Chippewa Sand Metal/Non-Metal

Employee stated employee was walking towards a water pump to refuel it, while walking down the hill employee slipped and twisted employee's ankle.

Employee was troubleshooting a flow problem on the belt press. When EE pulled a hose off, the fluid sprayed EE in the face. Employee states EE knocked safety glasses off when the fluid startled EE.

Driving haul truck with arm resting on arm rest. Truck bounced, jarred shoulder.

The employee was running to turn on computer screen for the slurry and rolled their ankle.

The employee was changing a screen when he turned and felt a pain in his back.

The employee was working on the belt press checking a water line, when he inadvertently pulled the line loose causing water to splash in his eye. No injury, antibiotic was prescribed as preventive care.

The employee stated his eye started hurting following his shift at work. Went to the doctor who indicated it is possible he got sand under his contact lense.

The employee stepped off of a trailer and rolled his ankle.

The employee was exiting haul truck, her ankle gave out causing her to fall. Employee sought medical treatment after she was laid off and documentation to the extent of treatment was provided to the employer on January 20, 2015.

The employee was walking, stopped, turned and felt pain in his knee.

The Employee was assisting a welder when a piece of slag went behind his safety glasses and into his eye.

The employee was shoveling sand and struck his elbow on a steel beam. Injury was on 10-3-14 and physical therapy was prescribed on 10-13-14 making it reportable.

The employee stepped off of a concrete footing and twisted his ankle.

The employee was disassembling a take up, when a roller fell on his foot above the steel toe.

The employee was using a utility knife to cut a piece of belt, slipped and cut his finger.

The employee finished fueling a piece of equipment and was walking beside it to get back in it when he stepped on a rock which caused him to roll his right ankle.

The employee was climbing onto a trackhoe, slipped bumping his left elbow.

The employee reported eye irritation the day after working in the shop where welding was taken place.

The employee was shoveling and experienced groin pain. It was initially diagnosed as a personal health condition. A medical specialist later determined that the condition may have been caused by heavy lifting or straining.