Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury

An employee was struck by an 800-pound coil that was on a spindle when it fell resulting in injury to the left leg and knee cap.

An employee was mopping the floor when he attempted to prevent a door from closing, slipped, and fell to the floor, injuring his left hip.

An employee was lifting an approximately 20-pound glass rack for a dishwasher when the employee’s back seized up, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was being trained to use a manual lathe when her hand was caught and pulled into the wrap, causing her to flip over the lathe and injuring her arm.

An employee was holding the top portion of a load bar and resting it on the dock when a coworker operating a forklift bumped the bottom portion of the load bar, pressing it into the injured employee’s abdomen. The employee lost consciousness and suffered abdominal pain and bruised ribs.

An employee was wrenching down a clamp on a rolling platform ladder. He completed his task and was about to descend when he missed his footing and fell about 50 inches to the ground. He struck his head and right shoulder and was hospitalized.

An employee was straightening boxes. The employee’s left-hand fingers were caught and injured in a conveyor belt.

An employee was climbing a wooden ladder built at the jobsite to go between the third and fourth floors. The employee slipped and slid down the ladder, falling onto the third floor and injuring the left heel/ankle.

An employee was troubleshooting a meat forming machine when the sensor tripped and the machine caught his hand. His right ring finger was injured.

While helping a coworker perform hydroblasting, an employee was struck in both shins by the high-pressure water stream.