Employee was walking around a service truck and slipped on ice, injuring EE's right shoulder. EE began missing on 5/16/2025, because of rotator cuff surgery.
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Showing all 21Employee was dismounting a rock truck when EE lost EE's grip and fell to the ground.
EE, at the beginning of the shift was climbing the mounting ladder on the 789C Rock truck and as EE went to grab the grab rail on the front of the cab, missed the rail with hand and as a result fell backwards and landed on back & right hip.
Employee was climbing up the access steps of the 777C rock truck to clean the mirrors. EE lost footing and fell backwards to the ground. Employee landed on back and began experiencing pain in the neck, back, and hips as a result of the fall.
EE was dismounting the D11T cat dozer when EE lost footing and step to the ground twisting the left knee.
Employee slipped and fell from a service truck as ee was unloading wear strips for a dozer blade. EE suffered a laceration to left hand that required stiches.
Stepping down out of the truck, slipped & fell to the ground, hurt back & elbow
EE was working was working on a dozer when loosing footing and falling to the ground.
Employee was walking towards mobile piece of equipment, with hard hat in hand, when employee tripped and fell forward striking forehead on the frame of the mobile equipment.
Loading holes on a shot, slipped in mud, hurt back.
Employee was walking across the parking lot when he twisted his ankle. (No tripping hazards observed)
Employee was getting off dozer when he slipped causing him to twist his left knee.
Slipped on ice while carrying box of boosters.
Employee stated that he stepped in a drill hole that was hid by a small amount of dirt on top of the hole. Employee reported accident on 4-12-10.
EE stated that while getting off a 777 Rock Truck, he fell from the right front ladder.
The employee stated he was cleaning the top floor (and floor) of the belt presses. He rashed down the steps to check the presses on the 1st floor when he lost three, point contact with the hand rails and fell at the bottom step. He stated that his right leg went under the step and twisted his ankle.
Employee stated that while climbing on the powder truck he fell/slipped and hurt his back. Reported to Management 4-3-07. Went to Doctor 4-6-07.
Employee was getting off the drill when he twisted his right ankle.
Wiring up a shot, stepping from one bench to another, a distance of about 3 feet, fell, hurt ankle.
Employee had completed pre-shift inspection. As he was getting on the loader, he slipped and caught himself with his left arm. This strained his shoulder.
EE OPENED THE PARTS TRAILER AND WAS SURPRISED BY A HOUSE CAT WHICH HAD BECOME TRAPPED INSIDE. WHEN STARTLED, THE EE TRIPPED DOWN THE STAIRS AND FELL ON HIS LEFT ARM.