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Employee was assisting loading metal road plate onto flat bed trailer. Plate subsequently fell onto employees leg resulting in bone fracture to lower leg.

EE had removed a worn 4' X 6' - 5/8" screen and was attempting to lift the screen, at this time EE felt a sharp pain and a popping sensation in EE's left thigh.

WHILE KNEELING AND TWISTING, EMPLOYEE TWISTED KNEE WHILE CHANGING SCREENS IN A SMALL AREA IN PLANT. EE'S KNEE BECAME SWOLLEN AND MORE PAINFUL DURING THE EVENING AND EE WAS SEEN AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM. EE IS NOW BEING EVALUATED BY AN ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON AND IS UNABLE TO RETURN TO WORK FOR AN UNSPECIFIED LENGTH OF TIME.

While performing mill maintenance, worker attempted to pick up a screen when it fell on his foot. The contusion to his right foot became swollen and painful and was instructed by the doctor to miss one scheduled work day.

WHILE CLEANING OUT THE CRUSHER, WORKER WAS STRUCK IN THE BACK OF HIS HEAD WITH FALLING ROCK WHEN HIS HARD HAT WAS KNOCKED OFF. HE RECEIVED A HEAD LACERATION AND WAS TREATED AT A HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE HE RECEIVED SUTURES AND HAD TO MISS ONE SCHEDULED WORK DAY.

WORKER WAS ASSEMBLING CRIBBING TO SUPPORT A CRUSHER HEAD WHICH NEEDED WELDING. WHILE LIFTING AND PULLING, WORKER FELT PAIN IN LOWER BACK. WORKER AWOKE DURING THE NIGHT IN EXTREME PAIN AND HAS BEEN UNABLE TO WORK. CURRENT DIAGNOSIS IS BACK STRAIN.

Worker received a small cut on his hand when he accidently hit the valve cover of the excavator that he was servicing. Worker's hand swelled overnight, and he developed a blood infection as a result of the injury.

On 10/30/08, worker was changing a screen in the mill and felt pain in upper right arm. He was diagnosed with a strain and lost no time from work. During the next year he sought further medical attention and was diagnosed with a torn rotator cuff. Since there was no lost time and only diagnostic medical treatment, injury did not become reportable until surgery on 1/6/10.

Worker was changing a return roll on conveyor in mill when he strained a muscle in his shoulder. Medical treatment was limited to diagnostic only. Injury did not become reportable until worker's first lost day, Dec 4, 2007

Worker injured left thumb while pulling down overgrown tree limbs that had been cut around the mill area. He went to hospital ER where they put a splint on the hand to immobilize it & referred him to another dr. for possible ligament damage. Extent of injury has not as yet been determined & worker will remain on light duty (per ER dr) until his visit to specialist.

Worker experienced back pain while lifting screens in mill on 6/27/07. Did not report incident until 6/29/07 when back pain got increasingly worse.

While unloading a truck, worker was struck on left knee cap by falling pallet. Knee became swollen and worker was instructed by doctor to remain out of work for two days. He returned to work with no restrictions.

While shoveling stone during installation of new pipe between 2 settling ponds, worker experienced low back pain. He was able to return to his regular job as a truck driver after one missed day of work.

Employee lifted a cutting edge plate into a loader bucket and then experienced back pain after he drove the loader over a bumpy road.

While reassembling the jaw crusher, EE pinched his finger between a chain and a bearing. He received a laceration that required sutures.

Employee was attempting to clear a jammed stone bin by pushing and pulling the bin handle. He experienced back pain but continued to work until he started to hoe out material under the feeder belt and pain got worse.

Employee was attempting to put an angle iron stand underneath a drainage pipeline when the last remaining bolt holding the pipes together broke and the ankle iron frame kicked out and struck his left leg causing a contusion and laceration that required sutures.

TWO EE WERE DISASSEMBLING A CRUSHER. DURING THE PROCESS, A SUPPORT PLATE WAS LOWERED. THE COMPENENT SUPPORTED BY THIS PLATE NORMALLY FOLLOWS THE SUPPORT PLATE AS IT IS LOWERED, BUT IN THIS CAS E, THE SUPPORTED PIECE REMAINED LODGED 3-4" ABOVE. THE TWO EE REACHED IN TO REMOVE A PART AND AT THAT TIME, THE LODGED COMPONENT RELEASED AND DROPPED CATCHING BOTH EE'S HANDS.

