RUNG AND HIS FOOT STRUCK ROLLER CAUSING HIM TO FALL ABOUT 4' TO THE GROUND, WHERE HE STRUCK HIS LEFT ELBOW.

WORKER WAS WALKING ALONG CONCRETE WALL WHICH SURROUNDED AREA. THIS IS A DAILEY ROUTINE WITH HIM AS HE GREASES PLANT. HIS LEFT FOOT SLIPPED FROM CONCRETE EDGE FORCING HIS FOOT TO PUSH TOWARDS H IS LEG.

LADDER (STEP TYPE) WAS PLACED ON A 988F LOADER TO REPLACE A HYDRAULIC HOSE. THE LADDER WAS NOT PROPERLY SECURED CAUSING WORKER TO FALL WHEN HE ATTEMPTED TO CLIMB ODD LOADER. HE FRACTURED HIS 9 TH RIGHT RIB.

INJURED WAS WALKING ACROSS SHOP FLOOR WHEN HE TRIPPED ON A PIECE OF METAL, FELL STRIKING ELBOW ON FLOOR. HE WENT TO HOSPITAL, THEY X-RAYED LEFT ELBOW & FOUND INJURED HAD BROKEN ELBOW. THEY PUT LEFT ARM IN A SLING & INJURED RETURNED TO WORK.

EMPLOYEE WAS CHECKING SCREEN CLOTH FOR TIGHTNESS - HE SLIPPED AND FELL STRIKING MOUTH AGAINST SIDE OF BIN KNOCKING TOOTH LOOSE.

VICTIM WAS DRIVING 30 TON END DUMP TEREX FROM UNDERGROUND MINE TO A SURFACE HPPER. EMPLOYEE SAID THAT THE ENGINE STOPPED RUNNING AND THE BRAKES WOULD NOT HOLD. EMPLOYEE JUMPED FROM TRUCK BRE AKING HIS LEFT ANKLE. TRUCK TRAVELED 30 FEET AND CAME TO A STOP.

EMPLOYEE WAS STANDING ON PLATFORM MOUNTED ON REAR OF WATER TRUCK. HE LOST HIS BALANCE AND GRABBED A HOLD OF RAILING, PULLING ON HIS ARM. HIS MUSCLE IN HIS ARM WAS SLIGHTLY TORN CAUSING A GREAT DEAL OF PAIN.