Essar Minerals Canada Limited safety activity

EE felt 3 pops in EE's shoulder while on EE's forearms.

EE was putting a 3/8" x 4' x 2' piece of steel into the scrap bin when it fell and partially landed on the outside of their right foot.

EE and a partner were moving 60-80-pound return rollers from the staging area to a cart for transport to the work area. While lowering one roller onto the cart, EE's partner set down their end first which caused the roller to shift and slip from EE's hands. EE's gloved left hand became caught between the return roller and rack resulting in pain and swelling to left index finger.

Worker was welding on duct while being fabbed. Overhead, Worker B was grinding. When worker A lifted hood, metal fragment from overhead grinding flew into EE's eye past EE's safety glasses. Worker A was taken to eye clinic, fragment was removed.

While fabricating plates for pan feeder, injured worker (IW) was using an angle grinder to clean and smooth holes that had previously been cut. Piece of metal bypassed worker's face shield and prescription safety glasses and entered the eye. EE was transported to eye clinic for medical evaluation and treatment, where three metal fragments were removed from the eye

Injured Worker was walking between 2 buses in parking lot prior to work. EE walked out into driveway and was struck by truck going at higher than allowed speed. EE's shin was fractured, ambulance took EE to hospital, and was treated and released for follow up with Orthopedic Dr

EE arrived onsite past check in shack, hit pothole which caused tire to blow. While changing tire, jack slipped out causing the vehicle to fall, pinching a hand between tire and fender.

Tweaked while moving an 18" piece of duct on the ground.