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At approximately 8:00pm an employee working in the mill slipped and fell (same level) breaking ee wrist.
Miner cut forearm on sharp rock on lower part of pillar. Miner was walking between Simba drill and pillar, lost balance, and reached out to rib to steady self when left forearm made contact with a sharp rock.
An assay lab employee was carrying samples to place them in the drying oven. While walking around a pallet, the employee caught the corner of the pallet with their foot causing them to stumble and fall onto the floor grating on the same level. The resulting fall caused a cut on the employee's knee where it struck the grating.
EE twisted right knee on uneven ground while walking down a drift.
EMPLOYEE WAS STEPPING OFF A REMOTE STAND EE'S LEFT FOOT GOT HUNG UP ON THE GRATING ON THE BOTTOM 1/2 STEP WHICH CAUSED EE TO PUT ALL EE'S WEIGHT ON EE'S RIGHT FOOT AT AN ANGLE CAUSING EMPLOYEE TO TWIST ANKLE
While cleaning off the grizzly the operator slipped and twisted his left knee.
Employee slipped and fell on ice while walking 150 yards from core shed to office during a snowstorm. Plows and sand truck were actively working the entire site.
Climbing up on bolter 8404 made a popping noise in right shoulder and felt immediate pain.
Slick surface / angle of haul truck. Cut right hand while grabbing sharp midship hatch on haul truck in order to prevent fall. Required two stitches. Medical only / no lost time.
Core Drill helper was reaching for water swivel rod, when he lost footing, slipped, and fell off helpers deck striking his head on an object, possibly a drill rod. EE was transported to hospital for observation.
Employee was stepping off 83-04 haul truck, when the metatarsal cover of his boot hooked on the step, causing him to fall to the ground. His left wrist was sprained during the fall. The employee was taken to the clinic for x-rays, they were negitive. The employee returned to work on restriced duty.
The employee was exiting an ASV loader. He bent over and felt discomfort in his lower back. The employee was examined by a doctor and released to light duty.
Pickup bed wet due to moisture at the D-8 sump area.