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Employee was stemming a blast hole. When they were finished they were using their foot to level it off when their knee gave out.

Miner pick up a 1/2" chain and their left shoulder popped.

Miner stepped back while holding a machine shield and left knee popped.

The pipe rolled off the clean out plate striking the miner in the lower left leg causing a bruise.

Miner was lifting the tongue of a load out bin to hook up to a truck and strained back.

HOOKING WATER PIPE UP TO SAND SCREW. BOLT BROKE LOOSE AND PIPE FELL AND HIT MY SHIN AND LANDED ON MY RIGHT FOOT.

PULLING CORD ON OUTBOARD MOTOR TO START IT.

Changing the hammers on the JWB 1516 Andreas.

EMPLOYEE WAS PULLING THEMSELVES UP AND THEIR SHOULDER POPPED RESULTING IN A LEFT SHOULDER STRAIN.

TOSSING ROCK INTO THE BACK OF THE TRUCK. EE SAID FELT A POP IN LEFT SHOULDER.

Taking off layers of clothing getting ready for lunch break and a foreign material fell in employee's eye.

FELL BACKWARD WHILE PULLING A CONVEYOR BELT AND LANDED ON BUTT.

Performing maintenance on drill when hand got caught in air valve.

Working on excavator and pressurized hydraulic fluid hit ee in the face causing injuries.

Preparing to pull screens from screen trailer when the screens fell hitting and pinning EE.

Metal was embedded in cheek.

Doing Maintenance changing screens and tweaked back

Changing teeth on excavator bucket. Small piece of metal came off tooth and went into left arm.

Employee was removing a inpullor from a pump in the shop and when the inpullor came off it caught his right index finger cutting it.

EE was hooking a 1/2 inch chain to a stacker and did not realize that the chain was under the pin and as he rested his hand on the pin it popped up cutting the palm of his left hand.

Supervisor was clearing a rock jam on a piece of equipment and a rock came down hitting him on the left hand breaking his index finger.

Employee was unhooking a trailer from a pickup. The ball was stuck in the cast, the employee stepped on the bumper to release it and it rolled slightly and caught his left foot between the hitch and bumper. Employee was taken to the doctor and has a contusion of the left foot.

Three Employees were loading metal panels on to a trailer. Each employee was holding a corner. When the panel was put down, it smashed one of the employee's middle left finger, causing a laceration to the nail bed.

EE was moving a 55 gallon drum off of a tommy lift to put the from in the storage. The drum fell and landed on the ee left foot. The ee was taken to the hospital and it was determined his foot was broken.

The employee lifted a screen for his wash plant on to a cutting table and felt something pop in his right arm.

Putting coolant into drill press, bent down to open container lid and hit his head on the drill.

Employee was stringing chains over an I beam. One chain was pulled up and struck the employee on the right side of face.

CHANGING HAMMERS IN THE IMPACT. NEXT MORNING WOKE WITH MUSCLE SPASMS IN BACK. DR SENT HIM TO PHYSICAL THERAPY

EE was checking to see if a wire was loose on the fan in the air conditioning unit in his loader. EE did not turn the motor off on the loader and stuck his fingers too far into the unit. EE had partial amputation of the very tip of middle finger on right hand requiring two stitches.

EMPLOYEE WAS REACHING FOR A CROSS BRACE FOR THE SCAFFOLDING SYSTEM AND AS HE BENT OVER TO PICK IT UP HE STRAINED HIS BACK.

EE WAS LOADING 6" PLASTIC PIPE ONTO A TRAILER WITH A FORKLIFT AND DECIDED ONE PIPE (APPROX. 50-70 LBS) NEEDED MOVED. HE DECIDED TO MOVE THIS MANUALLY WITHOUT THE HELP OF A COWORKER, OR USING THE FORKLIFT. WHILE DOING THIS, HE TWISTED WHILE LIFTING, CAUSING A LUMBAR STRAIN. EE WAS TAKEN TO AN OCCUPATIONAL CLINIC. EE RETURNED BACK TO WORK THAT DAY -RESTRICTIVE DUTY.

EE WAS CARRYING A PIECE OF TUBE STEEL WITH ANOTHER EE. THE PIECE WEIGHED ABOUT 170 LBS. THE EE WAS FINE AT THE TIME AND DID NOT NOTICE ANY IMMEDIATE SYMPTOMS, BUT HIS BACK STIFFENED UP AND BECAME SORE LATER THAT DAY.

EE WAS CLEANING MATERIAL OFF OF A CONVEYOR BELT. EE STATES THIS ACTION CAUSED AN UMBILICAL HERNIE. UNFORTUNATELY HE NEVER REPORTED THE INJURY TO HIS SUPERINTENDANT. THE COMPANY DID NOT LEARN O F THIS INJURY UNTIL THE EE WAS IN SURGERY AND THE HOSPITAL CALLED TO CONFIRM THE WORK COMP CASE. THE INCIDENT WAS UNDER INVERSTIGATION SINCE THEN BY OUR INSURANCE COMPANY. AFTER REVIEW, ACCEP

EE EXPERIENCING BACK PAIN. NOT CERTAIN AS TO THE INITIAL CAUSE OF THE INJURY. JOB DUTIES RECENTLY HAVE CHANGED DUE TO WINTER SHUT DOWN. NEW DUTIES INVOLVE HEAVY LIFTING AND MECHANICAL WORK. WO RK SURFACE HAS CHANGED POSSIBLY AGGRAVATING CONDITION.

MECHANIC WAS INSTALLING A DRIVE SHAFT. WHILE ATTEMPTING TO SECURE ONE END, THE OTHER END (WHICH HAD BEEN TEMPORARLIY SECURED) SLIPPED, REUSLTINGIN THE MECHANIC'S HAND BEING PINCHED IN THE UNIV ERSAL JOINT. RESULTED IN ONE SUTURE.

EE WAS STANDING ON A LADDER ATTACHED TO THE PRIMARY CRUSHER HOPPER, GUIDING A LOADER INT HE ATTEMPT TO CLEAR A JAMMED BOULDER. IN THE ATTEMPT, THE ROCKS SHIFTED IN AN UNATICIPATED MANNER, CAUS ING ONE ROCK TO SPIN AROUND AND STRIKE HIS RIGHTHAND WHICH WAS GRIPPING THE TOP EDGE OF THE HOPPER. INJURIED RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER, LACERATIONS OF SKIN, LACERATION OF EXTENSOR TENDON, OPEN FRAC