CUSTOMER was driving EE's dump truck from being loaded with material to scale house to weigh. Vehicle malfunctioned. Driver (CUSTOMER) was tossed about cab. CUSTOMER saw doctor for contusion on leg and missed one day of EE's work per doctor's orders. As far as I know, CUSTOMER is now fine and back to work.
SQUAW CREEK MATERIALSMetal/Nonmetal
- Fatalities
- 0
- Total incidents
- 12
- Years on record
- 2001–2016
- Latest incident
- Feb 2016
Reportable incidents
12 on file2016 · 1 incident
2013 · 2 incidents
Air hose blew off of air compressor & struck right thigh
Employee was working on plant and poked right middle finger with a metal bar which resulted in swelling and soft tissue injury with cellulitis
2012 · 4 incidents
Tripped over hose at fuel island. Fell and hurt shoulder on right side
Employee climbed up slope of base pile to pull weed and strained back.
Employee was tightening bolt at #3 screen (rear rubber flap), wrench slipped off head of bolt and caused strain on employee's mid-section (right side just above belt). Employee was not struck by wrench or bolt.
Had oil on feet while fueling the 988 Loader, stepped wrong off ladder, swung around hitting back; bruised back.
2005 · 1 incident
In an attempt to dislodge a rock from a conveyor, the employee began pulling on a v-belt by hand. His hand slipped, catching his right hand thumb between the v-belt and the pulley.
2002 · 1 incident
EE WAS CLEANING CLOGGED CONVEYOR BELT. EE WAS ON THE BLET 3-4 FT FROM THE GROUND WHEN EE LOST BALANCE. HE TWISTED IN AN ATTEMPT TO RE-BALANCE. THE TWIST BROKE HIS LEFT LEG IN TWO PLACES & THE EE FELL TO THE GROUND.
2001 · 3 incidents
TWO EMPLOYEES WERE REPLACING THE STEEL BOTTOM ON A TEREX LOADER BUCKET. THEY TURNED OVER A PIECE OF STEEL PLATE. THE BLOCK BENEATH THE PLATE FELL ONTO THE TOE OF ONE EMPLOYEE.
GROUND WAS WET DUE TO RAIN. EMPLOYEE STEPPED IN MUD, SLIPPED AND FELL, THUS CUTTING HIS HAND ON A ROCK.
EE WAS TUNING THE CARBURETOR ON A LINCLON WELDER, LOCATED IN THE EQUIPMENT YARD. HIS RIGHT HAND WAS STRUCK BY THE FAN BLADE. IN THAT THE EE HAD ON GLOVES, THE BLADE DID NOT ""CUT"" THE HAND. HOW EVER, THE GLANCING IMPACT OF THE FAN BLADE CAUSED THE SKIN FROM THE UNDERSIDE OF THE FIRST JOUNT ON THE INDEX FINGER OF THE RIGHT HAND TO BE PEELED BACK REQUIRING STITCHES.