Loading coal samples in truck, lifted sample weights of approximately 30-40 lbs, began to feel some lower back pain upon returning to vehicle and driving.
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Showing all 14Employee was pre-oping and climbing off the #10 dozer D9L as his foot hit the track he fell fracturing a rib. The track had ice and mud on it.
Employee was shoveling coal spillage from around a conveyor belt and his wrist began to hurt.
EE was working on a conveyor belt clamp the clamp slipped and struck his left index finger.
Employee parked D9L dozer near old parts climbed done step and slipped landing on old parts.
The employee was adding oil to a tow boat when he stood up and struck his head on a steel beam. The employee felt a sharp pain in his neck.
EE was stepping up on a bulldozer. His left foot slipped off the dozer, pulled a muscle in his right leg.
Pulling a wire rope on a barge. Felt pain in left arm.
Removing jockey wires from MEM 362 empty. Tugging on wiring, got burning sensation in lower back.
While shoveling in draw off tunnel. Back pain in lower front ribs.
The EE was walking down a set of stairs at the River Tunnel. His left foot slipped on some loose coal and it caused him to twist his right knee. (stain/sprain)
Lifting bucket of slurry out of sump in reclaimed tunnel and twisted back.
THE INJURED EE WAS STEPPING FROM THE BOAT TO A LOADED BARGE, AS HE STEPPED ONTO THE SNOW COVERED DECK HE SLIPPED AND FELL TWISTING HIS RT. ANKLE.
EE UNTIED STERN LINE FROM KAVEL ON STERN DECK OFHARBOR TUG BOAT. WHILE WALKING SIDEWAYS, CARRYING STERNLINE, HE INADVERTENTLY STEPPED OFF STERN DECK AND FELL AGAINST STERN SIDE GUARD RAIL. THE STERNDECK IS ELEVATED 2 FEET ABOVE TUG FLOOR.