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EE WAS POSITIONING A BROKEN PIECE OF A CAT 992 BELL CRANK (APPROX 200 LBS) WITH AN OVERHEAD HOIST. AS THE BELL CRANK MADE CONTACT WITH THE SHOP FLOOR SLACK IN THE CHAIN ALLOWED IT TO BECOME UN HOOKED, WHEN THIS OCCURRED THE PIECE THEN SHIFTED AND FELL ONTO HIS LEFT FOOT. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A FRACTURE OF THE LEFT GREAT TOE.

EMPLOYEE ALLEGES THAT THERE WAS NO SPECIFIC INCIDENT THAT HAS CAUSE DHIM A GRADUAL WORSENING OF BACK PAIN HOWEVER HIS PHYSICIAN FEELS IT COULD BE CAUSED BY ALL OF THE LIFTING HE HAS TO DO AT W ORK.

PLANT WORKERS LOCKED AND TAGGED OUT ELECTRICAL POWER, THEN REMOVED BELT DRIVE GUARD. AFTER THE TENSION AND THE BELTS WAS RELEASED, EE PROCEEDE TO SLIP OFF THE BELTS, BNY ROTATING THE PULLEY BY HAND. DURING REMOVAL, EE GOT HIS THUMB PINCHED BETWEEN THE PULLEY AND THE BELT, CAUSING LACERATION. EE WAS TRANSPORTED TO AMEDICAL FACILITY WHERE HE RECEIVED 5 STITCHES AND LATER RETURNED TO

EE WAS OPENING THE DOOR OF THE DOZER, WHEN A SHARP PAIN DEVELOPED IN HIS RIGHT HAND AND RIGHT ARM. EE WAS IMMEDIATELY TRANSPORTED TO THE ER TO SEEK PROFESIONAL CAR. HIS RIGHT HAND WAS XRAYED, WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH A STRAIN OF THE RIGHT THUMB & AN IMMOBILIZING SPLINT WAS APPLIED.

EE & ANOTHER EE WERE CHANGING THE OIL ON A END DUMP. EE WAS STANDING OUTSIDE OF THE TRUCK WHEN HE LOOKED UNDER THE TRUCK OTHER EE TOSSED THE FILTER WHICH INADVERTENTLY STRUCK EE IN THE MOUTH THE IMPACT CAUSED A SMALL CUT & LOOSENED TOOTH #23 WHICH HAD TO BE EXTRACTED BY DR DARRELL DEEMDDS

ON 10-13-98, 100 PM EE NOTIFIED SAFETY DEPT. SHE HAD APPARENTLY HURT HER HANDS AND WRIST WHILE CARRYING BUCKETS OF COAL DURING COAL SPILL CLEAN UP IN LOADOUT TUNNEL ON 10-7-98. SHE WAS THEN TA KEN TO HEALTH CHECK SOUTH TERRE HAUTE IN, WHERE SHE WAS EXAMINED AND DIAGNOSED WITH TENDOIDES IN BOTH WRISTS. SHE WAS RELEASED TO RETURN TO WORK THE SAME DAY WITH NO SUSTAINED GRIPPING WITH R

EE WAS REMOVING A PIECE OF METAL FROM A HOLDING RACK, FREEING ANOTHER PIECE OF METAL THAT FELL ON HIS FOOT. HE WAS TAKEN TO HEALTH CHECK SOUTH IN TERRE HAUTE IN WHERE HE WAS EXAMINED AND DIAGN OSED WITH A CONTUSION. HE WAS RELEASED TO RETURNTO WORK, BUT ON RESTRICTED DUTY UNTIL FOLLOW UP[VISIT ON 9/21/98 WHEN HE WAS RELEASED WITHOUT IMPAIRMENT

EE WAS WALKING DOWNSTAIRS WITH 5OLB BAG WHEN HE FELT PAIN IN HIS BACK. HE WAS TAKEN TO TERRE HAUTE REGIONAL HOSP WHERE HE WAS EXAMINED AND DIAGNOSED WITH A SPRAIN. HE WAS THEN REFERRED TO A DR WHERE HE WAS EXAMINED AND PUT ON RESTRICTED DUTYUNTIL FOLLOW UP VISIT ON 9/15/98 WHEN HE WAS RELASED WITHOUT IMPAIRMENT

EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING 6" PUMP HOSE IN THE BACK OFA PICK-UP WHEN HE EXPERIENCED PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE CENTER OF OCCUPATIONALHEALTH IN TERRE HAUTE, INDIANNA WHERE HE WAS EXA MINED AND RELEASED TO RETURN TO WORK WITH NO LIFTING MORE THAN 10LBS UNTIL HIS FOLLOW UP VISIT ON 7.14.98 WHEN HE WAS RELEASED WITHOUT IMPAIRMENT.

