Employee felt pain below his right knee while stepping up on the ladder to climb into the cab of his haul truck.
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Showing all 10While shoveling mud and stones from walkway, employee heard a pop and started developing pain in his left shoulder.
Employee was removing a fuel drum from the bed of a pickup truck, when his left upper arm was struck by the drum, causing a tear to the arm muscle.
Employee was placing a head pulley on a pallet when his left little finger was pinched between the pulley and some steel on a nearby pallet.
Employee was repairing safety latch for crusher. The latch was positoned in a vice. When he loosened the vice the latch slipped out and caught his left middle finger between the latch and work bench.
Employee was disconnecting a hose from the water truck when he struck the bumper with his left arm, causing a laceration.
EE WAS LIFTING A WATER PUMP INTO POSITION WHEN HE FELT A SUDDEN ONSET OF A BURNING SENSATION & DISCOMFORT IN HIS ABDOMEN. EE DID NOT REPORT OR SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION UNTIL 7/16/03.
EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING A WATER PUMP OUT OF A LOAD-ER BUCKET WHEN HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS BACK.
REMOVING A METAL PLATE FROM CHUTE OF TELSMITH SCREEN WHEN THE PLATE SLIPPED FROM EE'S GRIP, LACERATING HIS RIGHT THUMB.
ASSISTING MECHANIC, PLACVED 55 GAL DRUM OF OIL IN LOADER BUCKET. TOOKE TO AREA IN SHOP WHERE WORKING ON EQUIPMENT. UNLOADED DRUM. WORK ANOTHER HOUR THEN WENT HOME. DEBVELOPED BURNING SENSATION IN RIGHT THIGH ON WAY HOME. COULD NOT USE LEG VERY WELL THAT NIGHT. WENT TO ER AND TOLD THINKS HE HAS TORN MUSCLE /TENDON.