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Employee alleges was walking from scale house to employee's work truck and heard a pop in right foot. Employee was diagnosed with a fracture to the right foot.

Employee alleges they were getting out of the truck and they felt a pop in their lower back. Employee sought medical attention with a chiropractor.

Customer truck driver pulled on site and got load. Complained at scale that was having difficulty breathing. Driver stated was having back pain occur prior to arriving at mine site. This ended up being a medical condition of a blood clot. Driver is not a miner or employed by mine site. Blood clot not a result from any mining activity.

Employee alleges they were changing oil in feeder and stood up and felt a sharp pain in lower back.

Employee alleges he was loading a haul truck and the wind blew something in his left eye. He received medical treatment to his eye.

Employee alleges the wind blew a metal fragment into his right eye. It was removed by an Optometrist.

Employee alleges he was looking for a part for the crusher, he leaned over to look at a shelf and started feeling pain on both sides of his lower back.

EE WAS AT THE CRUSHING PLANT PICKING UP SCRAP PIECES OF PLYWOOD. HE PICKED HIS GLOVES UP AND PUT THEM ON, WHEN HE FELT A STINGING AS IF SOMETHING BIT HIM.

EMPLOYEE ALLEGES SOMETHING FLEW INTO HIS FACE AND EYES WHILE CARRYING TOOLS UPSTAIRS OF FINISHING PLANT.

EE LOST TIME AGAIN 1-5-98, RETURNED 3-9-98.

54736YEE WAS HOLDING ANGLE IRON IN PLACE ON STEEL PLATE WHEN A GUST OF WIND BLEW WELDING SHIELD FRAME OVER, STRIKING HIM ON TOP OF HELMENT. EMPLOYEE DID NOT LOSE TIME FROM WORK UNTIL 8-22-92 95349NING TO WORK ON 8-24-92.

EMPLOYEE WAS BACKING UP FROM END LOADER. WHEN HE TURNED AROUND HE PUT HIS LEFT HAND ON THE DOOR FRAME. WIND CAUGHT DOOR SMASHING FINGER BETWEEN DOOR AND DOOR FRAMING.

EMPLOYEE WAS REMOVING DECK FROM SCREEN WHEN A GUST OF WIND CAUGHT THE DECK AND TWISTED EMPLOYEE AROUND. HE WENT TO A CHIROPRACTOR.

LOST TIME IS ATTRIBUTED TO INJURY OF 12-6-90 WHEN EMPLOYEE BROKE HIS ELBOW. POSSIBILITY SURGERY WILL BE DONE TO CORRECT A PINCHED NERVE IN ELBOW.

EMPLOYEE COMPLAINED THAT HE WAS BECOMING SICKER. HIS SUPERVISOR WAS TAKING HIM HOME WHEN HALFWAY THERE HE WANTED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. EMPLOYEE HAD NOT FELT GOOD ALL DAY.

SUPER AND COMPANY WERE NOT AWARE OF POSSIBLE INJUIRY ULNTIL 6-12-89 WHEN TREATING CLINIC CALLED TO VERIFY A WORK RELATED INJURY.

EMPLOYEE TURNED TO REACH FOR AN OBJECT & TWISTED HIS KNEE HE DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION AT TIME OF INJURY BUT WENT TO A DR FOR X-RAYS LATER HE IS TO HAVE SURGERY ON H IS KNEE TODAY JULY 25 ,1 989 AS AN OUTPATIENT BUT IS EXPECTED TO BE OFF WORK FOR SIX WEEKS HE HAD NOT BEEN OFF WORK UP TO TODAY

WHEN GETTING OUT OF CABOF LOADER, THE WIND BLEW THE DOOR AND HIT THE EMPLOYEE ABOVE THE LEFT EYE CUTTING THE FOREHEAD WHICH REQUIRED THREE STITCHES.

EMPLOYEE WAS WELDING IN BED OF EUCLID TRUCK, WIND BLEW PIECE OF OREIGN OBJECT IN HIS RIGHT EYE.

HARRY HAD JUST STARTED TWO HAULAGE TRUCKS AND HAD GONE INTO THE LUBE SHED TO TALK TO TERRY MOSES. WHILE TALKING TO TERRY, HARRY COLLAPSED. HE WAS COVERED WITH A BLANKET AND COMFORTED. A SHORT TIME LATER CPR WAS STARTED ON HARRY BY DOUG LACKE.

EMPLOYEE WAS STANDING AT THE NORTH END OF SHOP WHEN A GUST OF WIND BLEW OVER AN ALUMINUM LADDER HITTING HIM IN THE LEFT CHEST