Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury

An employee pulled up on a golf cart outside a work bay and got off the golf cart to plug it into a charger. A reversing tractor then ran over his right foot.

An employee was on a boat house ladder, attempting to hand tools to a coworker on the roof, when the employee fell off the ladder, suffering head and back injuries.

An employee was climbing into a trailer when he slipped, fell to the ground, and injured his head and back.

An employee was replacing a broken clevis and bolt on an automatic guided vehicle. When the employee moved the cylinder to inspect it, the cylinder released in the upward position. The employee’s right hand was caught between the top of the stroke cylinder shaft and the hood base of the equipment.

An employee tripped over a floor mat in front of an ice machine and injured her face.

An employee was trying to tarp a roll-off container when he fell back on his tailbone, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was working underneath a truck checking the wiring when a coworker got into the truck and drove away. The employee was dragged 2 feet, suffering injuries that required hospitalization.

A fork truck rolled over an employee’s foot.

An employee put on work gloves and felt a stinging sensation due to a possible insect bite.

Two employees were in an open trench checking and making a grade when they were struck by a piece of rock. They both suffered leg injuries and were hospitalized.