TM smashed finger while changing a main plate at WRP causing two lacerations to finger.
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Showing all 14While walking downstairs, team member slipped exiting the last step which made them fall against the handrail.
Team member felt pain in wrist after shoveling.
EE was working on top of a primary sump with an EE wrapping a vertical 18" cpvc pipe with a sealing tape. As EE handed the wrap to EE, EE went to reposition self to receive the wrap and EE's foot slipped thru an opening on the pipe support and fell to EE's left, landing on EE's left forearm. Both EE's were wearing fall protection at time of the incident.
TM was verifying side by side heating issue when they were burned by Gator radiator steam.
TM fell while descending stairs and while attempting to catch themselves felt a pop in EE's left arm.
Team Member sustained bicep/shoulder injury after caught in a pinch point during work activities.
TM was exiting car and twisted ankle.
TM cut lip while doing metal work.
TM reported, that while shoveling material in the reclaim tunnel their knee started hurting.
Team member injured right hand and elbow while installing radiator hose on D11.
Team member was loading material at the end of the cut when the team member's scraper was struck twice from behind by another CAT 627F scraper resulting in neck and upper back pain. This injury was considered first aid until the team member's first day of treatment on 8/1/23.
While using a 1 1/2 inch hose to wash down under the tower, TM lost balance and hit EE's left back of head (Above left mastoid) on a cross beam. Additional trauma was inflicted on left eyebrow.
Employee was holding an idling chainsaw when the chainsaw caught the outer seam of EE's PPE chaps. The saw kicked up and hit EE's left knee causing a 2.5 inch laceration on the left knee. Immediate first aid was given, then employee went to an urgent care and received stitches.