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Employee had installed a 3" discharge line on water pump. When pump was started, the discharge line came off striking employee in the face.
Employee was replacing a retractable metal chute (sheet metal). The chute slid down and caught a hand between the chute and the slate conveyor.
Employee stated that while getting on the 980G Front end loader, EE slipped and twisted their neck and back. *Employee began missing work due to this injury on 8/16/2021.
Employee was moving a piece of metal to be cut when he felt pain in his back.
Employee was starting a gasoline engine water pump and got his hand against the muffler.
Employee was welding two pipes together at an elevated location when an apparent electrocution happened. He was working in a confined location and was probably wet with sweat.
EE was walking toward end loader when he slipped and fell injuring his right leg.