Soreness, pain, hurt-nonspecified injury

An employee was climbing an extension ladder to the top of a seed barn when he fell 15 feet to the ground, injuring his right elbow. He was hospitalized.

An employee was walking upstairs when she tripped and fell, injuring her shoulder.

An employee was working in an excavation, tightening flange bolts on a pipe, while an excavator operator was changing the excavator bucket nearby. The bucket came loose, hit the ground, and rolled approximately 10 feet into the excavation, striking the employee and pinning him underneath it. He suffered a lower leg injury.

An employee was setting up a drilling rig when he fell approximately 14 feet off the substructure. He suffered damaged vertebrae and a cranium laceration, requiring hospitalization.

An employee was sitting in her office when a recently terminated employee came into the office and attacked her. The employee received injuries to the head and face.

An employee was operating a truck and fell while descending the ladder backwards (i.e., while facing away from the ladder) sustaining face and back injuries.

An employee was standing beside his truck while a truck next to him was emptying a roll-off container. The door of the roll-off container opened and struck the employee on the lower back. The employee was hospitalized.

An employee was installing a lining in a pipe that was operating when the inverter blew up and a piece of equipment struck the employee’s face.

An employee was inspecting a water heater in the attic of a residence and fell 8 feet when the ladder gave way, landing on his back.

An employee was installing a sign for a newly constructed gas station and was using a 14-foot extension ladder along with some hand tools. When he began to descend the ladder, it slid to the side. He then fell 12 feet to the ground below and injured his back, requiring hospitalization and surgery.