Employee was working on removing ice as he stepped off the last step on the ground level set of stairs with my left foot and slipped on a flat sheet of ice. Investigation Findings: At the bottom of the stairs on the line 1 diester there was a layer of packed snow and ice covered by water as the ice was melting. There were no signs of ice or snow on the stairs or hand rails.
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Showing all 10Employee was getting air filters off the warehouse rack. He was using the 5 foot mobile stairs instead of the 8 foot stairs. when he reached for the filters on the top shelf at a height of 12 feet he lost his balance and fell backwards off the stairs, landed on his right heel. Employee has a broken heel
Employee was stepping down off rail car with left leg and spraining left ankle.
Employee was walking on locomotive walkway and slipped on oil causing him to fall onto his RT knee.
Employee was climbing down from D8 dozer, he was facing machine using 3 point contact. He stepped onto the mid rail between the tracks his foot slipped off, he tried to catch himself his arm slipped through the bar and wedged under the fender causing the fracture. This employee's left hand was severely deformed in an accident a few years back and doesn't have a hand to grasp with.
Employee was getting out of L220F loader and rolled his ankle on a frozen clod.
Employee climbing over railcar, missed a step and tried to catch himself. Felt pops / snaps in elbow.
Employee was stepping out of dozer, slipped, and hit his left knee on the dozer track.
Return idler was on the ground in front of the Maintenance shop. Employee was distracted and tripped over the return idler. Stitches in right leg.
Employee was standing on a step stool to increase visibility. The step stool was not secured to the floor grating and it slipped through the floor grating. The employee injured his shoulder when he tried to catch himself. Employee did not seek medical attention until 6-5-08. This is when activity became restricted.