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IW & coworker were installing a roller and IW pinky got caught underneath, causing a laceration and fracture.

IW was using hammer to loosen wedge blocks. A shard of metal came loose and stuck in their arm, causing a laceration.

IW pulled a tool tray out and strained EE's back.

IW approached a small crane that was beginning operations. EE failed to alert the operator of EE's whereabouts. EE then stood in a blind spot for the operator and as the outriggers were being lowered EE got EE's foot caught.

IW was mounting haul truck after break. EE was not paying attention, EE was looking at EE's phone. EE bumped EE's head on the overhang of the truck bed.

IW was using a cutting torch. A piece of metal came loose and struck IW right hand causing a laceration. The metal also struck IW right foot causing a contusion.

IW was performing maintenance; carrying a guard and EE pulled a groin muscle.

IW struck left little finger with hammer.

Slip while dismounting caught self straining side

Retrieving a tool from truck bed. 5" drill bit slipped out of hand landed on left foot just above steel toe tip of boots.

IW was hosing under equipment and when IW stepped back to turn, twisted left knee.

IW was cutting out a bearing and hot slag went under their safety glasses and into their eye.

Flash on the handle of welding torch. Flame went under injured worker's glove.

IW working on a tarp and little finger got caught between rope and shaft.

IW was operating a loader when IW struck a solid rock with the bucket, jolting IW forward.

Worker has no specific incident or occurrence, but EE believes the sore back is from doing daily job - driving a haul truck.

Worker thought digging bar was clear of two pipes, and began to lift and walk away with it. The bar got jarred and as EE pulled, the motion over extended EE's shoulder. Worker denied care at time of incident. EE worked at full capacity until EE requested and went for an initial evaluated on 11/23/22.

IW was dismounting equipment when EE lost EE's footing on the last step banging EE's right knee.

IW lost footing while dismounting equipment, fell backward hurting back and right hip. Received restrictions 8/8, following initial treatment on 8/5.

Injured worker was struck in the head when a drum dolly became dislodged.

Employee was putting roller in and was struggling to get the roller to stand up next to another roller and while doing so, the hand rolled into the roller and got pinched between the two rollers.

Lifting rock out of the cone crusher chute. It slid out and ripped skin and nail of right pinky finger.

Employee said that they were working down in the hole, there was a roll of plastic liner on a rack being. As they were rolling out the plastic liner, the plastic liner slid down the rack and crushed employee's left hand between the liner and the rack.

EE was sitting on a little stool leaning forward to change brakes and hub assembly of a truck. When EE sat up EE's lower back spasmed.

EE was working on the tail pulley adjuster to provide slack for the conveyor. While removing the plug from the adjuster, the plug struck EE's left index finger, palm and thumb.

EE was changing the wheel on a hand grinder. EE accidentally depressed the trigger lock and trigger. The grinder then jolted from EE's hand and cut the left ring finger.

While operating an excavator a small rock became dislodged and flew through the open window of the cab striking employee in the face above left eye.

Employee was climbing up the steps to the Haul truck while holding on to the hand rail. Employee heard a pop in right middle finger.

Walking on the ground.

Entering haul truck 06-0034 turned to open door, hit head on ROP guard (height of door 62.5 inches).

EE was removing bolts from bearing flange and bolt hit EE in the head.

A piece of plate steel hit and bent thumbs backward.

Tightening up a hose that was leaking, standing between tire and step fender on loader #260068 foot slipped, fell backwards onto blacktop approx. 4 feet, injuring center left side of back.

Servicing 26-0073 from top step, right side rear step 35" from floor changing filters, foot slipped off dirt on step, employee fell to shop floor.

Throughout the day when working ee felt calf muscle giving out. When ee stepped into truck to leave at end of work day, ee heard a pop and felt intense pain.

Employee was changing screens and the screen fell, causing a laceration to left middle finger.

Putting a nut on a bolt while on a small ladder, slipped off ladder, fell approximately 2 feet and landed wrong on EE's foot, injuring ankle.

Employee got the right foot stuck in the mud. When trying to free their foot from the mud they then twisted their knee.

Employee slipped on snow-covered ice during heavy snowfall in the operator's parking area. Employee fell backward onto left shoulder.

EE fell off uke bumper while entering the truck. EE injured right wrist, elbow and ribs.

Using hand wrench to loosen a nut. Wrench slipped off and elbow hit pipe below.

Digging out chute. Employee has been working regular job since June, was treating with therapy. Employee has not improved and is going for surgery Fri. 9-15-17. Employee will be off work following surgery.

Heavy rain

EE was using a ratchet and it slipped off the bolt and struck EE above the right eye.

Climbing off screen equipment, fell on the ground (4ft approx.). Left ankle sprain, facial contusions.

He was pulling a roll a way chute closed. He strained his upper back.

Lifting motor with chain hoist. The chain became disconnected and pinched left index finger causing laceration and fractures.

Employee was adjusting the gates on the screen deck of the crusher and he knelt on a rock. The knee became swollen.

Employee was welding a loader bucket and took his gloves off to use a sledge hammer and accidently grabbed the hot spot on the loader bucket. He received a second degree burn on his right hand palm.

Pain in right arm from elbow to wrist. Employee was treating with WorkNet doctors and Phila Hand Ctr. until surgery 1/20/14 and still working. Started missing work 1/20/14.