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Employee was attempting to close the ears on a hose camlock with a 5 lb. steel hammer when EE struck right thumb with the hammer causing the injury.

Employee was rodding out Mill #1 with a pry bar when they smashed their left index finger between the pry bar and an I-beam behind them.

Employee was trying to turn a shaft with a pipe wrench above his head. It broke loose and struck the employee in the head with the handle in the head.

Conditions contributing to the accident involved a combination of inexperience and incorrect usage of tools.

Injured and co-worker were cleaning out the crusher hopper when a slight material slide struck the end of the pry bar forcing the other end into his face.

As employee swung a sledge to break up blocked feed bin, his left hand struck the edge of a clean out hopper.

Employee used an unprotected razor bladde to cut a plastic tie wrap. The blade slipped and cut his finger.

While "rodding" mill 3 feed tank, employee strained right shoulder.

Employee injured his wrist while swinging a hammer.

EE was utilizing a pry bar through an inspection hole on a rock hopper trying to free a jammed rock. When the rock came free, the rock fell against the pry bar in the inspection hole. EE still had his hands around the pry bar. EE's finger was lacerated when the pry bar moved up and into a steel support for the hopper.

15 LBS HAMMER RECOILED AND STRUCK VICTIM'S RIGHT KNEE.

SMALL PARTICLES FELL INTO VICTIM'S LEFT EAR WHILE RODDING MILL.

WHILE REMOVING DEBRIS FROM CRUDE ORE TANK EMPLOYEE'S HAND SLIPPED FROM PRY BAR CRUSHING LEFT MIDDLE FINGER BETWEEN PRY BAR AND MACHINE GUARD.