POWER SCREEN-0504614 Metal/Non-Metal

The employee was on a ladder tightening the bolts to a counter weight bracket. He thought he was going to fall and held tight to the ladder which must have tweaked his back by holding on so tight. He had fall protection on if he would have fallen.

The employee was trying to remove an oversized frozen dirt clod off his dozer and hurt his shoulder.

The employee was working to shovel material from under conveyor belts. He was doing that all day and in the afternoon, the employee felt a pop in his groin. He reported it to his supervisor and the next morning his groin was swollen and painful.

EE REPORTED IN mARCH A BACK INJURY EE SAYS EE SUSTAINED CHANGING THE BLADES ON A ROAD GRADER.

THE EE WAS GRINDING ON METAL AND GOT A PIECE OF METAL UNDER HIS GLASSES AND INTO HIS EYE.

THE EE WAS TAKING OFF A BOLT ON A CONVEYER BRACKET, THE BRACKET FELL AND CUT HIS FINGER.

THE DRIVER TRIED TO MAKE A TURN AT A HIGH RATE OF SPEED TURNING, HIS HAUL TRUCK OVER. INITIALLY THE EE HAD A BRUISED HIP ON 10-3 HE SAW THE DR AND COMPLAIN ID OF BACK PAIN.

EE WAS REPLACING THE METAL GRATES ALONG THE SCALE AREA & FELT A PAIN IN HIS BACK.

THE EE SLIPPED ON SOME ICE WHILE HE WAS THAWING OUT THE SCREEN DECK AND FELL ON THE PROPANE TANKHE WAS USING.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS TOSSING A HAMMER OUT OF THE SCREEN DECK HE WAS IN AND THE HAMMER BOUNCED BACK STRIKING THE EMPLOYEE IN THE FACE.

EE WAS STEPPING DOWN FROM HIS LOADER IN THE PIT AREA. WHEN HE STEPPED TO THE GROUND WITH HIS R LEG, HIS ANKLE FOLDED UNDER HIM & HIS KNEE BENT OUT. INITIAL ASSESMENT IS A KNEE STRAIN

THE CONTRACTOR'S EE WAS PULLING ROPE & WIER NEXTTO A PORTABLE CONTROL PANEL THAT WAS BEING PLACED AT THE EDGE OF THE CONCRETE PAD. ONE SIDE OF THE PORTABLE'S STAND LEGS WERE NOT ON THE CONCRET E PAD & IT WAS NOT OBSERVED HOW THE ELECTRICAL PANEL FELL OVER, BUT IT DID KNOCKING THE CONTRACTOR EE TO THE GROUND

THE E WAS HELPING TO LOAD CRUSHER SCREENS INTO A LOADER BUCKET. ONE SCREEN HIT THE SIDE OF THE BUCKET & FELL BACK STRIKING THE EE ON THE LEG

THE EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING TO REMOVE BUILD UP OF AGGREGATE MATERIAL ON A CONVEYOR THREE TIMES DURIN GTHE DAY. THE EMPLOYEE STARTED TO EXPERIENCED BACK PAIN BUT COULD NOT ASSOCIATE THE INJURY TO A SPECIFIC TIME IN THE DAY.

EE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF REPLACING A CONVEYOR BELTING. THE POWER DRILL BEING USED HAD THE CHUCK KEY LEFT IN CHUCK WHEN HE ACTIVATED THE DRILL. HIS THUMB IMMEDIATELY BECAME CAUGHT BETWEEN THE C HUCK AND THE KEY, LACERATING THE THUMB.