Davenport Ranch Cline Quarry safety activity

Employee was performing a brake job on a water truck when EE dropped the brake drum on EE's foot resulting in the injury. The drum fractured a toe on EE's foot.

Employee was conducting an inspection of VSI Crusher prior to starting machine. While inspecting underneath the machine, EE was holding up the skirting and it slipped out of EE's grip. The metal crossbar on the skirting came into contact with the left side of EE's facial area, resulting in two lacerations around EEs left eyelid area. EE received 12 sutures to seal the lacerations.

Employee was attempting to place a bearing onto a shaft by hammering bearing onto shaft. This resulted in a piece of metal shard embedding itself into the left wrist area of the employee.

Employee was working maintenance on a conveyor belt system and felt a strain in EE's lower back while EE lifted the belt. Upon being interviewed, EE stated that EE believed EE aggravated a prior non-work related injury that had put EE out of work for several months.

While performing mechanic duties, HOLT employee and Weisman Equipment contractor, was embedded in the left chest area by a small piece of metal shard from a piece of equipment. The employee was taken to a medical facility to receive medical treatment and the foreign body was removed from the chest.

Employee was removing a carrier roller and support block from a 336 Caterpillar Machine. To remove the block the employee was using a metal punch and hammer. When the hammer stuck the punch a shard of metal chipped off striking the employee's chest.

Employee was guiding a forklift moving a heavy motor. the motor became lodged on the floor of a connex, and in attempting to dislodge the motor, it rolled on the top of their right foot.

Conducting pressure checks on a brake valve, EE went between the right front tire and the frame to attach the pressure gauge. The other mechanic in the cab turned the wheel to the left, thinking they would check the valves in the same order as the previous truck, and this trapped employee between the tire and the frame. EE was diagnosed with four broken ribs and a punctured lung.

EE repositioning 55-gal. poly drum in rear of service vehicle. Drum slipped, falling and pinching EE left ringer finger between the drum and bed of service vehicle.