Driver was lifting bed in order to offload ash. The ash was more adhered to 1 side of the bed causing the truck to tip onto the driver side. Driver was taken by ambulance to be examined. Result was 1 stitch to forehead & 1 broken rib on left side. Family dr recommended 1 to 2 week rest, or until driver feels able to return.
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Mostrando los 6Accident occurred at the entrance road to the top of the reject pile. ATV struck the berm and ejected the driver. No employees were on site at the time of the accident.
The employee was working on snow plow truck when the injury occurred. He was physically located in an area (tight spot) between the snow plow truck cab (Back side) and the bed. He was reaching to access a square bolt with a crescent wrench and when he pulled on the wrench he felt pain in the middle of his back. Went to Medical facility for follow-up treatment.
THREE MINERS LOWERING TAILGATE OF DUMP TRUCK BODY (USED AS A STORAGE BIN) LITTLE FINGER ON LEFT HAND AND PALM CAUGHT IN LATCH MECHANISM.
THE AREA AROUND THE WATER TRUCK WAS MUDDY DUE TO HEAVY RAINS AND THE FILLING OF THE TRUCK. AFTER THE TRUCK WAS FULL, THE DRIVER WAS LIMBING INTO THE CAB WHEN HIS FOOT SLIPPED FROM THE STEP. HE CAME DOWN AND HIT HIS CHEST ON THE FUEL TANK.
AFTER UNLOADING HIS FLY ASH VEHICLE NO 1 WAS PARKED TO CLEAN OUT HIS TRAILER THE DRIVER WAS IN THE TRAILER (STANDING ON THE GROUND BECAUSE OF IT BEING A BOTTOM DUMP TRAILER) VEHICLE NO 2 WAS B ACKING UP COMING AT VEH NO 1 AT A 45DEG ANGLE NOT SEEING VEH NO 1 UNTIL IT WAS TOO LATE VEH NO 1 WAS MOVED APPROX 1FT STRIKING DRIVER ON THE LEG