Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury

A temporary employee was on a ladder attempting to work with an electrical wire after placing a light in a ceiling grid when he fell to the ground, suffering a sore back. He may have been exposed to electricity.

An employee was welding a metal plate to the top of a stand. The plate fell onto his finger, injuring it, and he was hospitalized.

An employee was making a connection when a heavy pipe got away from the employee and caught the employee’s left forearm between it and a board.

An employee was removing leftover material from the bed of a flatbed truck. He tripped on dunnage and fell off the flatbed, landing on and injuring his right elbow. He was hospitalized.

An employee was going up in a bucket truck when he fell approximately 10 feet out of the bucket and injured his back/spinal cord.

An employee was moving steel plates with an overhead crane when a piece slipped off the chain and struck the employee’s foot/ankle.

An employee was tripping pipe out of a hole when his right hand was caught between the handle and the elevator, injuring his index and middle fingers.

An employee was walking between rooms, tripped and fell striking her head on the wall.

An employee was pumping raw milk from a tanker truck into a silo when he noticed a connection was leaking. He stood in front of the pipe to tighten the clamp when the pipe separated from the clamp, striking him in the lower abdomen. He was hospitalized.

An employee was working on a frac tank and fell into the guardrail resulting in injury to the left torso/ribs.