While changing screens on the second finish screen, EE rolled out of the bottom duck and when EE applied pressure to stand up EE felt a pop in EE's knee followed by pain.
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Showing all 11Operating skid steer short of breath.
Does not know what happened, EE's foot just started to hurt sometime in the afternoon.
Employee was experiencing shortness of breath due to a preexisting health condition. After arriving on site EE had increased symptoms. EMS was called and EE was taken to the hospital for treatment.
At the end of the shift the employee entered the crusher control room. Immediately noticed EE was stumbling, pale and slurred speech, EE began vomiting blood. EE was immediately transported to the local emergency room.
Little tiny holes in lungs and air pipe - PNEUMOMEDIASTINUM
Recordable Standard Threshold Shift.
Health-related event, King County Medical Examiner ruled heart attack
Hurt left thumb
7/5/07 employee reported he had a non-work related shoulder injury and couldn't work. Employee states he noticed pain at home the night of 7/3/07. 7/16/07 employee saw his Dr. 7/18/07 employee reported his injury was work related but does not know how or when it occured. Employee put on light duty 7/19/07. Dr referred employee to surgeon for possible torn rotator cuff.
In the afternoon on 10/20/06, employee noticed a small cut between 2 fingers on his right hand. Over the weekend it got red and swollen. On Sunday, 10/22/06, employee called his supervisor and made arrangements to see a doctor. Employee was given antibiotics and a tetanus shot then released to regular duty.