Cone feeder was stopped due to rocks in the belt/tail drum. The guard was pulled to clean the area. Employee reached in to possibly brush out more rocks, their arm and hand were pulled into the machine and wedged between the belt/tail drum. Their arm rolled with the belt and was pushed out by the machine. Their hand had lacerations on it.
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Showing all 6While moving mobile equipment to a new location, the employee had lost his footing in a muddy and slippery area and fell and broke his lower leg upon impact.
Using an air impact gun pressed up on a bolt with the palm of his hand, bolt spun and cut his hand. He went to the doctors later that night and received stiches.
Pickup truck rolled toward employee. Employee moved out of the way and broke various bones.
Pickup truck rolled toward employee. Employee moved out of the way, fell, pickup tire rolled over ankle, spraining ankle.
BELT CONTAINED A LOT OF DIRT/MUD MUD WAS BUILDING UP ON RETURN ROLLERS CAUSING BELT TO TRACK OFFEE THOUGHT HE COULD SCRAP MUD OFF