Abstract: At approximately 3:15 a.m. on August 26, 1992, Employee #1, of Miller Brewing Company, was retrieving a fallen bottle from a B-6 drop packer conveyor line machine. His left glove became caught between the running conveyor belt and rollers. Employee #1's middle and ring fingers on his left hand were lacerated. He was taken to Queen of the Valley Hospital in West Covina, CA, for treatment, including skin grafting surgery. Employee #1 said in a phone interview that he could not find the power OFF switch to the conveyor machine and, therefore, could not de-energize the machine before clearing the jammed bottle. The power control switch is located about 15 ft away on a panel and was turned off by a coworker after learning about the accident. Lockout/blockout procedures were not strictly followed.