Employee was walking on a catwalk when they slipped and grabbed onto the handrail for support. In doing so, a pain was felt in the shoulder. Injured went to doctor on 10/7/21 and was taken off work.
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Showing all 13Employee was stepping from the cab to the track of the excavator and rolled an ankle.
Employee stated was climbing up the steps on a haul truck when employee lost balance and fell.
Employee stated ee was cleaning the concrete pad with a hose when ee stepped off the pad and strained knee.
Employee stated employee was walking towards a water pump to refuel it, while walking down the hill employee slipped and twisted employee's ankle.
The employee was running to turn on computer screen for the slurry and rolled their ankle.
The employee stepped off of a trailer and rolled his ankle.
The employee was exiting haul truck, her ankle gave out causing her to fall. Employee sought medical treatment after she was laid off and documentation to the extent of treatment was provided to the employer on January 20, 2015.
The employee stepped off of a concrete footing and twisted his ankle.
The employee was climbing onto a trackhoe, slipped bumping his left elbow.
Employee was exiting the 992 C loader and missed the last step causing him to twist his left ankle. Initially treated in the ER, was released without restrictions. He requested medical treatment again, 11/4/10 was given an steroid injection to the ankle, medical records recieved 11/18/10 notifying us of the injection.
EE reported he stepped down from truck tire onto a rock and twisted his left ankle.
AFTER EXAMINING THE NEW CONVEYOR, THE EMPLOYEE CLIMBED DOWN FROM THE CONVEYOR, STEPPED ON LOOSE MATERIAL AND FELL TO THE GROUND JAMMING LEFT THUMB CAUSING DISLOCATION.