EE saw a loose piece of stone stack placed on the flatbed trailer. The EE tried to dislodge the broken piece of stone so it would not fall off onto the roadway during transport. Upon loosening the stone, the piece separated quickly, falling and pinching left pinky finger between stone and flatbed surface. The EE had gloves, but retracted, causing a laceration.
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Mostrando los 5Employee was operating Splitter #5. There was a piece of stone stuck in the machine and belt. Employee went to remove the stone piece, and EE's finger on EE's right hand was pinched, cut.
While loading material onto the conveyor of TXS 3 in the NTV Flats dept, the stone tipped over, pinching EE's finger between the stone and the conveyor.
Employee in the NTV area was moving a stone off a conveyor belt when it fell on EE's foot.
While trying to move a stone that was jammed on the feed conveyor of splitter #9 inside the CMF, the employee's hand slipped on some ice that was on the stone, and the employee's left middle finger was pinched between that stone and another stone that was on the conveyor. The finger was bruised, numb, and swollen after making contact between the two stones.