Puncture wounds, except gunshot wounds

A piece of wood/splinter from a wooden crate embedded in an employee’s left thigh.

An employee was standing behind a counter when a customer came in and started swinging a knife at the employee. The employee was chased around the store and stabbed multiple times, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was cleaning a vehicle’s valve cover gasket with a needle tool when it stabbed his left hand.

An employee was retrieving a canine from a kennel when it bit the employee’s left forearm, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was working on a customer’s packaging machine when the employee’s screwdriver slipped and punctured the employee’s hand.

An employee was operating an aerial lift when the main control feed line ruptured, injecting fluid into his right palm.

An employee was using an industrial stapler to construct a shipping crate when a 2-inch staple punctured the employee’s right leg above the knee, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was moving a pallet to turn it in a different direction. A nail gun was about to fall and the employee tried to catch it. As the employee reached for the nail gun, the trigger was activated and the nail gun discharged a nail into the employee’s right thigh.

An employee was using a hammer on a stuck valve when the hammer broke. A metal shard from the hammer pierced the employee’s eye.

An employee was holding a nail gun as he placed plywood down to get cut. He then stepped on a rail, lost his balance, and fell. As he fell, the nail gun shot a nail into his right knee, requiring hospitalization.