SISQUOC AGGREGATES Metal/Non-Metal

EE reported to his foreman that he injured himself while cleaning out the east side crusher sometime in October 2011. He indicated that he understands that he violated company policy for not informing his supervisor at the time of the injury.

Plant Operator strained his low back on Monday, 12/06/10, while shoveling sand. On Friday, 12/10/10, the Plant Operator was carrying a 20 lb Come-Along up some stairs causing further strain to his low back. On Monday, 12/13/10, the employee reported the injury to his supervisor and that he was suffering from severe pain in his low back.

Employee reported that on 7/19, as he was attaching a water hose to a water line, he felt a pain in his lower back. He did not report it to his supervisor until the next day, 7/20 after clocking in. He was seen by the local clinic which took him off work for a back and hip strain. His lost time began on 7/21.

A small rock fell from from an elevated work platform striking the injured employee's right eye. The incident resulted in a scratch on the employee's right eye.

Employee reported that the front-end loader he was operating shifted to one side when it hit some debris in a roadway. The motion of the loader cause a twinge in his right hip area.

During normal operation of his haul truck, the employee reported that the bouncing of the truck and occasionally the bumping during loading caused a back strain.

Employee was performing housekeeping. He stood up and hit the top of his hard hat on an I-beam.

When the employee dropped into a crawl hole he landed wrong on his left knee.

Employee was lifting into place a gear box for a conveyor.

Employee was assisting a co-worker who was welding a Seco Shaker frame when he received an arc flash. Employee did not feel the injury was severe enough to report right away. Informed employer on 7/14/06.

EMPLOYEE WAS HAULING MATERIAL WHEN SHE FELT PAIN IN HER BACK.

BOUNCING AROUND IN THE LOADER/OFF ROAD CONDITIONS IN WASHED SAND AREA NOT SUITABLE FRO HIGH SPEED TRAVEL.

EE WAS DISCONNECTING POWER SUPPLY TO JAW CRUSHERWHEN HE HIT THE DISCONNECT HANDLE. THE HANDLE WAS HOT AND CREATED A HEAT FLASH.

EMPLOYEE WAS CUTTING A HOSE WITH HIS OWN KNIFE &SLIPPED, PUTTING KNIFE INTO HIS OWN THIGH.

EE HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED W/CARPAL TUNNEL & REPORTED IT ON 1/28/00. HE WAS PERFORMING SHOVELING AND OILING DUTIES WHEN HE FELT PAIN IN BOTH HANDS. EE WAS SCHEDULED FOR SURGERY ON 4/28/00 BUT LEFT PLANT ON 4/19/00.