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While climbing down from a ladder, miner grabbed an unsecure handle and was thrown off balance. Miner proceeded to jump off ladder and land on their feet due to off balance. Upon impact, miner fractured their right ankle. Height was approximately 6ft-9ft.

Miner parked a D9 Dozer and was climbing down to end shift. Miner's foot slipped and Miner was able to catch self on handrails. Miner had 3 points of contact during exit. Surface of step was slippery due to wet weather. Miner strained right shoulder, no lost work days. Miner is able to work Miner's normal duties with Miner's work restrictions.

Operator was doing pre-operation check when a snake jumped at him & he jumped back and fell.

EE was greasing a muddy loader when he lost his footing and fell off loader.

EE lost footing while installing side panels on loader. Did not lose any time.

EE WAS SHOVELING AND STANDING IN MUD. SUCTION DEVELOPED BETWEEN MUD AND SHOES. WHEN EE MOVED, HE WAS UNABLE TO MOVE HIS FEET. HE TRIPPED AND DURING FALL, HURT BACK.

REPAIR WORK ON FORKLIFT. FORKS SLID OVER TOO FAST, CAUSING EE TO FALL AND HIT HIS HEAD. (HIT HEAD AGAINST FORK - STITCHES REQUIRED.)

IT WAS RAINY, WET AND MUDDY. EE SLIPPED AND IMPACT WITH GROUND CASUED BACK TO LOCK UP.

HIS FOOT SLIPPED OFF LADDER WHILE HE WAS TRYING TO CLEAN THE REAR CAB WINDOW, CAUSING FOOT FIRST FALL TO GROUND.

EMPLOYEE STARTED CLIMBING LADDER. LADDER SHIFTED CAUSING HIM TO FALL BACKWARDS HITTING HIS RIGHT ELBOW.

EE WAS REPAIRING A 235 CAT EXCAVATOR, HE WAS STANDING ON THE TRACK & LOST HIS BALANCE, HE THEN REACHED FOR THE HOOD HAND RAIL. THE HOOD HAD BEEN UNBOLTED, HE FELL TO THE GROUND, AND HOOD FELL ON TOP OF HIM. HE IS SORE IN HIS RIB CAGE AREA & IS SEEING DR ON 4/10/.97-HAS BROKEN RIBS

HE TRIPPED AND SPRAINED ANKLE. INCIDENT WRONGFULLY REPORTED ON 7002- NO TIME LOST.

EMPLOYEE FELL FROM APPROX. 12 FT FROM A BELT WHILE TYING A PLOMB LINE TO THE HEAD PULLEY TO ALIGN MATERIAL WITH ANOTHER BELT- FRACTURED A VERTIBRAE IN HIS BACK. RETURNED TO WORK BY MEDICAL 6-1 3-94.