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Employee was leaning up against the loading bay door way frame and fell backwards, landing on his right side. Employee had a hand held radio fastened to his right side pant waist band. Employee was given first aid and refused transport to a medical facility. He later sought medical treatment and was diagnosed with a fracture.

While walking to the shot he stepped into a borehole, that had been frozen over with mud, and fell twisting his left knee. As a result he has a mild sprain to his left knee.

Employee states he was checking engine oil in haul truck and as he pulled the dip stick out he lost his balance and fell to the ground He was seen at CAMC ER and was released but later had pain in his buttocks and tingling in his leg. He returned to ER and was removed from work.

Employee noticed a flame from engine compartment and then set off the fire suppression. As he exited the machine the wind blew the dry chemical into his eyes causing him to lose sight of the step and he fell onto the push arm of the of the dozer. This resulted in a hair line fracture of the lower leg.

As employee was walking around truck, his feet slipped on ice and he fell to the ground onto his back.

Employee stated he twisted his left knee while stepping from truck.

Employee was walking from his personal vehicle to the rock truck he was going to operate when his feet slipped out from him and he fell landing on his right leg.

Employee stated that he was getting out of truck when he missed a step, falling to ground on right shoulder. "Report filed under protest".

Re-injured knee (from 11//3/07 incident) while diving under truck to avoid potential fly rock.

Employee was attempting to unclog powder from the hose that was connected to the discharge auger. The hose came off the discharge tube and while trying to avoid the falling tube, he twisted his right knee.

Injured employee was dismounting the rear of a grader after checking the engine oil. As he placed his right foot on the ground, his ankle gave out causing him to fall and fracturing the right ankle. The ground surface was smooth where he stepped. He may have stepped down on the side of his foot.

EMPLOYEE STEPPED IN ATF WHILE DOING P M ON RIMPULL WATER TRUCK AND WHEN HE STEPPED UP TO GET IN TRUCK HIS FEET SLIPPED AND HE FELL HITTING ELBOW ON STEP.

Employee was dismounting a dozer by stepping onto the track, and onto the push arm. As he was stepping from the track to the push arm, his left foot slipped and he tried to catch his fall with his left hand. The hand struck a piece of raised metal installed on the push arm for foot traction.

Injured employee had stopped by the Warehouse prior to the start of his work shift to pick up some ear plugs. As he was walking between his personal vehicle and the Warehouse, he stepped on some ice and fell on the parking lot surface. The fall resulted in a fracture of his left femur bone.

EE slipped on a rock while trying to clear leaves from a pond entrance channel to allow for proper mixing of water with pond treatment chemical. When EE slipped, he grabbed a tree to prevent fall. EE did not fall, but while preventing fall by grabbing tree, he tore tendons and muscle in left arm.

Employee was climbing on powder bin, he stepped over Ibeam and twisted knee. Treated at local ER prescribed RX meds and time off work until additional analysis.

Employee was walking from feed hopper to his end loader. There was a windrow of coal about knee high and he attempted to step over other than walk around it. As he stepped over, he tripped on a lump of coal with his right lower leg striking a sharp piece of coal causing a puncture wound. He received two sutures in treatment of this injury. Missed no work.

EE was climbing down ladder. His foot missed last step, causing him to fall to the ground. EE twisted knee. Saw Dr. on 6/1/06, given off duty, medication and referred to specialist.

While inspecting the truck he fell to the ground, landing on his left hand. Incident occurred on Tuesday, May 30. Sought medical attention on Thursday, June 8.

Alleged injury occurred when employee slipped and fell as he was dismounting the bottom steps of a rock truck. No witnesses, employee found on the ground with his leg draped over a rung of the bottom steps. No physical injuries were observed. Employee complains of back pain. No medical records to date.

He was exiting the truck & step swiveled with him, causing him to slip and straining his left shoulder.

Employee was raising the hood on truck #107. He lost his footing and fell backward off of the fender and landed on his right hand breaking his hand or finger.

Injured employee was on third step of six foot step ladder cutting the top pin holding a strut. Bottom pin was removed. When top pin was cut, bottom of strut swung out and hit ladder knocking employee off onto the ground. Strut was secured by a choker attached to a boom on service truck.

Employee walked over an embankment as short cut to the equipment parking area. He fell striking his left forearm resulting in a fracture.

BASED UPON THE INFORMATION RECEIVED AT THIS TIME, EE WAS PUTTING A SPRING ON EE'S TRUCK AND HE FELL OFF AND HIT HIS RIGHT ARM AND IT STARTED TO SWELL. THE DR SAID THAT HE BRUISED A MUSCLE AND WOULD BE BACK TO WORK ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAY. EE WENT BACK TO THE DR. ON MONDAY AND CALLED AND SAID THAT HE WOULD BE OFF LONGER THAN ORIGINALLY ANTICIPATED

EE states reaching into cab fdr, cb other backstead to grab handle and missed fell and landed on my back. the ee was examined x ray any provide to have and discerable injury. ee refeaered for follow up and failed to provide us with any documention sending it as a lost time injury. we continued to question the validity of the incident.

