A drain plug had been over-tightened. When the employee was loosening it, employee hit the frame of the loader with arm.
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Showing all 5Employee had released a stone that was wedged between dual tires on a dump truck with a sledge hammer. After the stone was released and the hammer was on the ground the tire blew up. The tire did not hit employee, but because the tire was around sand and stone, when the tire blew, sand and small stones flew in the air and hit the employee in the chest, arms and eyes.
Employee was shoveling gravel, tightening bolts, reaching and pulling when left shoulder began to hurt.
DISASSEMBLING CLASSIFIERS WHEN CHUTE ON THE BOTTOM OF CLASSIFIER SHIFTED, SMASHING LEFT RING FINGER BETWEEN METAL. DR.'S REATTACHED FINGER NAIL AND RECEIVED SUTURES.
EMPLOYEE FELL FROM THE TOP OF THE WASH PLANT, FALLING FACE FIRST. WEATHER CONDITIONS WERE ICY, VERY WINDY & COLD. THERE WERE NO WITNESSES - EMPLOYEE APPARENTLY LOST FOOTING, SLIPPED & FELL.