BRACKET THAT HOLDS THE EXHAUST PIPE ON THE TURBOWAS LOOSE. IT CAME OFF THE EXHAUST PIPE AND STRICK THE EE ACROSS THE FACE. EE REQUIRED 2 STITCHES TO FOREHEAD

EE WAS REMOVING AN IMPELLER FROM A 6" WATER PUMP. THE IMPELLER DROPPED OFF OF THE SHAFT PINCHING HIS FINGER BETWEEN THE BALDES AND THE FRAME OF THE PUMP. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO DAVIESS CO. HOSP ITAL WHERE THE LACERATION REQUIRED 5 SUTURES TO CLOSE.

TAILGATE WAS HUNG OPEN, SHE TRIED TO GET THE COAL AWAY FROM THE TAILGATE, WHEN SHE DID THE TAILGATE SLAMMED SHUT ON HER FINGE.

EE WAS FUELING A 789B ENDDUMP AT LUNCH IN THE SOUTHPIT. THE 789B WAS EQUIPPED WITH A WIGINS FASTFUELING FITTING. THE QUICK FEUL COUPLER DIDN'T DISENGAGE, CAUSING THE FUEL TO SPRAY INTO HIS EYE S. FIRST AID WAS ADMISNISTERD AT THE TIME, EE WAS TAKEN TO THE TERRE HAUTE REGIONAL HOSP WHERE HE EYES WERE FLUSHED. HE WAS GIVEN A PRESCRIPTIONFOR 10% SODIUM SULAMYD.

EE WAS FUELING A 922 LOADER IN THE PIT. THE QUICK FUEL COUPLER DIDN'T DISENGAGE CAUSING THE FUELTO OVERFLOW INTO HIS FACE & EYES. FIRST AID WAS ADMINISTERED AT THE MINE. EE WAS TAKEN TO THE GR EENE CO HOSP WHERE HIS EYES WERE FLUSHED & BAND AGED. HE WAS GIVEN A RX FOR SULF-10 SULFACETAMIDE SODIUM OPTHALMIC SOLUTION

EE WAS HELPING TO INSTALL A ROM SHAKER DRIVE BELT WHEN THE BELT SLIPPED PINCHING THE TIP OF EE S LEFT MIDDLE FINGER. EE WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE DAVIESS CO HOSPITAL WHERE X RAYS WERE TAKEN NEGAT IVE. THE LACERATION REQUIRED TWO STITCHES AND HEWAS GIVEN A PRESCRIPTION FOR KEFLEX.

EE NOTIFIED HIS MAINT. SUPERVISOR THAT HE STRUCK HIS RIGHT KNEE WHILE HE WAS CHECKING THE OIL ON A DOZER AT LUNCH SERVICE TIME. FIRST AID ADMININISTERED, FURTHER MEDICAL ATTENTION REFUSED. TEN DAYS LATER IT WAS STILL BOTHERING HIM, & HE WASTAKEN TO MEDICAL CENTER. HE WAS GIVEN AN ELASTIC SLEEVE TO WEAR AND RESTRICTED TO NO CLIMBING.

HE WAS REPLACING THE STRUTS AND BEARINGS ON A FOR PICK-UP IN THE SHOP. DIRT FELL FROM THE UNDERSIDE OF THE TRUCK. A SMALL PARTICLE LODGED IN HIS RIGHT EYE. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE LOCAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE THE OBJECT WAS REMOVED. HE WAS ISSUED A PRESCRIPTION (FREE SAMPLE) OF OXAMYCIN EYE OINTMENT.

AT END OF SHIFT DRIVER WAS DISMOUNTING FROM TRUCK, AS SHE DESENTED TO THE GROUND, SHE STRUCK HER ELBOW ON THE TRUCK BUMPER. SHE COMPLAINED OF PAIN WITH STIFFNESS AND SLIGHT SWELLING OCCURING. WHEN MEDICAL ATTENTION WAS ADMINSTRATED, X RAYS FOUND A PREEXISTING BONE CHIP WHICH WAS AGGRIVATED BY THE CONTACT WITHT HE BUMPER. THE INJURY REQUIRED A TEMPORARY CAST.

EE WAS CHANGING THE BRASS ON THE CIRCLE OF A GRADER WHEN HE BENT DOWN UNDER THE CIRCLE, HIS KNEE POPPED AND WHEN HE STRAIGHTENED UP, HE HEARD A CLICKING SOUND. THE KNEE BECAME INCRESINGLY STIF F. EE WAS SENT FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION TO THE LOCAL EMERGENCY ROOM. HE HAS BEEN REFERRED TO AN ORTHOPEDIC SPECIALIST WITH A PROBABLE DIAGNOSIS OF A TORN KNEE CARTILAGE.

