Driver backed over the dump, flipping the truck. He was told not to back out but he did anyway. He caused approx. $30,000 cosmetic work to coal truck.
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Showing all 14Employee was climbing into powder truck cab when he slipped and fell backwards. Employee tried to catch himself with his right hand. Broke bone in hand.
EE was welding on dozer blade. Dozer blade was blocked up and blade fell from blocks, hitting EE's right knee and injuring ankle.
Employee was servicing equipment when grease gun splattered grease into employee's eye.
Employee was assisting with repairing 1100 excavator when he jumped from track of 1100 to get a shovel, thus injuring knee.
Employee tripped and fell on deck of R-65 while hooking up jumper cables. Hurt his back.
EE was working an old slide in Hollow when the dirt above slid down on excavator- EE is okay
Employee was traveling access road to get to the drill when the road broke off and turned over the truck he was traveling in.
EE was installing flooring on the 4th level of prep plant when he tripped and fell forward causing him to fall down to the 3rd level. He broke the lower right leg below the knee and cut his left wrist requiring 12 stitches.
Employee missed step while climbing down from dozer, hitting the push arm on the dozer while falling, landing on right hand and ribs.
drill operator climbing on front of drill steps when he lost his footing, falling on pit floor, falling backwards 4 or 5 feet.
DOING REPAIR ON EXCAVATOR BUCKET; PIECE OF METALSLIPPED; CUT & BROKE 3 FINGERS ON LEFT HAND
REMOVING ENGINE COVER ON DOZER WHEN WELD BROKE ON COVER- HITTING RIGHT ARM
FELL WHILE ENTERING EXCAVATOR.