INJURED JUMPED OFF A TRAILER - AS A RESULT HE SPRAINED HIS BACK.

EE WAS CONDUCTING A PRE-SHIFT EXAM OF THE WATER TRUCK. AS HE WAS ON THE GROUND & WALKING AROUND THE TRUCK, HE SLIPPED & CAUGHT HIMSELF. HE IMMEDIATELY FELT PAIN DOWN HIS RT. LEG. EE REFUSED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTN. & COMPLETED SHIFT. THE EE WORKED HIS NEXT 2 SCHEDULED SHIFTS. AFTER HE WAS OFF ON SUNDAY, HE CALLED IN ON MONDAY, STATING THAT HIS BACK HAD WORSENED & HE NEEDED MED.ATTN.

EE WAS PULLING THE FUEL HOSE TO A TANK ON AN AUGER. WHEN HE PASSED THROUGH A NARROW SPACE BETWEEN THE SCALE HOUSE AND AUGER HE TURNED & PULLED THE HOSE BACKWARD. IN DOING SO HE TRIPPED & FELL. THIS WAS REPORTED TO HIS SUPERVISOR THE NEXT DAY AS AN INCIDENT WITH NO LOST TIME OR MEDICAL TREATMENT. EE DID NOT REPORT UNTIL WORKERS' COMP CLAIM ARRIVED.

EE WAS DRIVING TRACK ON DRILL BENCH. HE CLIMBED OUT OF THE TRUCK AND AS HE BEGAN TO TURN AND WALK HE STEPPED INTO A RUT TWISTING HIS LEFT ANKLE.EE SAW ER DOCTOR. X-RAY WERE NEGATIVE AND LIGHT DUTY WAS ADVISED.

ENTERING CAB OF FUEL TRUCK GLOVED HAND SLIPPED FROM THE GRAB BAR (ICY) AND EMPLOYEE FELL BACKWARD ONTO FROZEN GROUND.

EE WAS WALKING AROUND THE CAT 16G GRADER DURING HIS PRE-SHIFT EXAM OF THE EQUIPMENT. AS HE STEPPED AROUND THE RIGHT FRONT WHEEL OF THE GRADER, HIS FOOT SLIPPED & HE FELL TO THE GROUND SPRAININ G HIS LEFT KNEE. HE WORKED UNTIL NOON WHEN SWELLING & PAIN DEVELOPED. HIS KNEE WAS IMMOBILIZED AT THE E.R. & HE HAS BEEN RESTRICTED UNTIL FEB. 4. THE GROUND WAS FROZEN WITH SOME ICY AREAS.

EE WAS CLIMBING THE LADDER OF THE CAT. 988F END LOADER WHEN HIS HAND SLIPPED OFF OF THE LADDER HANDRAIL AND HE FELL TO THE GROUND. HIS LEFT KNEE STRUCK THE STEPS DURING THE FALL RESULTING IN A CONTUSION OF THE KNEE. AFTER EXAMINATION AND FIRST AID TREATMENT EE RESUMED WORK. EE SOUGHT MEDICAL TREATMENT THE FOLLOWING DAY AND WAS RESTRICTED FROM WORK. EE RETURNED TO WORK ON OCT. 14.

EE CLIMBED DOWN THE BOARDING LADDER WITH EQUIP PRE SHIFT REPORTS THAT HE HAD PICKED UP FROM OTHERS IN THE PIT. HE WAS AT BUMPER LEVEL OF BOARDING LADDER AND HANDED THE PRE-SHIFT FORMS TO SUPER VISOR. WHEN HE TURNED LOOSE, HE FELL BACKWARDS LANDING ON HIS BUTTOCKS ON THE GROUND. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH NO BROKEN BONES BUT A CONTUSION TO SCIATIC NERVE. WILL RETURN TO DR IN 2 WEEKS.

WALKING DOWN A DIRT SLOPE. EE LOST FOOTING ON LOOSE GRAVEL/ROCK AND FELL BACKWARD STRIKING HEAD AND BACK.

EE WAS FILLING FUEL TANK ON DELIVERY TRAILER. PRODUCT SPRAYED FROM FUEL HOSE INTO EE'S FACE. EE JUMPED FROM TRAILER FENDER TO GROUND & HE FELT DISCOMFORT IN LOWER BACK. INCIDENT WAS REPORTED ON 6-19-02. EE DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION UNTIL 7-15-02.

