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EE STEPPED OUT OF 992 G LOADER TO CLEAN WINDSHIELD WHEN HE SLIPPED, CAUSING HIM TO FALL, HITTING FRONT FENDER OF LOADER BEFORE LANDING ON GROUND. HE BROKE HIS LEFT HIP AND LEFT ARM

Employee was cleaning the windows and he was climbing around dozer on the track to clean back window when ee slipped and fell hurting his right knee cap.

Hitting pin with hammer. A chip from the pin went into lower right leg. Chip had to be removed and required stitches in the leg.

Employee was being loaded by 992G loader boom and it struck the side of the truck bed. EE was complaining of a sore neck.

Employee got out of the loader & walked around the deck. It had snowed & when he stepped down onto a little platform he slipped on the snow, lost his footing & fell injuring his rt. knee.

Employee was trying to remove the bead seat from the tire with port-a-power tools when one of them slipped loose striking ee's little finger.

Employee was lifting portable water pump and pulled a muscle in his back.

Hooking a chain to a corner bucket tooth on a PC-300 Komatsu excavator when the operator slipped and hit the swing lever causing the bucket to swing and strike the victim.

EMPLOYEE WAS GETTING OUT OF CAB OF ROCK TRUCK TO CLEAN MIRRORS. HIS HAND WAS ON DOOR LATCH WHEN THE DOOR CLOSED SHUT ON HIS LITTLE FINGER. FINGER WAS CUT OFF BELOW THE NAIL ON THE RIGHT HAND.

RECLAIMING SLOPE ON LEFT SIDE OF ACCESS ROAD TO WORKING AREA. DOZER CAME OVER A ROCK IN THE SLOPE THAT CAUSED IT TO OVERTURN. EMPLOYEE RECEIVED HEAD INJURIES TO RIGHT SIDE OF HEAD.

EE SAID HE BACKED OVER A ROCK WHILE TRACKING A SLOPE.

EMPLOYEE WAS FUELING EXCAVATOR, SLIPPED AND FELL OFF OF TRACK LANDED ON LEFT KNEE.

EE WAS WALKING AROUND TRUCK WHEN HIS RIGHT KNEE BLEW OUT. WAS WAITING ON POWDER TRUCK TO FUEL UP.

EE WAS WELDING ON CATWALK OF ROCK TRUCK EQUIP.# 29 WHEN HE FELL AND SPRAINED RIGHT WRIST.

EMPLOYEE WAS PLACING ROCK CORE IN HOLLOW FIELD #6. HE BACKED TRACK LOADER INTO A STUMP. HE COMPLAINED OF LOWER BACK PAIN.

EE WAS COMING DOWN LADDER ON THE ROCK TRUCK & HE SLIPPED OFF HURTING HIS LEFT SHOULDER & ARM.

EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING ANOTHER EE PICK UP ALMOST EMPTY BARRELL TO BACK OF PICK UP TRUCK, WHEN EE PULLED MUSCLE IN UPPER RIGHT ARM CAUSING MUSCLE TO SEPERATE FROM BONE.

METAL CAME OFF HAMMER & WENT IN CHEST. HE WAS PUTTING A PIN IN TOOTH ON BUCKET OF BACKHOE.

EE STATED THAT WHILE STEPPING OFF A LADDER HE FELT PAIN IN HIS LEFT KNEE. HE WAS SEEN BY A PHYSICIAN AND WAS RELEASED TO REGULAR DUTY. AFTER STILL HAVING PAIN AN MRI WAS ORDERED AND SURGERY WA S SCHEDULED FOR 10/1/02. MEANWHILE HE WAS ABLE TO PERFORM REGULAR JOB FUNCTIONS. LOST TIME BEGAN ON 10/1/02. IT WAS INITIALLY A FIRST AID CASE UNTIL NOW.

FELL FROM FUEL TANK & LANDED ON A POLE THAT PUNCTURED HIS RIGHT BUTTOCK.

EE STARTED TO CLIMB STEPS ON FUEL TANK WHEN HIS FEET SLIPPED, HITTING HAND & WRIST AGAINST STEP OF FUEL TANK.

