In Nascote Industries v. Industrial Comm' n, 353 Ill. App. 3d 1056, 820 N.E.2d 531, 534, 289 Ill. Dec. 755 (2004), the employee worked as a trimmer in a molding department. The employee's duties included moving bumpers throughout the production facility and then moving trimmed bumpers onto a rack. After the employee had placed a trimmed bumper in a rack, she turned around, stepped out of the rack and onto the floor injuring herself. The Commission found that the employee's injuries occurred as a result of her attempting to keep pace with the production line.