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Employee was in the process of removing the cutting edge bolts from the bottom of a John Deere 324G skid steer, with leather Tillman gloves using a Milwaukee half inch impact. While removing the second bolt it spun, and caused a burr on the bolt to cut EE's ring and middle fingers on the bottom of EE's right hand. Employee was taken to clinic and received 14 stitches.

Employee was tracking the trommel plant to the pit. Something popped and struck the employee on the middle finger of the left hand.

Technician was laying under machine to break back bead with a hydraulic ram. While utilizing ram, back bead broke then hydraulic ram fell and struck technician in the face resulting in 4 stitches to the upper lip.

Employee was using a wire wheel on a rusted piece of metal when employee felt something go into eye, underneath safety glasses. Employee flushed eye but still felt something in there. Went to clinic, where they removed a piece of metal and issued prescription antibiotics.

Employee was adjusting impact crusher and one employee was raising and lowering cylinder and other employee was turning nut. When the one employee turned the nut the other employee pushed lever to lower cylinder, the other employee stuck hand back in quickly to re adjust and smashed two finger tips

The employee was using a 8" hand held grinder to square up the excavator bucket pin boss face. When grinding employee got a piece of steel in left eye. Employee received medical treatment to have it removed.

EE had driven wedges between bucket and cutting edge while torching off bolts. The cutting edge sprang forward and caught the ee in the knee. This caused bruising and swelling in his knee later that evening.

Changing the bolts on cutting edge using an inpact wrench, bolt spun and cut 2 fingers.

WHILE CUTTING A TREE LIMB WITH A 20" BAR CHAIN SAW, EE ACCIDENTALLY CUT HIS LEFT BIG TOE, WHICH REQUIRED 7 STITCHES.

EE WAS PULLING ON IMPACT ROTOR ON CRUSHER TO CHECK WEAR ON IMPACT HAMMERS HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK WHEN HE PULLED ON ROTOR TO ROTATE IT.

EE WAS MOVING THE SULLIVAN ARC TRUCK DRILL TO THE FUEL TRAILER AFTER COMPLETION DRILLING OUT A SHOT HE CHOSED TO DRIECT THE DRILL DOWN DROP OFF (5FT SLOPE) INSTEAD OF THE RAMP THE DRILL TURNED SIDE WAYS CAUSING THE CRAWLER TRACK TO LOSE CONTROL WITH THE SURFACE THEN CAME TO REST ON HIS RT FOOT & TOES

REPAIRS WERE BEING MADE TO BOTH SIDES OF THE DOZERS BLADE ARM TRUNNION & BEARING ASSEMBLIES THE ARMS OF THE BLADE WERE DISCONNECTED FROM THE UNDERCARRIAGE & BLOCKED UP THE HYDRAULIC LIFT CYLIN DERS FOR THE BLADE WERE STILL ATTACHED BEFORE THE ARMS WERE PUT BACK ON THE UNDERCARRIAGE EE & HIS FATHER (EE) DECIDED TO TIGHTEN UP BOLTS ON SEVERAL LOOSE TRACK PADS ON THE LEFT SIDE DOZER N

EE WAS BUILDING UP HAMMERMILL HAMMERS AND WAS PUTTING THE LAST PASS WITH HARD FACING RODS AFTER WEDDING THE HAMMER HE STOPPED LIFTED HIS WELDING MASK AND WAS STRUCK IN THE LEFT EYE WITH A HOT FLAKE OF WELDING SLAG AS THE SLAG COOLED DOWN.

EMPLOYEE HAD BEEN USING HAND GRINDER HAD FINISHED WITH IT & WAS READY TO SET IT DOWN WHILE SETTING IT DOWN THE HANDLE CAUGHT ON COVERALLS & GRINDING WHEEL CAME INTO CONTACT WITH KNEE

WHILE BACKING UP DRILL SLIPPED ON WET GROUND & TRACK RAN OVER TWO TOES.