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Employee was pulling a sulfur boat out of the leako with a pair of tongs and dropped it. Natural instinct was to try and pick it up, when EE reached to grab it EE barely touched the sulfur boat and burned right index finger and thumb.

Employee was bent over under a pipe shoveling product into a wheelbarrow. Went to stand up and move wheelbarrow and felt pain in lower back on spine and could not pick up wheelbarrow to move it.

Employee was installing liners in a chute. When employee took a step, felt a pop in right ankle.

Employee was breaking down a grader tire. Lifted the tire by self and felt a pop in lower back.

One of our employees was injured when trying to dislodge product stuck in a discharge pipe at one of our furnaces onsite.

Employee was pulling a hose up to the 6th floor of 3&4 furnace, when the employee felt a pop in left knee.

Maintenance mechanic opened the lid on a job box tool box and when EE was closing the lid it slipped out of EE's hand and slammed down onto the left hand and mostly on the index finder.

Employee caught left thumb between the tailgate and body of a side by side, injuring the thumb.

EE was using a stationary crane to lift an air compressor. The crane lifted the compressor but only has manual swing capability. When EE pushed the compressor EE felt a slight pain in the back but did not report it as EE did not feel it was significant. The next day the pain was worse, EE reported it and sought treatment.

Employee was in Magox building attempting to couple two sections of hose. One section of hose slipped off the coupling and material was blown into face, behind safety glasses and into eyes. Eyes were flushed at the site and at the hospital.

Employee was descending the steps of a loader holding on to the handrail and door handrail. The door was tied in the open position. The tie broke and the door hit the employee in the shoulder.

Employee was working on a flange to install a pipe. The employee used chain falls to lift pipe but pipe got caught on pillar and stairs in area. Employee pulled on the flange to get it unstuck.

Employee was handling the ring and puck process and suddenly lost grip in left hand and felt numbness from shoulder down.

Employee was pressure testing a cooler when a piece of metal came off and hit EE's elbow.

Employee was lifting lid of the BICO grinder, it struck items behind the lid, and bounced back unexpectedly by the employee. The employee's hand was still in the way when the lid came back down and landed on the employee left pinky finger tip.

Employee was bagging product at Magox. When employee removed the bag, the clean air burst blew product in to employee's right eye under safety glasses.

Employee opened the top drawer of EE's file cabinet and it started to fall towards EE. EE stopped it with EE's hand in the drawer bruising EE's right finger.

Employee was cleaning under a screw that was being removed. The screw shifted 2 inches, striking the employee on the head (under hard hat), neck and shoulder. There was no contact marks and the employee did not necessarily want treatment however the company felt with the area affected, employee should be checked out.

Employee was fitting a piece of plate, it came loose and hit the employee on upper right lip, cutting it and chipped front right tooth.

Employee walked through hot spilled material.

Employee was cleaning the inside of the pulvasizer. The door slammed closed on right hand.

Employee states that she was shoved very hard by a fellow employee with the fellow employee's shoulder.

This is a truck driver that is not our employee. He was guiding our truck to attach to his pup when the cover got stuck. He attempted to move the cover over the tongue, it moved smashing his third finger on his right hand. Eight sutures to the finger. No lost time or restricted duty.

Employee was moving a full bottle of acetylene onto the welding trailer.

Employee was pulling chain out of D-119 elevator and felt a pull in groins area.

Employee was pulling on a stuck valve and over pulled causing a hernia strain.

Employee originally reported a back strain on May 11, 2013, from pulling a tarp. He did not seek medical attention at that time. On May 31, 2013, he said that he needed medical attention.

Through the normal course of work, pain in his right side and noticed an unnatural swelling. He had a gradual cramping, pain and swelling that progressed and would not subside.

Employee lifted and carried a 80 of product. When he placed it on the ground, he twisted and felt a pulling in his lower back.

Blowing air to clear a plugged line back into a load out tank, the coupler broke spraying slurry product in employees face.

Employee was struck by falling steel from the steel rack station giving way.

Bag on bagger overfilled and broke shooting product in eyes.

Employee was pulling a pallet that was stuck from the palletizer and heard/felt a pop in his right shoulder.

Employee was switching bins for bagging purposes, material came out from air spout and blew in face and eyes.

Employee putting pump in place then felt shoulder start to hurt. Employee sought medical treatment on 4/11/11 notifying company of medical care on 4/12/11. No diagnosis was returned, xray report states "pending". Modified duty of no lifting over 50# which is sufficient for the job. Employee on vacation on 4/15/11 has not yet returned with full release or report from physician.

Employee was moving a cover on a cooler when cooler cover crushed left hand.

While pulling a sample from a product line the air hose ejected product into employee's right eye.

Pump priming lid popped off - right hand slammed into sharp edge on air breather.

Employee unloading steel from truck, two pieces of steel caught left hand. Skin scraped off and two tendons partially torn.

Employee was moving a jack hammer at 3:00 a.m. then a bottle of water at 4:00 a.m. After 4:00 a.m., he felt a sore area and sensitivity around his belly button. Employee finished shift and was off for the next two days (incident happened on Monday in the AM, employee returned to work on Thursday at 8:00 a.m. EE's wife brought in doctor's note on Thursday at 11:30 a.m.

Lifting a cluth into position and trying to get a bolt started, felt something pull in shoulder.

Engine hoist/bolt broken; engine fell on right hand.

Employee picked up a sheet of metal which slipped, pinning the tip of left middle finger between it and the cement.

Employee lifting shrink wrap roll onto machine and wrenched back.

Employee trying to close a bin gate, the gate continued past where the employee thought the gate should stop. The employee's left pinky fingernail passed through a tight spot, the fingernail was pulled off.

THE EE RAN AN INSTRUMENT IN THE LAB WITHOUT AN EXHAUST FAN. SHE FELT ILL AFTER RUNNING THE INSTRUMENT SO THOUGHT IT WAS THE CAUSE. MSHA STATE & FEDERAL BOTH INVESTIGATED THIS INCIDENT & HAD A NEGATIVE FINDING. AN MSA ORION DELUXE GAS ANALYZER WAS USED TO TEST THE ENVIROMENT. IT SHOWED NO GAS PRESENT

EE WORKS IN LABORATORY.SHE WAS BURNING SAMPLES UNDER A HOOD. THE HOOD FAILED & SHE WAS NOT AWARETHAT IT FAILED. SHE OPENED THE HOOD & WAS EXPOSED TO ACID FUMES.SHE INGESTED THE FUMES. SHE DID NOT GET OUT OF THE ENVIROMENT & LEFT THE HOOD OPEN. SHE DID NOT REPORT THE ACCIDENT UNTIL THE END OF HER SHIFT & DID NOT GO TO DR FOR 24 HRS

EMPLOYEE WAS CLEANING UNDER THE DUST PODS ON THE DUST COLLECTOR. IN DOING THIS, HOT MATERIAL FLUSHED OUT FROM THE SYSTEM INTO HIS GLOVE, CAUSING BURNS TO HIS RIGHT HAND. TO DOCTOR 4-9-01.

THE DUST CHAMBER HOPPER WAS PLUGGED WITH PRODUCT. EMPLOYEE TAPPED ON THE BIN WITH HIS LEFT FOOT TO LOOSEN PRODUCT. IN DOING THIS, HOT MATERIAL FLUSHED OUT AND INTO HIS LEFT BOOT, CAUSING BURN S TO THE TOP AND BACK OF HIS LEFT FOOT. TO DOCTOR THE SAME DAY- OFF WORK SINCE.