OPERATOR WAS SETTING ON THE FILL WHEN A ROCK TRUCK BACKED INTO OPERATORS DOZER. OPERATOR COMPLAINED OF NECK, BACK & LEG PAIN. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL.

OPERATOR WAS OPERATING A LOADER AND HIT A ROCK WITH HIS BUCKET PRETTY HARD. WHEN HE DID THIS ITJERKED HIS NECK. HE COMPLAINED OF NECK AND BACK PAIN IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ACCIDENT.

EMPLOYEE WAS CLIMBING DOWN FROM ROCK TRUCK. EE SLIPPED ON STEP NEXT TO BUMPER OF THE ROCK TRUCK, CAUSING HIM TO LAND ON THE GROUND.

PHYSICIAN DIAGNOSED EMPLOYEE WITH CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME CAUSED BY NATURE OF EMPLOYEE'S JOB. CORRECTIVE SURGERY IS RECOMMENDED.

EMPLOYEE JUST COMPLETED A SHOT AND WAS GETTING INTO HIS TRUCK WITH MUD ON HIS FEET. HE SLIPPEDAND FELL, BREAKING HIS RIGHT LEG.

EE WAS GETTING TOOLS OUT OF THE TOOL BOX ON HIS MECHANICS TRUCK WHEN HE HIT HIS ELBOW ON THE TOOL BOX

WORKING ON THE HAUL ROAD ON TOP OF THE HOLLOWFILL. HE BACKED OVER A LARGE ROCK W/DOZER. HE WAS JARRED AND SAID HE THOUGHT HE PULLED A MUSCLE IN HIS BACK.

OPERATING 992G LOADING OVERBURDEN ON TO ROCK TRUCKS WHEN A LARGE ROCK ROLLED OUT OF THE SHOT, HITTING THE LOADER BUCKET. THIS JARRED THE EMPLOYEE AND CAUSED LOWER BACK PAIN.

EE WAS REMOVING LARGE ROCKS FROM THE COAL PIT. HE HAD JUST LOADED A ROCK AND WAS TURNING AROUND TO LEAVE THE PIT AREA AND HE BACKED INTO THE HIGHWALL REALLY HARD.

BENT OVER TO PICK FLOOR MAT TO DUST OUT DRILL FLOOR.

WAS PUSHING BY A NEW HOLLOWFILL WHEN A TREE LIMB BECAME LODGED AGAINST THE BLADE. HE GOT OUT & TRIED TO PUSH THE LIMB OFF, SLIPPED & HIT HIS RT. SHOULDER. HE FINISHED HIS SHIFT AND NOTIFIED TH E FOREMAN.

EE WAS GETTING ON HIS D-11N DOZER AT START OF HIS SHIFT. HE GOT IN CAB & THEN WENT BACK OUT TO GET HIS DINNER BUCKET. HE SLIPPED ON TRACK & FELL TO GROUND. HE LANDED ON HIS HEAD. HE RECEIVED 2 TO 3 SMALL CUTS ON HIS HEAD.

THE VICTIM WAS CHANGING DRILL STEEL WHEN HE GOT HIS RT INDEX FINGER CAUGHT. THE FINGER WAS BROKEN AND REQUIRED STITCHES.

HE GOT OUT OF THE CAB TO CLEAN HIS HEADLIGHTS OFF AND SLIPPED. HE FELL TO THE GROUND. HE RECEIVED SEVERAL BRUISES AND SPRAINED HIS NECK. HE ALSO BRUISED HIS SPINAL CORD.

D6 WAS BREAKING DOWN AN OLD SPOIL BAND WHEN HE BACKED UP HE GOT ON AN OLD LOG IN THE SPOIL WHICHWAS MUDDY AND AND WET DUE TO THE RAIN AND SNOW. THE DOZER TURNED OVER. THE OPERATOR WAS WEARING HIS SEAT BELT AND THE ONLY SERIOUS INJURY HE RECEIVED WAS A CUT TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF HIS HEAD ABOUT 1 INCH LONG. I TOOK HIM TO THE HOSPITAL AND HAD IT STITCHED UP AND BROUGHT HIM HOME.

