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Employee was guiding the cable rope into the spool. EE's finger was pulled into the spool crushing the end of EE's finger resulting in a broken index finger and stitches.

Employee was working in an awkward position trying to replace a bad hydraulic hose for multiple hours. EE was laying on EE's stomach and reaching into the access door. After work was completed, employee reported a back strain.

The employee was operating a warm water return valve and felt pain in their lower back.

Working on the mono drop-out line had the guzzler hose down into the ditch, propped up on EE's knee, then EE twisted EE's knee and felt a pop.

EE reached out with EE's left arm to lift up a rolled up hose hanging on a hook at 6' 4" and felt a pop in EE's elbow. When EE sat the hose down EE's elbow popped again.

Employee was shoveling along side the crusher when a rock 28" x 30" x 4 1/2" fell and landed on their ankle. Causing a sprain/strain to their ankle.

The miner was cleaning up the walkway when EE picked up a large rock and felt a pop in EE's back.

Employee was sprayed with 50% caustic. The caustic contacted the corner of left eye.

Employee was removing a tag off a chain valve when EE felt a pop in EE's left shoulder.

Spacer plate for the cable handler slid and smashed EE's finger against the shear resulting in a right ring finger tuft fracture.

Employee was carrying pin rollers when they tripped and fell on their shoulder. Employee tripped over grating outside the 4shaft airlock.

Employee was bending over to set the impact down after bending over and tightening bolts.

Lowering a piece of grating and felt a pop in right elbow. Seen at on-site medical facility and released. Still felt pain a few days later and went to personal physician on 5/27/25 where it was found EE had a torn right bicep

Employee wash unplugging a caustic line and got liquid on their pants causing a caustic burn. Employee went for a follow up appointment on 04/26/2025 and was put off work for one day.

The operator was adjusting the lime drag when they pinched a finger, resulting in a laceration that required 11 sutures.

Employee was changing out a leaf spring & when it broke free it pinched employee's hand requiring 13 stitches.

Employee bumped a valve handle on an airline and came into contact with the debris in the line.

Employee was putting away tools, climbed up on the tool truck, felt a shock as EE's right knee touched the tool trip. EE reactively stood up and hit head on the mine roof. Employee was taken to the ER as a precautionary measure and fully released on 6/19/24. Due to persistent shoulder pain, EE received an MRI and was put off work for further medical evaluations on 7/29/24.

Employee smashed right hand loading structure onto a trailer requiring 3 sutures.

Employee was turning valve, felt pain in shoulder, after MRI was put on light duty.

Employee was dismantling a cable handler, when the cable handler slipped pinching employee's finger causing a laceration and partial amputation of the pinky finger.

Employee was opening a valve when the handle slipped off, hit their tooth requiring dental repair.

Employee was steadying box when the box fell, pinching EE's hand causing a fracture. Employee was returned to work with no restrictions later referred to a specialist and prescribed work restrictions on 11/1/23.

Employee was removing protective covering from blade and cut a finger which required stitches.

Employee was training the belt and strained shoulder, was prescribed restricted duty.

Employee was working on a pump, when opened a drain valve and was sprayed with hot liquor causing burns on their arms and stomach.

Employee was working on a pump, when EE opened a drain valve and was sprayed with hot liquor causing burns on the neck and forearm.

Employee was working on removing guarding and received a laceration on the expanded metal requiring sutures.

Employee was assisting another employee hold packing around shaft and received a laceration requiring 5 stitches.

Employee was moving belt; belt slid and impacted the employee causing a cervical sprain.

Employee was working on a pump when employee smashed a finger between a belt and the pulley.

Employee was removing an agitator blade and sustained a laceration to leg requiring 8 stitches.

Employee was loading a portable A/C unit into an elevator when employee's hand was smashed between A/C and elevator doorway, causing a laceration requiring sutures.

Employee was lifting a case of water and injured lower back.

Employee was pulling a cylinder off a piece of equipment, the load shifted, smashed EE's thumb requiring stitches.

Employee was pushing a work platform into place when they felt a pop on left bicep. Employee tore their bicep tendon.

Employee smashed finger between a shim and housing causing a tuft fracture to right index finger.

Mechanic was removing a piece of sheet metal that shifted and smashed EE's finger requiring 7 stitches.

EE was releasing a chain and pinched finger causing a laceration requiring 4 sutures.

EE was struck by an actuator piston on the left side of the face. EE sustained fractures and loss of vision in the left eye.

While taking down scaffold, injured employee had elbow stuck between runner and brace they were taking down.

Employee was recovering conveyor belt structure when a part of that structure fell on right arm, pulling on shoulder. EE was placed on restricted duty.

Employee finished measuring parts in high winds, removed safety glasses and cleaned face. Employee got a metal sliver in eye when cleaning face. Started to rust and had to be removed by doctor.

While employee was installing a ventilation panel, employee twisted EE's back while repositioning the panel, causing a back pain. EE was given medical treatment for the back pain.

While coiling a 1" hose onto a hose station, the hose kinked, employee attempted to get the kink out of the hose and employee's hand contacted the valve, resulting in a sprained finger.

On April 30th while lifting a heater, an employee experienced pain in their shoulder. The employee continued to work but the pain did not ease. EE consulted an orthopedist and had an MRI which diagnosed an injury requiring medical treatment. The employee has been off work since 5/19/21, making this a recordable injury.

Employee was pulling bags off a belt and felt pain, employee was diagnosed with a groin strain.

Employee was traversing from a rail car to the mezzanine, put EE's right hand on the safety gate bar, the bar fell striking EE's right ring finger.

Employee was pulling the tender in went to tie up and pulled hand into metal cleat causing a fracture to the pinky.

The involved employee (IE) was passing a scaffold pole to a co-worker that was working from the scaffold. Due to the tight area IE had to pass the pole up next to a cable tray. As the co-worker began to lift the pole the pin snagged on the cable tray. This resulted in the pole being dropped and struck the right hand of the IE causing a fracture.