Traumatic injuries and disorders, unspecified

An employee was moving from one scaffold level to another when a board slipped causing him to fall.

An employee was taking part in an exercise program when he suffered vision loss.

An employee was picking up returns, tripped over a box of diapers, and fell.

An employee was installing duct work from the rafters in the attic when he lost his footing and fell to the ground landing on his head and shoulder.

An employee was working in the photo lab helping a customer. When she turned to get some photos off of the photo printer she fell.

The injured employee was working at his desk when a car was driven through the building and struck the injured employee.

An employee was replacing shingles on a steep pitched roof. As he was walking across the roof, he slipped and fell approximately 12 feet. The employee’s fall protection was not hooked to the anchor point at the time.

An employee fell approximately 15-20 feet off a bridge and was hospitalized.

An employee was working on a blowout preventer. When he went to remove the valve removal plug, pressure (approximately 300 PSI) released and struck him, blowing him 20 to 30 feet away. He was hospitalized.

A temporary employee was cleaning the mixer with salt and fell into the mixer. The mixer actuated and the employee was injured.