As employee was exiting the drive section on cv-204b, his foot was caught on a grease line that was near by. As he tried to free his foot from the grease line,he tripped and fell, rolling forward, and landing on his back. This caused a strain to his lower back area.
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Showing all 8As employee was climbing down ladder to go to MCC room, the employee slipped off the ladder and hit his left hand ring finger on the ladder. This caused a fracture to his left hand ring finger.
Troubleshooting - mobile crusher. The employee was standing on a platform working on some hydraulic lines. When he stepped off he slipped and fell on some dust build up, and twisted his ankle. (Fell against hydraulic leg.)
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STEPPED OFF LADDER OF HAUL UNIT AND FELL TWO FEET INTO THE GROUND, FRACTURE TO LEFT ANKLE, MODIFIED DUTY.
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CLIMBING DOWN LOCOMOTIVE, SLIPPED AND HIT LEFT KNEE ON ROD.
CLIMBING UP LADDER TO ENTER LOADER CAB. DOOR JAMMED & HE JUMPED/FELL TO THE GROUND