While disconnecting a 6" suction hose from a water pump, employees left hand got caught between the hose and a rock.
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Showing all 6Employee was pulling a 6"x10'L suction hose and tripped over a rock. As employee was falling EE put EE's left hand out to catch self. Employees left hand hit the ground.
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