TWO EE WERE DISASSEMBLING A CRUSHER. DURING THE PROCESS, A SUPPORT PLATE WAS LOWERED. THE COMPENENT SUPPORTED BY THIS PLATE NORMALLY FOLLOWS THE SUPPORT PLATE AS IT IS LOWERED, BUT IN THIS CAS E, THE SUPPORTED PIECE REMAINED LODGED 3-4" ABOVE. THE TWO EE REACHED IN TO REMOVE A PART AND AT THAT TIME, THE LODGED COMPONENT RELEASED AND DROPPED CATCHING BOTH EE'S HANDS.

EE EXPERIENCED NECK & LOWER BACK PAIN WHILE SHOVELING HEAVY ROCK.

EE WAS ON A LADDER DOING MAINTENANCE ON A TRUCK WHEN HE STRUCK HIS RIGHT KNEE ON THE LADDER. HE DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY BUT AFTER SOME TIME PAIN & SWELLING WORSENED & HE DID SEE A DOCTOR. HIS CONDITION REQUIRED SURGERY & THE INJURY BECAME REPORTABLE WHEN HE STARTED TO LOSE TIME FROM WORK ON 9/26/02.

WHILE MANUALLY OPERATING A CHUTE TO LOAD TRUCKS, EE PULLED HANDLE TO CLOSE CHUTE AND EXPERIENCED BACK PAIN.

EE WAS LIFTING BUSHINGS WHILE DOING MILL MAINTENANCE AND EXPERIENCED PAIN IN LOWER BACK AND NUMBNESS IN LEFT LEG. HE CONTINUED TO HAVE LOWER BACK PAIN RADIATING INTO HIS LEFT LEG, AND AFTER A DIAGNOSIS OF A HERNIATED DISC. EE HAD SURGERY. THERE WAS NO MEDICAL TREATMENT OR LOST TIME UNTIL THE DATE OF SURGERY 7/23/02 AT WHICH TIME ACCIDENT BECAME REPORTABLE.

WHILE EE WAS PERFORMING REPAIRS IN MILL AND REMOVING A STEEL WEAR PLATE FROM CHUTE WALL, PLATE SLIPPED AND STRUCK EE IN LEFT TEMPLE RESULTING IN A LACERATION THAT REQUIRED SUTURES. NO LOST TIM E. PERSONAL PROTECTION WAS WORN AT THE TIME.

EE WAS STRUCK IN THE LEFT LEG WITH METAL FITTING ON THE END OF A RUBBER AIR HOSE. BALL VALVE WAS ACCIDENTALLY ACTIVASTED ALLOWING THE FREE END OF THE HOSE TO SWING FREELY.

EE WAS INSTALLING STEEL PLATE DOOR ON CRUSHER DISCHARGE BOX WHEN THE STEEL PLATE FELL ON HIS RITH FOOT.

EE EXPERIENCED BACK PAIN WHILE LIFTING & CARRYING SCREENS. THIS DID NOT BECOME REPORTABLE UNTIL LOST TIME OCCURRED DUE TO BACK SURGERY; ON 3/27/97 [DECOMPRESSIVE LAMINECTOMY, L3 & L4]

EE WAS LIFTING & POSITIONIN STEEL PLATES IN A SPACE-RESTRICTED AREA FOR MOST OF THE DAY. AT THE END OF THE DAY, HE FELT SORENESS IN HIS BACK. PAIN INCREASED BY MORNING AT WHICH TIME HE REPORTE D IT & WENT TO THE DOCTOR.

EE WAS STACKING METAL WALKWAY SECTIONS WITH TWO OTHER EE S WHEN THE PILE SHIFTED AND DROPPED DOWN ON HIS THUMB. HE RECEIVED A LACERATION THAT REQUIRED SUTURES.

EMPLOYEE WAS REMOVING A CRUSHER CONCAVE RING. THE SUPPORTING PLATE WAS DISLODGED AND STRUCK EMPLOYEE IN FOREHEAD. THE EMPLOYEE RECEIVED A LACERATION THAT REQUIRED SUTURES.

WHILE EE WAS ATTEMPTING TO SHUT THE DOOR ON A RAILROAD CAR, A PIECE OF RUSTY METAL BROKE OFF DOOR AND PROJECTED INTO EE'S EYE AND BECAME IMBEDDED.

