A fire occurred at the #1 shaft station generator concreted location. Investigation found the potential cause of the fire was a ground fall in a timbered area of the drift, causing fallen timber to come in contact with the exhaust of the generator. The fire was of unknown duration.
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Mostrando los 21The employee twisted knee while walking on snow and icy terrain.
Support timber collapsed in the #2 shaft below the 10th level, blocking access to the pump hung below the level, used to dewater the shaft. Time of collapse unknown, no one was present to witness.
Individual was guiding a skid steer in order to replace a timber car back on the track. Individual was walking backwards and tripped. Extended an arm to catch himself and landed with their hand on the ground and the weight of their body fractured the left arm approximately 2" above the wrist.
Employee was using a 4 1/2" grinder with a cutting wheel attached to cut PVC pipe. Grinder slipped and hit employee on the right thumb causing about a 1" laceration. Employee was taken to the clinic where he received 2 stitches.
Employee was drilling a hole in a piece of pipe, using an electric drilll mounted on a stand. As he pulled the pipe out, the drill bit caught his glove and pulled his left hand index finger into the hole saw blade.
An employee in the mill was using a handle extension to release a chain binder. When the chain binder released, the pipe handle extension flew off the handle and struck his left hand breaking his middle finger.
As EE was using a grinding wheel to remove paint and rust from skip he turned his head to look ahead of his work, a particle flew in the side of his safety glasses and lodged in his eye. It did not bother him until the next morning. It was removed by his dr.
AS HE WAS STEPPING OUT OF CAB, HIS FOOT SLIPPED OFF THE STEP AND HE FELL TO THE GROUND, STRIKING HIS HEAD, RIGHT RIB CAGE, RIGHT ARM & ELBOW. AMBULANCE TOOK HIM TO EMERGENCY ROOM,STITCHES IN H EAD & FIRST AID ON RIBS.
EE WAS BARRING DOWN LOOSE ROCK IN THE RAISE. THE 1ST ROCK KNOCKED OFF HIS HARD HAT AND THE 2ND ROCK HIT HIM ON THE TOP OF HIS HEAD, RESULTING IN A CUT. HE WAS TREATED AT THE CLINIC, AND RETURN ED TO WORK THE NEXT DAY.
WHILE DRILLING IN THE STOPE ON 9 LEVEL A LOOSE ROCK FELL FROM THE BACK ONTO HIS RIGHT HAND HOLDING THE JACK LEG DRILL. FRACTURED BONE IN HIS RIGHT WRIST.
WHILE SHOVELING AND SWEEPING TO CLEAN UP OR UNDER A CONVEYOR BELT PULLED A MUSCLE IN HIS BACK.
AS COMPRESSOR AIRLINE VALVE WAS BEING TURNED OFF WITH RIGHT HAND, LEFT WRIST MOVED IN FRONT OF LINE AND DEBRIS WAS BLOWN INTO SKIN OF LEFT WRIST.
WHILE CUTTING A LENGTH OF HOSE THE KNIFE SLIPPEDAND CUT HIS LEFT WRIST. SENT TO CLINIC STITCHES REQUIRED. BACK TO WORK ON MONDAY
MINER STEPPED OFF TIMBER TRUCK AND TWISTED HIS RT. ANKLE. DR. DETERMINED IT TO BE A PULLED ACHILLES HEEL. TENDON PULLED NOT TORN. ULTRASOUND, MASSAGE, SOAKING WERE TREATMENT. LIGHT DUTY WORK F RI. AND MON. TUESDAY RELEASED FOR FULL DUTY.
EE SAYS AS HE LIFTED DRILL TO TABLE TO REPAIR HE FELT A BURNING SENSATION ON HIS RIGHT LOWER QUADRANT HE WEN TO THE DR ON 3-5-97 DID NOT FILL OUT ACCIDENT REPORT 3-20-97.
WHILE SHOVELLING MUCK INTO BUCKET GOT A PIECE OF DIRT IN LEFT EYE. COULD NOT WAS IT OUT SENT TO CLINIC TO CLEAN IT.
MOVING SAFE INTO OFFICE BUILDING. HIS LEFT HAND WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN SAFE AND DOOR JAM CUTTING HIS RING FINGER (STITCHES REQUIRED)
HE WAS LIFTING A FLITE PUMP AND PULLED HIS LOWER ABDOMEN CREATING A HERNIA.
EE JUMPED OFF AN ORE CHUTE STAND AND SPRAINED HIS RIGHT ANKLE.
AS EE WAS PULLING AND LIFTING AN ELECTRICAL CABLE, HE PULLED WHAT HE THOUGHT WAS A MUSCLE-LATER DETERMINED TO BE A HERNIA. 6-24-93 EE HAD SURGERY TO REPAIR HERNIA.