HC Augusta LLC Metal/Non-Metal

The employee was standing on the floor and turned EE's body to reach for a pail when EE's knee twisted and popped. EE was not holding anything at the time of this non-contact injury.

Employee was using a hook to shake a plate press when the hook slipped off the press causing the employee to stumble backwards and strike their back against an I-beam.

Employee experienced shortness of breath and chest pains after having climbing down from a silo. Employee was given a ride to the ER where the condition was subsequently diagnosed as a heart attack.

Employee was cutting a hose with a utility knife and cut middle finger requiring 6 stitches.

Heat exhaustion. Staff member was changing screens on the screen deck. The temp in that area was just over 100 and the staff member was in that area for about 45 minutes.

Ice build-up on a conveyor. a fellow staff member was breaking ice off the conveyor with a hammer and a piece of ice traveled horizontally about 5 feet and struck the staff member in the upper lip. The employee received three stitches and was returned to the job site with no restrictions. this staff member was wearing all PPE at the time of injury.

Tripped coming off a ladder

Employee was connecting conduit in a hole he dug and sand fell in on side and hit him in the hip area and injured his hip. He said the hole was only 3.5' to 4' deep but he was on his knees when it happened.

Employee stated he has Tendonitis of his elbows (R/L). Employee stated it happened while at work using scrapper in a sand hopper. Employee reported this injury on June 17, 2014 with a doctors slip. it is unknown when is return will be.

EE was climbing down a ladder and after he reached the ground he turned and slipped on some snow that he just brushed off a railcar. This incident happened in our 500A silo. EE fell landing on his tailbone. He was taken to the local hosp. and was released the same day. At this point he is on light duty for two weeks as per doctors orders

Employee pinched his finger in the snatch block causing the tip of his left hand pinky finger to be removed.

Equipment 170A was locked out and staff was wearing the proper PPE. Employee was replacing screens with the assistance of another EE. Employee had his finger on the door cover as other EE shut the door. I took employee to the local hospital where he received five stitches. The doctor placed no restrictions on employee.

On 12/5/2013 ee stated in writing that he strained his back pulling up on a spud bar. He did not want to see a doctor and finished his shift. On 1/16/2014 he seen a Doctor for a back pain. He was off by the Doctors orders for 5 days and came back to work on 1/21/2014 with restriction. He will be reevaluated by the Doctor on 1/24/2014

Employee was trying to pry a lock devise on a railcar, when he slipped and injured his lower back.