Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury

An employee was delivering shingles to a customer on the roof of a house. The employee fell from the roof edge, landing on the ground 12 feet below and suffering injuries to the nose and cervical vertebrae.

An employee was walking down a hallway that was just mopped when he slipped and fell. He attempted to break his fall with his right hand, splitting it on impact.

A piece of pipe slipped while being set down in a cradle and struck and employee’s foot, injuring it.

An employee was troubleshooting a pipe machine when it malfunctioned and cycled, catching him in a pinch point and injuring his right hip.

An employee was caught between a core puller (a hydraulic cylinder machine) and a quench table. His back and left hip were severely injured.

An off-duty employee felt ill and pulled his truck over in a store parking lot to sleep in the cab. He was found unresponsive after falling in the parking lot, suffering head and rib injuries that required hospitalization.

An employee tripped over a pallet while guiding a pipe being carried by a forklift. The pipe fell and struck the employee on the head and chest.

An employee was transitioning from an electrical pole to a ladder when he fell 20 feet to the ground, injuring his spine.

An employee was responding to a call to provide assistance when he came upon a wet concrete floor and slipped, falling to the concrete floor and injuring his hip.

An employee began experiencing cramps while working at a refinery, requiring hospitalization.