Employee was moving an aparatus from a top shelf in a storage container. An arm of the aparatus swung around and hit him in the face fracturing his nose
DAVENPORT SHOPSMetal/Nonmetal
- Fatalities
- 0
- Total incidents
- 12
- Years on record
- 2000–2006
- Latest incident
- Dec 2006
Reportable incidents
12 on file2006 · 2 incidents
Employee was removing driveshaft from 972 loader. Employee was striking driveshaft T with hammer to remove from yoke. At the area of impact on the bearing cap a piece of metal broke free from the cap and punctured right calf of employee. Size of metal was approximately eigth of an inch in diameter.
2004 · 2 incidents
EE was changing a scraper blade on the belt scraper for the plant blending belt. While attempting to remove the shaft that holds the scraper, his hand was pinched between the shaft & the chute above the shaft. He suffered a small cut & bruising from the accident.
Ee was sitting on the deck of the dredge welding some pipe. While sitting, he turned to pick up an 8"" piece of pipe to weld. He felt a muscle pull in his back but did not feel it bothered him. He reported to supervisor & noted on First Aid form. Two days later, the pain had increased & he felt he needed treatment for the pulled muscle.
2002 · 2 incidents
EE WAS CUTTING A PIECE OF 1 1/4"" PIPE WITH A PORTABAND SAW. WHEN THE SAW CUT THROUGH, EE'S HAND WAS CUT BY PIPE.
WHILE UNCLAUMPING A CABLE, THE CABLE RELEASED TENSION AND HIT EE'S RIGHT ANKLE, CAUSING A LACERATION.
2001 · 5 incidents
EE REC'D LACERATION TO THE LEFT INDEX FINGER WHILE PUTTING A PUMP THROAT PIECE INSIDE A FACE PLATE
EE SLIPPED OFF A DREDGE LADDER & SUSTAINED A CONTUSION TO HIS RIGHT LEG
WHILE PULLING BARGE OUT OF THE WATER, CABLE SNAPPED & EE WAS HIT IN THE BACK OF THE RIGHT LEG.
WHILE PREPARING TO GET INTO WORKBOAT EE FELL INTO WATER & HIT HIS PINKY FINGER ON SIDE OF BOAT
EE WAS WORKING INSIDE A 54"" SCREW. EE & CO WORKER WERE MOVING A 8"" PIPE. EE TWISTED & STRAINED HIS BACK
2000 · 1 incident
EMPLOYEE STRAINED HIS LEFT SHOULDER WHILE PICKING UP A LADDER.