EE WAS DISMOUNTING THE DOZER. AS HE STEPPED OFF THE STEP FROM THE DOZER PUSH ARM & LOWERED HIS LEFT FOOT TO THE GROUND, HIS FOOT LANDED IN A RUT CAUSING HIM TO TURN HIS ANKLE & FALL. HIS ANKLE WAS EXAMINED AT A LOCAL HOSPITAL WHERE IT WAS DETERMINED THAT HE SUFFERED A SPRAINED ANKLE. HE IS EXPECTED TO MISS TWO SHIFTS & WILL BE ABLE TO RETURN TO WORK ON SATURDAY JUNE 22.

EMPLOYEE BECAME LIGHT HEADED AND DIZZY WHILE OPERATING CAT DOZER. HE STOPPED THE MACHINE AND DECIDED TO STEP OUT OF THE CAB FOR SOME FRESH AIR. WHILE OUTSIDE OF THE CAB HE FELL OFF OF THE DOZE R. THE FALL RESULTED IN MULTIPLE CONTUSIONS. HE WAS TRANSPORTED FOR EXAMINATION TO RULE OUT SERIOUS INJURY.

EE WAS WALKING UP THE STEPS WHEN THE CINDERBLOCK STEP GAVE OUT AND THE EE FELL BACKWARDS. EE SAW A BEAR AND WAS RUNNING UP THE STEPS.

EMPLOYEE WAS EXITING THE REAR OF THE FORD F450 SERVICE TRUCK. THE TRUCK WAS EQUIPPED WITH A CABLE STEP MOUNTED TO THE REAR BUMPER. AS HE STEPPED ON THE CABLE STEP, THE WELD CONNECTING THE CABL E AND RETAINING NUT BROKE. AS THE STEP GAVE WAY THIS CAUSED A TWISTING MOTION TO HIS BACK RESULTING IN A BACK MUSCLE STRAIN. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH MUSCLE SPASMS AND RESTRICTED FROM WORK.

WHILE APPROACHING A DRILL TO BE FUELED, THE EMPLOYEE FAILED TO DETECT A LARGE SURFACE CRACK. HE STEPPED INTO THE CRACK AND FELL. HE ATTEMPTED TO BREAK HIS FALL WITH HIS HAND, THE IMPACT CAUSED THE INJURY.

AFTER FUELING ROAD GRADER, STEPPED OFF BOTTOM STEP AND TWISTED LEFT KNEE ON 6-17-01. DID NOT REPORT OR SEEK TREATMENT UNTIL 6-20-01 WHEN RE-AGGRIVATED INJURY.

EMPLOYEE WAS ABOUT TO DISMOUNT THE TRUCK WHEN HIS PANTS LEG CAUGHT ON A HOSE REEL THAT WAS IN THE WALKWAY. A BOX OF RAGS WAS ALSO IN THE WALKWAY. HE LOST HIS BALANCE AND HIS HAND MISSED THE HA ND HOLD AND HE FELL OFF THE TRUCK ABOUT FOUR ANDA HALF FEET TO THE GROUND. HE CONTINUED TO WORK. HIS RIGHT SHIN HAD A CONTUSION. HE SOUGHT MEDICAL ATTENTION ON SEPT 29.

EMPLOYEE WAS RETRIEVING A BOLT FROM A HOLE IN 2-DECKING. WHEN HE ATTEMPTED TO GET UP, HE SLIPPED AND CUT HIS ARM ON A JAGGED EDGE OF THE Q-DECKING.

WHEN EXITING THE CHANGE BLDG. HE FELT SOME PAIN IN HIS LEFT KNEE. HE CONTINUED TO WORK UNTIL 5-16 AT WHICH TIME HE SAW A DR. THE DR. REFERRED HIM TO AN ORTHOPEDIST. EE WAS SEEN BY DR. ON 5-24 & WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A HYPEREXTENDED KNEE RULING OUT ANY CARTILAGE OR LIGAMENT DAMAGE. HE RETURNED TO WORK ON 5-31.

EMPLOYEE STEPPED OUT OF GUARD HOUSE, LOST BALANCE STRAINING HER BACK.

WHILE EXITING RESTROOM, EMPLOYEE LOST BALANCE AND TWISTED RIGHT ANKLE.

EE WAS WALKING FROM THE CHANGE TRAILER ACROSS THE ROAD TO START THE REFUSE DOZER. HE CHOSE TO WALK DOWN A SMALL EMBANKMENT ALONG THE ROADWAY. THERE WAS A LIGHT ACCUMULATION OF SNOW ON THE GROU ND AND THE GROUND WAS FROZEN. THE EMBANKMENT HADBEEN RUN OVER BY A LARGE END LOADER MAKING IT HARD & SMOOTH. WHEN EE STEPPED ON EMBANKMENT HIS FEET SLID & HE FELL LANFDING ON HIS BACK & NECK.