APPARENTLY EMPLOYEE WAS GETTING DOWN FROM A 992C AT THE END OF HIS SHIFT WHEN HE SLIPPED FROM THE LAST STEP AND FELL BACKWARD TO THE GROUND. HE FELL ON TO HIS LEFT ARM AND BACK.

A FOREIGN OBJEDCT CAME FROM SOMEWHERE INSIDE THE ENCLOSD CAB, POSSIBLY THE HEATER BLOWER MOTOR &BECAME IMBEDDED IN THE OPERATORS EYE.

EMPLOYEE WAS STARTING EQUIPMENT FOR THE DAY SHIFT. HE WAS CLIMBING DOWN THE LADDER OF A 777B AND ON THE LAST STEP HE PULLED A MUSCLE IN HIS LOWER BACK AND HIP.

EE WAS REMOVING A ROCK FROM THE STRIP PIT, WHEN THE ROCK SLIPPED OUT OF THE BUCKET THIS CAUSED THE LOADER TO LURCH SUDDENLY AND THE EE HIT HIS HEAD ON THE ROOF.

EE WAS PULLING DOWN DOOR ON STORAGE TRAILER &* PULLED MUSCLE IN BACK

AT 4:10 AM AT THE END OF 2ND SHIFT D-11 OPERATOR HAD DISMOUNTED #12 D-11 AND STARTED WALKING TO VEHICLE PARKING LOT. HE STEPPED ON A ROCK (APPROX. 2" X 6" X 5") CREELED HIS LEFT FOOT AND FELL DOWN. EMPLOYEE THOUGHT HIS FOOT WAS SPRAINED AND REFUSED MEDICAL ATTENTION AT THE TIME.

SLIPPED APPROX. 3' FROM REAR STEP ON BULK TRUCK.SPRAINED BACK.

EE INJURED HIS BACK WHILE OPERATING LOADER. NO SPECIFICS WERE GIVEN. APPARENTLY BOUNCING IN THE SEAT CAUSED THE INJURY.

HE WAS HAULING OVERBURDEN TO DUMP AREA WHEN HE CALLED THE FOREMAN ON THE CB AND SAID HE WAS IN PAIN. HE TOLD THE FOREMAN THAT HIS BACK WAS HURTING PRETTY BAD & WAS RADIATING TO HIS NECK AND O NE OF HIS LEGS.

EMPLOYEE WAS WALKING ON WET GROUND; SLIPPED & SPRAINED ANKLE.

BOULDER FROM A BLASTING SITE ROLLED DOWN THE SLOPE AND STRUCK A CARPORT, RESULTING IN SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE. A RESIDENT WAS STRUCK IN THE BACK WITH DEBRIS, CAUSING SOME INJURY.

EE HAD JUST PUT SOME CRIB BLOCKS ON THE BACK OFTHE TIRE TRUCK & HAD TURNED TO CRAWL BACK DOWN WHEN HIS FEET SLIPPED & HE FELL LANDED ON HIS BACK & RT ARM IT WAS RAINING & MUDDY

DRIVER LOST CONTROL OF THE LOADED TRACTOR -TRAILER, OVERTURNED. DRIVER WAS THROWN AGAINST THE DOOR INSIDE OF CAB. INVESTIGATION FINDING: DRIVER STATED THAT HE HAD LOST AIR PRESSURE. LATER THE OWNER TOLD ME THAT THE TRANSMISSION WAS NOT IN LOW GEAR.

ON THE MAIN HAUL ROAD LEAVING THE JOB, THE VEHICLE WENT INTO A SKID ON LAST STEEP GRADE LEAVING JOB SITE. LEFT FRONT WHEEL HIT BERM, VEHICLE WENT AIRBORNE OVER A 3 TO 4 FT BERM, ROLLED S EVERAL TIMES BEFORE STOPPING APPROX 100 TO 150 FT DOWN THE SLOPE. I BELEIVE THAT EXCESSIVE SPEED WAS THE MAIN FACTOR TO THE ACCIDENT. MORE 15 MPH SIGNS ARE BEING PREPARED TO POST AT ALL OUR MI