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EE was climbing up on EE's truck and the steps were too high. Resulting in EE losing balance and falling backwards to the ground. Hurting shoulder, neck, head, back and arm on the right side.
Employee stepped out of pick-up truck, slipped and fell to the ground striking left hip on a rock.
Employee was descending from D11R dozer (Company No. 394) when employee slipped and fell 3 feet onto the fender striking his right hip against the machine.
Employee was getting off dozer when a piece of clothing got caught causing him to fall back toward the dozer. Employee struck his head and shoulder on the dozer.
Employee was getting off the loader, he was on the bottom step and lost his balance causing him to slip and fall.
EE stated that while getting off a D-10 Dozer, he slipped and pulled a muscle in his back.
Employee had installed engine and was exiting the pump room. He slipped on a wet walkway and caught his hand on sheet metal in the doorway, causing laceration to thumb.
EE stated that while getting up on the steps of the rock truck, his ankle gave out and twisted.
EE walked to right side above engine compartment when he slipped on the deck of the rock truck catching himself with his other foot resulting in twisting his back.