Traumatic injuries to muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, etc., unspecified

An employee was installing a fire system from a ladder. He stepped awkwardly off the ladder and suffered muscular/tendon damage to his left knee/ankle.

An employee was troubleshooting a conveyor belt when the conveyor injured his left-hand tendons, requiring surgery.

An asphalt crew was lifting a piece of equipment when an employee strained his back and injured ribs. The employee was hospitalized.

An employee was attempting to remove paper from between rollers on the manufacturing line. The employee’s glove got caught in the rollers pulling her left arm into the rollers resulting in tissue damage to the arm.

An employee was hand feeding a shingle sheet between two rolls. The sheet pulled the employee’s right hand between the rolls resulting in a tendon injury and swollen hand.

While walking, an employee slipped off a curb and injured his right calf muscle. He was admitted to the hospital for treatment.

Two employees were trying to subdue a patient who became unruly and was attempting to fight with another patient. The patient fought back and knocked the employee into a wall causing a pectoral muscle injury. The employee was hospitalized.

An employee was repairing a debarker machine. The arm of the machine was loosened and fell on the employee’s hand fracturing a finger and injuring a tendon that required surgery to repair.

An employee was training a coworker in the processing division when he noticed something caught in an overhead conveyor. When he went to remove it, his glove got caught in the conveyor, twisting his right wrist and injuring his extensor tendon.

An employee was waiting for welders to complete an isolation on a pipe. The employee started cramping and was hospitalized with a muscle injury.