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Employee failed to maintain footing while on track of Cat Excavator, and landed on his buttocks.
Employee experienced a strain of the lower back while exiting skid-steer tractor.
Employee seems to have fallen out of his loader following fueling. He does not remember what happened, but evidence at the scene indicates that the nozzle was left in the tank as he drove away. Injuries to the employee include broken ankle, shoulder, ribs, nose, and facial fractures.
Employee was assisting in an oil change. He spilled some oil, then slipped in the oil, falling backwards and catching himself with his right wrist. Wrist is thought to be sprained at this point, but not known for sure.
EE was welding while standing on a ledge approx. 4-5' above the ground. EE slipped on loose material and fell down, breaking his ankle.
EMPLOYEES HAD SHUT PLANT OFF, PREPARED FOR THE WEEKEND, AND WERE THROWING A FOOTBALL AROUND. EMPLOYEE FELL BACKWARDS REACHING FOR THE BALL, HITTING HIS HEAD ON THE GROUND. HE WAS TAKEN TO INLAND VALLEY AND LATER TRANSFERRED TO LOMA LINDA HOSPITAL. HE PASSED AWAY AT LOMA LINDA HOSPITAL AT 1:05 PM 12/31/05.
Employee was carrying a strip of plastic, slipped in a muddy spot on decking, and fell to one knee. Employee's left knee hit the ground. Employee has not missed any work, but has now been referred to orthopedic specialist for further evaluation.