EE WAS WORKING ON A PANEL SCREEN. WHEN HE PUT THE SCREEN ON A PANEL. A SHARP BURR ON THE SCREEN TORE HIS GLOVE AND CUT HIS FINGER. THE INJURY REQUIRED STITCHES.

EE WAS PERFORMING NORMAL DUTY OF CHANGING SCREENS IN MILL WHEN HE EXPERIENCED BACK PAIN. HE REPORTED INCIDENT ON NEXT SCHEDULED WORK DAY BUT DID NOT MISS WORK UNTIL JUNE 6, 1994 WHEN HIS PAIN GOT WORSE. THE DIAGNOSIS IS A HERNIATED DISC.

EMPLOYEE WAS DOING A VISUAL INSPECTION AND GREASING OF THE PRIMARY SYSTEM WHEN HE TURNED AROUND AND WALKED INTO A STATIONARY I-BEAM. HE RECEIVED A LACERATION ACROSS THE BRIDGE OF HIS NOSE WHICH REQUIRED STITCHES.

WHILE EMPLOYEE WAS CHANGING A SCREEN, HE LOOKED UP AND BUMPED A RETENTION STRAP CAUSING DUST AND SMALL METAL PARTICLES TO FALL IN FACE AND EYES. HE SAW THE DOCTOR THE FOLLOWING DAY AND HAD AN IMBEDDED METAL PARTICLE REMOVED FROM HISRIGHT EYE AND WAS GIVEN A DRUG PRESCRIPTION.

EMPLOYEE WAS INSTALLING SKIRT BOARDS AND MISC CONVEYRO COMPONENTS WHEN HE STRAINED HIS BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING AND PLACING METAL PLATE IN CONVEYOR CHUTE WHEN HE EXPERIENCED BACK PAIN. HE DID NOT LOSE ANY TIME FROM WORK AT THST TIME SO THIS INJURY WAS NOT REPORTABLE. HE HAS SINCE DE VELOPED A LOWER BACK PROBLEM (LUMBOSACRAL SUBLUXATION) AND HAS LOST TIME FROM WORK. THE INJURY IS NOW REPORTABLE.

AIRBORNE FOREIGN PARTICLE GOT INTO EYE.SOURCE UNKNOWN. EYE IRRITATION REQ DR VISIT INCLUDING RX DRUG.

DIGGING OUT CRUSHER, DR TENDONITIS GAVE SCRIPT

INJURED WAS LIFTING STONE AND HURT HIS HAND.HE REPORTED THIS BUT DID NOT THINK IT WAS NECESSARY TO GET MEDICAL ATTENTION.AS TIME PASSED HIS HAND STARTED TO BOTHER HIM.HE WENT TO THE DOCTOR ON 11-10-89.DOCTOR HAS ADVISED HIM NOT TO WORK FOR TWO WEEKS.(11-27-89).

INJURED WAS FUELING A LARGE TRUCK WHEN THE HOSE NOZZLE FELL APPROX 7 FT DOWN FROM THE TANK AND HIT THE SIDE OF HIS RT FOOT CRACKING 2 BONES HE WAS WEARING STEEL TOED SHOES

SEE REPORT DATE8 MARCH 03 1987.FIRST LOST TIME 03 MARCH THRU 17 MARCH 19879SECOND TIME LOST STARTED 25 JUNE 1987.HOSPITALIZED ON JULY 30 1987 FOR A DOUBLE LAMAMECTOMY.

SEE REPORT DATE8 MARCH 1987.FIRST LOST TIME 03 MARCH THRU 17 MARCH 1987.SECOND TIME LOST TIME STARTED 25 JUNE 1987.HOSPITALIZEDD30 JULY 198T FOR A LUMBAR LAMANECTOMY.

INJURED WAS HEL1ING TO DIG STONE OUT OF A STALLED CRUSHER. STRAINED BACK - LOST TIME STARTED 3-3-87

INJURED WAS HEL1ING TO INSTALL SCREW AUGERS FOR A DUST COLLECTOR.

STRAINED BACK W2ILE HELPING TO MOVE A 800# SCREEN PANEL

EMPLOYEE WAS DIGGING OUT CRUSHER WHEN HE STRAINED BACK

EMPLOYEE WAS CLOSING RR CAR DOORS WHEN HE FELT PA PAIN IN HIS BACK