Fractures and dislocations

The employee was aligning the traffic control barrels when a vehicle struck the employee. The employee sustained a broken leg, arm and a dislocated ankle.

An employee was retrieving work equipment from the roof when he fell through a hole cut by another employee. He suffered broken ribs, cracked vertebrae, and a dislocated shoulder, requiring hospitalization.

A temporary employee became involved in a physical altercation with another temporary employee, suffering a fractured right fibula/dislocated right ankle.

An employee was working on the rig floor and tripped over an object that he just placed on the rig floor falling to the ground. The employee landed on his shoulder fracturing an arm and dislocating his elbow.

An employee was descending a ladder and lost his footing falling 12-15 feet. The employee sustained a broken left wrist, dislocated the right shoulder and fractured the right side of his face and jaw.

An employee was standing in the gymnasium bouncing a basketball. When the employee turned to walk away, he dislocated his hip and fell to the floor fracturing his hip.

An employee was returning to her work area carrying a case of water bottles on her right shoulder. She was walking down a catwalk and came to a 4-step elevation change. As she walked down the steps, her left foot became entangled in some air hose, causing her to lose her balance. As she stepped […]

After installing a light fixture, an employee fell off the ladder, suffering a compression fracture to the lower back and dislocating an elbow.

An employee arrived at the bus yard and parked his vehicle. He started walking through an automatic gate and tripped over the track that the gate wheel rolls on. He fell and fractured his nose, broke some teeth, and displaced two vertebrae.

An employee was delivering food product to a restaurant location. The employee was going down the truck ramp, misstepped near the bottom and fell dislocating his right ankle and breaking his lower right leg. The employee was admitted to the hospital for surgery.