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EE stepped out of the manlift basket onto the roof connected to a Miller retractable lanyard. The roof collapsed under EE and the lanyard did not engage to stop EE's fall. EE sustained broken ribs, punctured lung and scrapes and bruises.
Miner was traveling down the slope to a newly installed staircase. Miner slipped on rutted, uneven ground, caused by recent rains, and hurt left knee. Miner reported the incident but did not feel needed medical attention at that time, despite being asked to do so.
Miner was attempting to pull one pallet onto another and stepped between two slats in the bottom pallet and fell down. When EE fell, EE lost grip on the pallet EE was positioning on top and it fell onto EE's right ankle.
EE was climbing down a ladder. When EE stepped off the ladder, EE placed foot wrong and rolled their right ankle.
Per L&I form completed, employee was walking to work area, slipped on ice patch and hit back of head.
Employee & mechanic were working on excavator. He stepped back to get away from oil leak and tripped falling on left arm.
Employee was walking down steps, tripped & fell landing on right shoulder.
Employee was plowing snow and sanding. He finished parked the front end loader was walking back to plant area slipped and fell on left front arm. Hurt his left shoulder.
EE was getting out of the semi truck, stepping on unlevel ground and turned his ankle.
Employee was replacing an electric motor. He turned to move to the other side to tighten motor mount bolts when his foot stuck in the snow and he twisted his right knee.
Employee was stepping out of the loader and mis-stepped, injuring his right knee. There was no time loss.