EMP WAS MOVING A DRYER BASKET IN THE PREP PLANT.BASKET TURNED OVER STRIKING EMP ON BACK SIDE OF RIGHT LEG. EMP WAS TAKEN TO DAVIESS COUNTY HOSPITAL. WAS GIVEN A TETANUS SHOT AND LACERATION REQ UIRED SIX STITCHES.

INJURED & CO-WORKER WERE INSTALLING A BREAKER BAR IN THE ROM CRUSHER. CO-WORKER WAS PUSHING THE BAR THROUGH THE CRUSHER WITH INJURED GUIDING THEBAR. THE BAR CAUGHT WHILE CO-WORKER WAS PUSHING PINCHING INJURED'S FINGERS BETWEEN THE SIDE OF THE CRUSHER & THE BAR.

INJURED WAS HELPING ANOTHER EMPLOYEE CHANGE THE AIR COMPRESSOR IN HIS GREASE TRUCK. SOMETIME DURING THIS PROCESS, DIRT BECAME LODGED IN THE RIGHT EYE. HE WAS SENT TO THE WABASH VALLEY EYE CENT ER FOR TREATMENT. HE WAS ISSUED A PRESCRIPTION FOR TOBREX OPT. SALVE AND TOBREX DROPS.

INJURED WAS CLEANING TE CUTTING EDGES ON A D11 DOZER WHEN DUST BECAME LODGED INTO HIS EYE. HE WAS SENT TO THE DR FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION. T HE DUST WAS REMOVED AND HE WAS ISSUED A PRESCRIPTION FOR GARAMYCIN OPTHALMIC SOLUTION.

HE WAS WORKING ON THE FUEL TRUCK WHEN FUEL DRIBBLED DOWN THE SIDE OF HIS FACE. HE WIPED HIS FACE WITH A SHOP RAG. APPARENTLY THERE WAS METAL IN THE SHOP RAG WHICH BECAME LODGED IN HIS RIGHT EY E. HE WAS SENT TO THE EYE CENTER IN PRINCETON,IN WHERE THE OBJECT WAS REMOVED AND A PRESCRIPTION FOR OPHTHLAMIC OINTMENT WAS ISSUED.

EE WAS CHANGING THE CUTTING EDGES ON THE GRADER. HE WIPED THE DIRT AWAY, THE EDGE CUT THROUGH HIS LEATHER GLOVES, LACERATING HIS LEFT LITTLE FINGER. THE CUT REQUIRED SEVEN STITCHES.

INJURED WAS COMING AROUND THE CORNER TO WORK ON THE RAW COAL SCREEN WHEN HE COLLIDED WITH AN EIGHT FOOT SECTION OF TWO INCH ANGLE IRON WHICH CUT HIS RIGHT FOREARM WHICH REQUIRED FOUR SUTURES.

EMPL WAS CLOSING THE DOOR ON A D11N DOZER.EMPL INADVERTENTLY LEFT HAND ON TOP OF THE DOOR WHILECLOSING IT; PINCHING HIS LEFT INDEX FINGER BET WEEN THE TOP OF THE DOOR & DOOR FRAME. EMPL WENT TO THE LOCAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHERE HE RECEIVED FOUR STITCHES.

EE ELECTRICIAN WAS HELPING CHANGE ELECTRIC MOTOR WHILE ATTEMPTING TO MANEUVER THE MOTOR ON THE REAR OF THE TRUCK THE MOTOR SLID OFF OF THE TRUCK STRIKING HIM ON THE RIGHT FOOT. THE TEMPERATURE WAS SUB ZERO, THERE WAS ICE ON THE BED OF TRUCK, HE WAS WEARING STEEL-TOED BOOTS

95149ED WAS LIFTING THE FAN FROM THE RADIATOR ON A CAT 245 BACKHOE WHEN IT SLIPPED AND CUT HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER AT THE BASE OF THE FINGER.IT WAS REPORTED IMMEDIATELY BUT INJURED DID NOT SEEK 04543IAL ATTENTION UNTIL AUGUST 4,1992. THE CUT REQUIRED 4 STITCHES TO CLOSE.

I.NAME & OTHER CLEANING OFF 45K DRILL. BOTH PICKED UP A PIECE OF METAL 4' X 4' X 3/8" TO MOVE OFF OF DRILL.LOWERED METAL TO THE GROUND,I.NAME FELT BACK PULL. CONTINUED TO WORK UNTIL 1:30PM BEF ORE REPORTING THE STRAIN.AT THAT TIME I.NAME WAS ASKED IF HE FELT LIKE DRIVING,SAID YES AND WAS SENT TO DR.