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Employee was walking from the equipment he was operating to his vehicle. He slipped on an icy surface and fell to the ground. He experienced pain in his right shoulder
Employee stepped down from from a trackhoe. He stepped down upon uneven ground with his left foot and twisted his left ankle.
Employee was fueling a track hoe. Employee was climbing down from the track hoe and slipped. He grabbed a handle with his right hand to break his fall. He began experiencing pain in his right shoulder.
Employee was rolling up electrical cord. He tripped and fell. He began experiencing pain in his left shoulder.
Employee was exiting a loader and proceeding down the steps of the loader. His foot slipped on a step and he fell approximately two feet to the ground. The employee landed on his feet. He began experiencing pain in his lower back
Employee was stepping down from a ladder on the screen deck. He sprained his left ankle when his left foot came down onto a drag instead of the ground.
Employee stepped onto an elevated wood block. The wood block was not stable and rolled. The employee fell and sprained his left ankle.
Employee was climbing down the steps of his loader. He slipped off the last step and felt pain in his back