Portable Plant #1 Metal/Non-Metal

While connecting discharge water pipeline together employee pulled the collar from the bottom of the pipe around to secure the lock straining shoulder.

With supt removing flywheel off crusher, spacer pins buckled pinching employee's hand. Employee refused treatment; had full mobility of finger & hand. 6-2-15 Employee reported everything was fine just sore & bruising. 6-9-15 employee complained of lack of full extension of pinky finger went to dr for eval & sent to specialist 6-10-15 specialist determined fracture & put in cast

While lifting the tongue on a dolly so it could be chained up, the tongue was let down and the employees 3rd and 4th fingers on his left hand were smashed. The 4th finger required stitches.

While attempting to isolate an electrical problem, the supervisor of the Portable Plant opened portable switch box and put his right hand down in the area of the electrical breakers (without de-energizing the circuits) resulting in an electrical shock and burns. 2nd & 3rd degree burns to the right hand just below the thumb joint.

WHILE USING A GRINDING AT THE CONSTRUCTION SITE OF OUR NEW CRUSHER PLANT. A METAL FLAKE ENTERED HIS LEFT EYE.

WAS GETTING READY TO DRILL. A LEVER BROKE (BOLT CAME OUT OF BACK) THE PISTON PULLED OUT OF THE VALVE, THE PISTON HIT EE ON THE HAND. THIS CAUSED THE SKIN TO BREAK ABOVE THE KNUCKLE RESULTING I N A LACERATION APPROX. 3/4 INCH WIDE AND DEEP. HE HAS 5-7 STITCHES AND IS TO RETURN TO DR. NEXT FRIDAY, OCT. 15TH. HE RETURNED TO WORK THE SAME DAY.

EE FAILING TO USE PROPER METHOD WHILE DISMOUNTING EQUIPMENT. NOT TAKING HIS TIME. EE FELL STRIKING THE GROUND THIS RESULTED IN INJURY TO HIS LOWER BACK AND MILD CASE OF SCIATICA.

WET/MUDDY GROUND. EE WAS DISMOUNTING THE ENDLOADER WHEN HE SLIPPED IN THE MUD AND LANDED WRONG ON HIS ANKLE. THIS CAUSED THE EE TO STRAIN ANKLE.

WIND AND SLIPPERY EQUIPMENT. EE WAS CLEANING THE WINDOWS ON THE ENDLOADER FOR BETTER VISABILITY WHILE CLEANING RAMP TO PRIMARY CRUSHER. EITHER WIND OR SLIPPERY CONDITIONS CAUSED EE TO LOSE FOO TING. FALL LANDING ON BACK. WEATHER CONDITIONS ON 11-10-98: CLOUDY,W/RAIN. WINDS 25-40 MPH, GUSTS TO 60 MPH. TEMP. 50-52.

WHILE USING METAL PRY BAR TO DISLODGE A ROCK, THE BAR SLIPPED AND CAUSED EMPS LEFT FOREARM TO CONTACT A METAL BRACE.

EE WAS STANDING ON AN ELEVATED PLATFORM 3 FT OFF THE GROUND DUMPING DRAINED OIL INTO A BULK WASTE OIL CONTAINER AFTER EMPTYING THE DRAIN PAN EE JUMPED OFF THE PLATFORM INJURING HIS LEFT KEN E THE INJURY IS DUE TO THE JUMP & COMPRESSION ONTHE KNEE & NOT CONTACTING OTHER MATERIAL

WHILE EMPLOYEE WAS CLEANING OUT THE TAIL PULLEY OF P-17, THE CONVEYOR SYSTEM WAS ACCIDENTLY ENERGIZED.

EMPLOYEE WAS HAULING CRUSHED LIMESTONE FROM THE CRUSHER TO THE STOCKPILE. HE BACKED UP THE STOCKPILE RAMP. SUNLIGHT & DUST BLINDED HIS VISION IN HIS RIGHT MIRROR, WAS AT THE WRONG ANGLE-WIND C AUGHT HIM AT THE TIME-THE TRUCK ROLLED DOWN STOCKKPILE & LANDED ON IT'S SIDE.

ON THE 3RD, WHILE ASSISTING IN THE RESETTING OF THE PORTABLE PLANT, INJURED WAS MOVING 12 X 12 X & 4 X 6 WOODEN BLOCKS & PULLED HIS ABDOMINAL MUSCLES, HE DIDN'T FEEL BAD & DID NOT NOTIFY HIS S UPERVISOR UNTIL THE 7TH WHEN HE HAD TWISTED & TURNED HIS BODY WHILE HE WAS TURNING A SCREW JACK ON THE PLANT & HE POPPED IN HIS UNBILICAL AREA. HE WAS SEEN BY A DR ON THE 7TH, RESTRICTED ON W

EMPLOYEE WAS GETTING BACK INTO DRIVERS SEAT OF MACK. DID NOT SEE WASP ON SEAT WHEN HE SAT DOWN. WASP STUNG HIM ON RIGHT THIGH. EMPLOYEE IS ALLERGIC TO BEE/WASP STING & WAS TREATED WITH SHOT S @ DR. OFFICE.

WHILE CHANGING GRATES IN HAMMERMILL, A GRATE SLIPPED AND FELL ON INJURED'S HAND. HE PULLED TENDONS AND BRUISED HIS HAND.

EMPL SETTING A SCREW JACK UNDER THE PLANT WHEN THE BAR SLIPPED AND EMPL STRUCK RIGHT ELBOW ON SIDE OF PLANT.

RAISING THE LAN8ING GEAR ONT HE SCREENINGPLANT TO I NSTALL CRIBBING UNDER THE PLANT. WHILE TURNING THE HANDLE ON THE LANDING GEAR, I NAME SPRAINED HIS BACK

EMPLOYEE WAS ST5NDING ON A FLAT SURFACE. HE WAS ATTEMPTING TO STAIGHTEN OUT SOME CHAINS LAYING ON A 3-DECK SCREEN USING A PIECE OF WIRE WITH A HOOK IN THE END OF IT. THE CHAIN WAS SNAGGED AND THE EMPLOYEE PU5LED, THE CHAIN CAME LOOSE. THE EMPLOYEE OVERBALANCED AND FELL 7' TO 9'. HE LANDED ON HIS FOREHEAD, STRIKING THE GROUND.

WHILE REPLACING3THE ROLLER ON THE CONVEYOR I NAME LOST HIS FOOTING CAUSING HIM TO FALL AGAINST THE GUARD ON THE RETURN CONVEYOR. X RAYS TAKEN ON 6-18-86 TO DETERMINE EXTENT OF INJURIES.