While cleaning coal on a small block of coal, loader slid off hitting the bottom hard which caused employee to hurt his back.
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Showing all 9While EE was operating water truck, employee said brakes would not hold & collided with 100 ton rock truck head on. Damage to water truck with no damage to rock truck. Rock truck driver sustained NO injury.
Employee called foreman stating he had been jarred real good while being loaded and wanted to get down & walk around for a minute or two. 15 to 20 minutes later he called foreman stating his neck & back were hurting worse and wanted to go to the doctor.
Employee was riding in rock truck when rock truck slid down road & hit dozer on his side of the truck, causing injury to his Right Shoulder.
Employee was climbing off of equipment & fell off ladder landing to the ground. He complained of Lower hip & back pain.
Employee backed into a truck causing jolt to neck.
Employee was sitting in rock truck cab while being loaded. Cab of truck shook causing employee to claim back pain.
Employee was driving a water truck. The truck turned over. Employee reported bruising to both arms and the middle of his back.
EE WAS TRAVELING IN A WATER WAGON TOWARDS CARTER #2 MINE AND WAS TRYING TO SLOW DOWN. THE BRAKES LOCKEC UP AND THE TRUCK ROLLED OVER.