Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury

An employee was operating a forklift truck. His left hand was outside the cage area of forklift as he was moving parallel to a storage rack. He positioned his left hand on one of the rack beams and then slightly turned the truck with his right hand. The truck maneuvered at an angle, and the […]

An employee was descending a light pole and stepped onto an A-frame ladder in the closed position. The ladder gave way and the employee fell approximately 8 feet to the ground level, suffering right hip and right rib injuries.

An employee was backing up a tractor when it rolled onto its side. The employee fell to the ground and suffered a back injury.

An employee was using a rod to clean coal ash out of a bin. The employee felt pain in his upper back, neck, and both arms and was later taken to the hospital.

An employee tripped and fell while exiting a tractor, suffering a left ankle injury.

An employee was on a ladder, installing a window and removing trim. The employee fell about 11 feet to the concrete driveway below, suffering a back injury.

A driver was loading new vehicles onto his auto hauler. After driving a vehicle onto the trailer he exited the vehicle and slipped. He fell about 4 feet to the ground injuring his heels.

An employee was adjusting a bellypan conveyor belt when his right arm was caught by and pulled into the moving conveyor belt, trapping his arm and causing severe damage to the right arm muscle.

An employee was spotting for a forklift driver. His left hand was caught and crushed between the forklift’s mast and a crate. Four of the fingers were injured and required surgery.

An employee was struck in the back by a falling bale of boxes.