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EE WAS REMOVING A PLASTIC TRASH CONTAINER FROM SHOP AREA. A RADIATOR COWLING FROM A PIECE OF EQUIPMENT THAT WAS IN THE SHOP FOR REPAIR, WAS LAYING FLAT ON THE SHOP FLOOR. A GUARD FOR THE COWLI NG WAS LEANING ON THE COWLING. EE MOVED THE COWLING TO HAVE MORE ROOM TO MANEUVER THE TRASH CONTAINER. THE GUARD THEN FELL OVER ONTO THE EE'S RT. FOOT, BREAKING THE BIG TOE OF HIS RIGHT FOOT.

WAS ASSISTING IN LOADING A 15 GALLON DRUM OF OILINTO SERVICE TRUCK. AS HE AND ANOTHER WORKER LIFTED THE DRUM ONTO THE TRUCK TAILGATE, IT FELL CAUSING THE DRUM TO CUT HIS FINGER. THE TAILGATE LEGS WERE IN CONTACT WITH THE TRUCK BUMBER, BUT SLIPPED AND DRUM STARTED TO FALL OFF. HE STILL HAD HIS HAND UNDER THE DRUM WHICH CUT HIS FINGERAS IT STARTED TO FALL. 3 STICHES TO CLOSE WOUND.

THE INJURED PER8ON AND THE DRAGLINE OPERATOR WERE DRIVING A NEW TRACK PIN INTO THE TRACK OF THE DRAGLINE. WHEN THE NEW PIN WAS TOO FAR INTO THE TRACK TO BE STRUCK BY SLEDGE HAMMER, THE OLD PI N WAS BATTED UP3AGAINST THE NEW PIN SO THEY COULD FINISH DRIVING IT IN. WHEN THE OLD PIN WAS STRUCK SEVERAL TIMES BY THE DRAGLINE OPERATOR, A FRAGMENT BROKE OFF AND ENTERED INJUREDS LEFT ARM.

THE END DUMP OP9RATOR WAS STUNG IN THE EYE BY A BEE WHILE INSIDE THE OPERATOR CAB.