Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury

An employee was banding foundation blocks. The tier lift came down on his foot, injuring his left fourth toe.

At 11:00 a.m. on June 14, 2019, an employee of Manhattan Construction Company (MCC) and an employee of Centennial Moisture Control were in a yard when a piece of corrugated metal decking fell onto them from about 140 feet above, knocking them to the ground. The MCC employee suffered significant facial trauma and was hospitalized.

An employee was using a pinch-off tool when the tool struck his head/jaw.

An employee was assaulted by a former employee, suffering injuries to the face. He was hospitalized.

An employee was offloading bags when multiple bags fell and struck the employee’s left knee, resulting in a possible infection to the knee joint.

An employee was bent down, welding retaining straps for drydock blocks, when a forklift knocked over a stack of blocks. The blocks rolled over and hit the employee, causing a lower back injury.

An employee fell, suffering a knee injury.

An employee was handling a tag line for a unit assembly when the employee fell approximately 5 feet and suffered a back injury.

An employee was conducting abrasive blasting on a 2-inch wide support for a garden chair. The hose dropped and the blasting material struck the back of his right leg.

An employee was entering a production line to weld a tab on a pipe when the employee’s left leg (between the ankle and knee) was caught and injured between a steel pipe and a roller breaker.