The employee is a loader operator. While loading trucks, the operator drove over an area operator had dug out, jarring operator's back. The operator did not think there was an issue immediately, but back became worse over the next couple of days. Chiropractor indicated twisted L5.
Employee was walking through the maintenance shop and tripped on a piece of expanded metal. During the course of the fall, the employee caught hand on the edge of the metal, causing a laceration to the hand. Injury required stitches.
Employee tripped on platform ramp edge, striking knee on platform grating.
Employee moving forks on wheeled telescoping forklift to center position. Employee grabbed side of mast near for support bar free travel area. Fork hung up on support bar bracket and employee pushed fork to center. When fork fell into place, support bar fell through free travel area contacting employees thumb.
Employee was climbing onto a D-8 Dozer and slipped. Employee caught themselves with the arm that was maintaining a point of contact with the handhold. This caused the arm to extend and strain, resulting in a tear of a tendon in the bicep.
Walking to collect sand samples. Employee checked the time on his watch and tripped and fell over large pipe. Landed on his right side, right elbow.
Bumped hard hat on a cross beam and slightly jammed neck.
Employee was using a pneumatic nail gun and the gun kicked back and a nail struck the employee in the left thumb area.
Employee was lifting a 40# heater and strained his back.
Employee was attempting to move a hose that was laying on the ground
Employee was striking a bolt with a metal sledge hammer. A shard of metal broke off and became lodged in his leg
Employee was striking ripping tooth with hammer and a piece of the tooth broke off and struck him in the lower lip causing a laceration.
Employee was removing cutting edge bolts and his hand was near the head of the bolt. The bolt slipped while removing with a pneumatic wrench and hit the palm of his left hand. The contact cause a laceration to the employee's palm.
Employee was walking across company owned property to report to his work station. He tripped over ground deviation and fell, straining his right shoulder.
Employee was not walking on the path, but chose an alternate route and tripped over a water hose. When he fell he injured his right hand.
Employee was walking to work on site and stumbled but did not fall. Foot was sore but did not report it. On October 3, 2012 she went to the dr. and found foot was broken and then reported it. Left foot. No restrictions or treatment.
There was no accident, this is a claimed occupational illness. EE, a Stout Construction employee, goes to family doctor, thinks he has bronchitis because his sister has it at this current time. Doctor tells him that he should see a lung specialist. EE went to lung specialist 9/7/12 and was told not to return to the sand mine at this current time until more testing was completed.