Employee alleges that after a rock was pulled out, another rock rolled and injured finger.
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Showing all 13Employee alleges they were driving a man lift and they hit a rock in the road and they came down hard on their left knee in the lift.
Employee alleges the seat in the Loader was hurting their back, shoulder and neck. Employee was seen by a chiropractor to get an adjustment.
Employee alleges EE was operating a loader and EE hit a hole in the roadway and EE jammed EE's neck and shoulders.
Employee alleges he was getting out of the loader and he hit his right elbow on the pipe of the ladder he was climbing down from.
Employee alleges he was moving shot rock and the loader shifted causing him to slam his right elbow on the arm rest. Employee just started loosing time as of 12-14-2012.
Employee alleges he was taking apart a piece of equipment and a metal side fell and hit the basket on the man lift. The man lift jerked and caused him to hit his face on the handrail and caused a fracture to his face.
Employee alleges he was lifting a stacker to slide in axles and the strap broke while he was attempting to put a pin in and it hit him in his left arm.
Employee alleges he was backing up dump truck and he flipped it over on its side.
Employee alleges he was operating a loader and he jammed his left shoulder causing pain to his shoulder, neck and back.
Employee alleges he was driving a truck toward a sand pile and he hit a pot hole in the road causing his truck to bounce and injuring his neck, shoulder and back.
OPERATING 992G ENDLOADER FEEDING PRIMARY CRUSHER HE RAN OVER ROUGH TERRAIN, JAMMING HIS SHOULDER INTO HIS NECK CAUSING SHOULDER STRAIN.
EMPLOYEE ALLEGES HE WAS INVESTIGATING A NOISE COMING FROM AN ELEVATED HEAD PULLEY WHEN HE TURNEDTO LOOK AT SOMETHING ELSE. THE 2 FT PRY BAR HE HAD IN HIS LEFT HAND INADVERTANTLY CAME IN CONTAC T WITH THE PINCH POINT OF THE HEAD PULLEY DRAWING IN THE BAR AND HIS HAND. HE PULLED OUT HIS HAND BUT RECEIVED 2 BROKEN FINGERS.