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EE DISCOVERED OLD SULFURIC ACID LINE ENTANGLE ON THE FLOAT PADDLE SHAFT. EE CUT LINE FREE FROM SHAFT NOT KNOWING THE LINE WAS AN OLD SULFURIC ACID LINE. WHEN THE PIPE WAS CUT, TENSION ON THE L INE CAUSED THE PIPE TO STRIKE THE EE'S FACE & SPLASHED ACID ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HIS FACE AND INTO RIGHT EYE. EE DID HAVE SAFETY EQUIPMENT IN USE AT TIME OF INCIDENT AND USE PROPER SAFETY PRO

EE WAS HELPING REMOVE RODS FROM RODMILL. WHILE PUTTING RODS ON FORKLIFT HIS SMALL FINGER WAS PINCHED CAUSING THE ACCIDENT. REPORTABLE DUE TO STITCHES RECEIVED.

THE EE WAS ATTEMPTING TO START PADDLE SHAFT TO TURN, HE WAS USING RIGHT HAND, PADDLE SHAFT STARTED TO TURN MASHING TWO FINGERS ON RIGHT HAND, MIDDLE AND RING FINGER.

EMPLOYEE WAS BAGGING MISPAR 10 AND THE NEW BAGS HE WAS USING HAD A SMALL SPOUT OPENING. EMPLOYEE HAD TO FORCE THE BAGS ON THE SPUT. AFTER AND EIGHT HOUR DAY, EMPLOYEE NOTICED SOME SWELLING AND PAIN IN RIGHT WRIST. EMPLOYEE REPORTED THE INCIDENT ON TUESDAY MAY 20, 1998. AFTER A WEEK EMPLOYEE STILL SUFFERS FROM PAIN AND SWELLING IN WRIST.

EE WAS MOVING 6" FLAT PIECE OF METAL FROM METAL RACK. METAL WAS BENT AND WEDGED IN RACK. END OF METAL SPRUNG FROM RACK AFTER BEING LOOSENED AND STRUCK EE UNDER CHIN. THIS ACCIDENT WAS REPORTAB LE BECAUSE EE RECEIVED TWO STITCHES ON CUT.

EMPLOYEE WAS SHOVELIGN OUT DRAIN BIN IN FLOATATION. RIGHT WRIST AND HAND GOT A LITTLE SORE AROUND 5:00 FRIDAY AFTEERNOON ON 12-20-96. EMPLOYEE REORTED INCIDENT TO SUPRVISOR FIRST THING ON SAT URDAY MORNING. ON MONDAY MORNING, EMPLOYEE REPORTED FOR WORK AT 7 AM AND INFORMED SUPERVISOR WRIST WAS STILL SORE, SUPERVISOR SENT EMPLOYEE TO DR.

EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING TO SHOVEL OUT THE DRAIN BIN IN THE DRYER AREA, HIS RIGHT ARM AND WRIST STARTED TO HURT. EMPLOYEE DID NOT STOP SHOVELING WHEN HE NOTICED RIGHT ARM AND WRIST WAS GETTING SOR E. EMPLOYEE DID NOT REPORT INJURY UNTIL THURSDAY11-7-06.

EE WAS MOVING A 6" I BEAM ON GROUND, WHEN HE FELT PAIN IN LOWER BACK.

AS A RESULT OF LIFTING END OF ELECTRICAL CONTROL UNIT, EMPLOYEE'S LOWER BACK STIFFENED AND BECAME MORE SORE OVER TIME FROM ONE SCHEDULED WORKSHIFT TO THE NEXT. WHEN EMPLOYEE ARRIVED TO WORK ON 11-30-95 AT 7:00 AM, THE SAFETY DIR. WAS NOTIFIED OF INJURY AND EMPLOYEE WAS SENT TO DR. FOR EXAMINATION AND WAS DIAGNOSED AS LOWER BACK STRAIN.

AFTER BAGGING AND STACKING 50# BAGS CONTINUOUSLY FOR THE WEEKD, EE NOTED A SIGNIFICAN AMOUNT OF PAIN IN LEFT ARM AT THE END OF THE WEEK.

INJURED WAS PICKING UP EMPTY BAGS ON THE BAGGER,WHEN HE TURNED TO TAKE AN EMPTY BAG FROM THE BAGGER HE EXPERIENCED A SHARP PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING A 9 1/2' X 3" STEEL RODS INTO #3 RODMILL, WHEN A ROD CAUGHT SOMETHING IN MILL CAUSING INJURY TO RIGHT HAND.

EE WAS ATTEMPTING TO UNPLUG AN AIRSLIDE ON 2 DRYMILL, WHEN THE MATERIAL IN THE AIRSLIDE BROKE LOOSE. IT STARTED GUSHING OUT END OF AIRSLIDE. EE TRIED TO GET OUT OF WAY OF MATERIAL BECAUSE OF V ELOCITY OF MATERIAL A SMALL QUANTITY OF DUST ENTERED EES LEFT EYE. EE WASHED OUT EYE AND FELT HE NEEDED NO FURTHER FIRST AID ATTENTION. TWO DAYS LATER LEFT EYE BECAME INFECTED. EE REQUIRED PR

EE STRAINED MUSCLE IN MIDDLE OF LOWER BACK WHILE STACKING 50 BAGS OF MATERIAL ON WOODEN PALLET.

CONTRACTED EE TWISTED BACK WHILE STACKING FIFTY LB BAGS ON PALLET CAUSING STRAINED MUSCLE IN MIDDLE OF BACK ON RIGHT SIDE.

EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING TO MOVE AIRSLIDE OFF #3 MILL WALKWAY. HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS RIGHT SIDE.

EMPLOYEE INJURED HIS FOREARM WHILE THROWING TOOLS BETWEEN HOPPER CARS.THERE WAS A PLATFORM COUPLING THE CARS TOGETHER. HE STRUCK HIS FOREARM AGAINST THIS PLATFORM RESULTING IN STITCHES TO SEW UP HIS ARM.

EMPLOYEE WAS STANDING ON GROUND AND REACHED UP TO SET A BRAKE ON A RAILROAD CAR AND PULLED A MUSCLE IN HIS BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS CLIMBING UP LADDER TO TOP OF RAILROAD CAR AND FELT SOMETHING PULL IN LOWER BACK ON RIGHT SIDE. HE CONTINUED WORKING FOR SEVERAL DAYS. APRIL 29 BEGAN TO HURT AGAIN. APRIL 30 HE WEN T TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM TO HAVE BACK CHECKED. DOCTOR JOHNSON CHECKED BACK AND SAID THAT IT WAS JUST A SPRAIN WITH A MUSCLE SPASM. RELEASED WITH NO RESTRICTIONS.

EMPLOYEE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF CHANGING A HEADER BOX. IT WEDGED BETWEEN MAIN FRAME WORK. HE ATTEMPTED TO FREE THE HEADER BOX WHEN IT SUDDENLY DROPPED AND PINCHED THE TIP OF HIS LITTLE FINGER O N HIS RIGHT HAND.