Possible workplace transmission of COVID. Employee #1 was being in person trained as an operator. Employee #1 received a call from a friend that is COVID positive. Employee #2 was identified as a close contact (per CDC definition) and was quarantined. COVID testing took place and employee #2 was COVID positive.
Lack of PPE, assistance. Smashed finger and cosmetic surgery to fix nail.
Standing on dump site discussing with supervisor where to place dirt and bee stung bicep.
Employee was getting measurements of the support bar for an upcoming screen order. He reached up to pull himself out from under the screen box and a sharp piece of steel cut his right index finger.
Loader operator was going to get a bucket of pit run to feed into the plant. As he lowered his bucket to the ground while proceeding forward he hit something solid with the front of the loader bucket stopping him abruptly.
Employee was on a loader digging in the hill side and backed into a rut and jolted the loader hurting neck and back.
Mechanic was replacing cutting edge and cut his left middle finger on a sharp bolt head. Emloyee received four stitches.
While lifting a 3/4"" steel plate (120 - 150 lbs) from the floor to the drill press, worker felt a strain in his groin area.
Stepping from one landing to another while repairing a cement valve on batch plant, rolled ankle.
EE WAS USING HIS LOADER TO FILL A TRUCK WITH RECYCLED ASPHALT FROM A STOCKPILE THAT HAD BEEN SITTING FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME. THE MATERIAL WAS VERY HARD AND COMPACTED. WHEN IT DID BREAK LOOS E, THE LOADER LURCHED FORWARD AND THE EE SUFFERED AN INJURY TO HIS BACK.
EE WAS CUTTING CONVEYOR BELT WITH RAZOR KNIFE WHEN HE CUT HIS RIGHT KNEE.
WHILE REPLACING MANHOLE COVERS HE TWISTED THE WRONG WAY AND STRAINED HIS BACK.