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Miner was operating an overhead crane when the chain hook got caught on the banker rail and the chain hook slid off causing the chain and hook to fly up striking the miner in the hand.

While attempting to move a piece of curb of a conveyor with a 3/8" grout chain the hook caught on the conveyor as the piece was being hoisted and the chain became tight and started to lift the conveyor. The operator stopped and placed a hand on the chain as it was being lowered and while the chain was still under tension, it dislodged from the conveyor and hit forearm

Drilling a vertical line with a plug Drill and the bit broke and caught EE's finger between the broken bit and stone EE was drilling

Setting up a Marini drill and EE's back started to hurt towards the end of the shift. Possible back strain. Miner had drilled anchor point holes with a plug drill.

Grinding a chisel and sneezed and finger hit the spinning grinding wheel

Using Hand drill and stone chip hit Right eye

Finger caught between the wrench and the mast of the drill ee was operating

Employee standing on uneven slabs to drill.

Curb shed employee had a piece of steel sliver enter into abdominal wall.

Employee was working on the double head diamond saw. A piece of curb tipped off the banker onto the back of his leg.

Employee was reaching for something and his hand was caught in part of the machinery.

Employee was drilling granite. The bit broke and the drill moved and the remaining piece of drillbit went into his foot, just behind the steel toe cap.

A block was being lifted from the quarry. The chain tightened and a small piece of stone (corner) broke off and flew over and hit his arm.

Between 8/13/07 and 8/20/07, employee was doing a task (burning slabs) where he had to be a little "bent over" all day. Back symptoms got progressively worse. (NOTE: worked until 8/31/07 - lost time started 9/4/07).

Employee was using the steam cleaner to melt ice from the drill holes. The pipe became stuck and employee tried to free it without shutting it off.

Employee was burning curb and felt his back getting tighter the longer he worked. Felt a tightness in his back.

Employee was cutting curb when a small piece of granite flew behind his glasses into his eye.

Employee was burning the curbing and came to the end of the row. He "threw" the hose over the end and felt a pull in his back.

EE WAS USING THE BURNER ON A PIECE OF CURBING. THE REGULATOR FOR THE FUEL OIL CAME LOOSE, EE ATTEMPTED TO FIT IT, AND THE TORCH SLIPPED ACROSS HIS HAND.

EE WAS BREAKING LINES IN THE QUARRY WITH A JACKHAMMER AND WEDGES. A PIECE OF STEEL BROKE OFF OF THE WEGE AND LODGED IN HIS LEFT KNEE.

WHILE MOVING THE CRANE TO ANOTHER LOCATION, THERE WAS A MECHANICAL FAILURE. EE ELECTED TO GET OUT OF THE CRANE WHILE STILL MOVING.

EMPLOYEE WAS DRILLING, PUSHING AGAINST THE DRILL WITH HIS LEG (REPETITIVE WORK).

EE WAS PUSHING CURB ON THE CONVEYOR ROLLERS. TO STOP THE PIECE OF CURB HE PUT A SMALL PIECE OF GRANITE INTO THE ROLLER AND THE CURB THEN HIT HIS FINGER.

EE WAS RUNNING PLATFORM DRILL & USING SLEDGE HAMMER-REPETITIVE MOTION ACTIVITIES.

A PIECE OF GRANITE BROKE OFF THE BANKERS AND SCRAPED DOWN HIS LEG.

CUTTING CURB BY HAND, PIECE OF GRANITE BROKE OFFAND HIT HIM IN THE KNUCKLE.