low light, cold weather, and thick work gloves were contributing factors in the employee smashing the tip of left hand pinky finger between a hammer and steel. The finger tip was swollen and employee was told to not use that finger for the next two weeks by the doctor.
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Mostrando los 5Employee was working/welding in tight area on tunnel feeder, stepped back and hit lower part of their head on an I-beam.
Employee was exiting and climbing down the front end loader, missed bottom step and fell.
Employee reached hand next to sharp steel edge. Inadvertently brushed back of hand on edge.
EMPLOYEE WAS ON THE DECK OF THE DRAGLINE APPROX. 5'8" WHEN HE EITHER SLIPPED OR TRIPPED AND FELL HITTING HIS HEAD ON THE BOOM AND FALLING DOWN TO THE GROUND. EMPLOYEE HAS VERTEBRAE DAMAGE.