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EMPLOYEE WAS DESCENDING LADDER FROM ROD DECK PLATFORM WHEN HE LOST HIS BALANCE & FELL APPROX 6' TO GROUND.
EMPL STRINGING OUT WELDING LEADS AND SLIPPED OFF TRUCK AND STRUCK ANOTHER TRUCK AND CUT HIS LIP.
EMPLOYEE WAS DISMOUNTING FROM A BUNKER TRUCK, SLIPPED ON RUNNING BOARD AND FELL AGAINST RUNNING BOARD. EMPLOYEE FELT SHE MAY HAVE HAD SOME OIL OR GREASE ON HER SHOES FROM EARLIER IN THE DAY.
EMPLOYEE WAS USING LEVER TO OPERATE BUNCKER GATE. WHILE PULLING BACK ON LEVER, SLIPPED ON LOOSE GRAVE, FALLING BACK AGAINST PROTRUDING BOLT. INJURY WAS DIAGNOSED AS CONTUSION TO LOWER BACK, SP RAIN TO LEFT SHOULDER.
EMPLOYEE WAS AT7EMPTING TO GET OUT OF WATER TRUCK AND IN DOING SO,HE SLIPPED ON THE RUNNING BOARD AND FELL TO THE GROUND FLAT ON HIS BACK.SCHEDULED TO RETURN TO WORK ON 07/06/87.