Beck Street Metal/Non-Metal

Employee stepped off of a cone crusher onto a ladder bracket that was welded onto the catwalk with no ladder on it and rolled ankle.

While employee was moving angle iron from truck bed to man lift employee pinched left index finger between iron and toe board of man basket resulting in laceration that required sutures

A Komatsu 605HD rolled over backwards at the lower crushing material dump site, landing upside down. The wall was approximately 25 feet high. Employee was wearing a seatbelt at the time of the roll over.

Employee was driving a haul truck and was being loaded when that caused EE to be jarred in the cab of the truck causing muscle spasms in EE's back. This occurred on 11/22, went to the Dr. on 11/23 and treated conservatively until yesterday. The Dr. hasn't seen any improvement so Dr. ordered Physical Therapy and prescriptions making the recordable date 11/29/22.

Bruised foot

Employee received a laceration on left brow, receiving 6 stitches

Employee Rolled a Skid-steer, was released to full duty. Continued having pain, became recordable from MRI results on October 26, 2018 showed Tear in L. shoulder tendon.

Entering loader, reached for the handrail on the door while stepping to top stair. Missed door handrail & fell backwards. Caught self with hand. This action caused a heavy load on EE's right shoulder. MRI shows a Bicep tear. Delay in reporting as Insurance has been debating if the tears are Chronic or Acute.

Employee was working on wash screen and felt discomfort in eye. EE thought some dirt was in it from sweat and was wearing safety glasses. EE used the wash station at work and went home at 2:30 am. At 8 am that same morning EE still felt discomfort and called EE's supervisor for treatment. EE was treated for foreign debris in eye.

When removing a sheave, he dropped it causing his finger to get caught between sheave and the catwalk

EE woke with severe chest pain at approx. 3:30 a.m. and believed it to be really bad heart burn, he got ready for work and then drove to the office. Upon arrival, he started experiencing more of the pain with some tingling in leg and arm. When another EE arrived he asked her to call 911. EE was coherent and communicating with EMT's at departure from the mine.

After adjusting sand belt feeder, impact wrench fell and hit employee's hard hat then nose.

EE was walking oxygen bottle off rack toward him and exerted more force with his right arm.

Shoveling out belly of screeen, while doing this his back was against metal hopper wall. The EE slid against the hopper wall, scraping his back. Area was in a tight area to work in.

Employee stopped loader next to berm so that he could get out and give a set of keys to a supervisor. Descending the ladder, no 3 point hold, he jumped to the berm landing on the slope side with toes pointing upwards, overextending the calf muscle. a couple hr later declined medical help. a week later 11/8/06 pain still continued, he then decided he should be looked

EE was lifting/moving a crusher screen that is 5'X6', weighing approx 40lbs by himself. After lifting the screen, he began to experience pain and swelling at the left elbow.

EMPLOYEE WAS WORKING WITH A CHROME BEARING WHEN A SLIVER OF CHROME CAME OFF AND ENTERED HIS HAND ON THE PALM SIDE. IT IS NOW BETWEEN THE BONE AND TENDONS.

EMPLOYEE WAS LUBRICATING A BELT ON THE FORKLIFT IN PREPERATION TO REMOVE THE BELT. ANOTHER EMPLOYEE OPERATING A BOBCAT WAS PULLING ON THE FORKLIFT, THE BOBCAT'S WHEELS BEGAN TO SPIN SO THE OPERATOR TURNED IT OFF. THIS CAUSED THE FORK OF THE LIFT TO DROP ONTO THE MECHANIC'S HAND.

EE WAS HOLDING ONE END OF FLAT METAL STRAPS, WHILE ANOTHER EE WAS UNHOOKING THE CHAIN THAT WAS HOLDING THEM TOGETHER. THE CHAIN SLIDE THROUGH THE EYELET CAUSING THE LOAD TO DROP WHILE STILL IN THE EE'S HAND. EE HAD HIS HANDS IN A CRADLE HOLD POSITION,BUT WAS NOT WEARING GLOVES

EMPLOYEE WAS ON THE STACKER BELT DOING MAINTENANCE FOR THE GEAR BOX. AS EMPLOYEE WAS GETTING NTO HIS KNEES FOR CLIMBING OFF THE STACKER BELT, HIS FOOT SLIPPED ON DIRT ON THE FRAME, THE EMPLOYE E THEN JUMPED FORWARD ONTO THE BELT TO AVOID FALLING OFF.

EE WAS PLACING ANVILS INTO A BOBCAT BUCKET FOR MOVING AND WHILE PLACING AN 80 LB ANVIL IT SLIPPED SMASHING FINGER BETWEEN THAT ANVIL AND ANOTHER.

OVER TIME OPERATING THE LOADER AND DOZER EMPLOYEE HAS FELT A TINGLING PAIN, OCCASIONAL CLICKING AND SOME NUMBNESS IN HIS RT HAND.