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Employee was welding on a pipe and the wind blew metal shavings beneath employee's mask and safety glasses into left eye.

Employee was loading a customer truck from T243 and turned to close a gate when employee felt a sudden sharp pop in lower left leg.

Employee contacted the supervisor on 1/25/21 to report that EE would be out due to blood clots in EE's lungs and contacted the supervisor again on 1/27/21 notifying supervisor that EE believed the clots could be a result of the muscle strain reported in 12/2020 and EE would be examined again on 2/3/21.

Mechanic was splicing a belt when it shifted causing mechanic to reach to steady self which resulted in back pain.

Employee called into work on 1/13 that employee had shoulder pain but did not think it was work related. Pain was in shoulder that was replaced in 2/2019. X-rays showed damage to screws placed during shoulder surgery. Employee expressed to Dr. that employee thinks the injury is related to a 10/7/19 near miss incident.

Employee was blowing dust off clothes at end of shift with a clothes blower and felt a pop in EE's back as EE bent over.

10/10/12 EE reported progressive numbness in left hand/fingers with no known reason or origin. No improvement has been seen, and an appt with a specialist made for EE on 11/9/12. Incident being treated as reportable pending DR. evaluation.

Doing plant maintenance, was stung by wasp.

Kneeled down to clean blockage in hopper and felt pain in lower back.

Standard Threshold Shift

Standard Threshold Shift

wind blew foreign object into eye when the employee was walking to his vehicle after shift was completed.

wind created dusty conditions in reclaim building and dust blew in my eyes. PPE was being worn.

Standard Threshold Shift

EE was sitting in truck #7694 when getting loaded ee twisted around to look at the operator when ee felt something pull in my back.

HIGH WINDS BLOWING DUST.

EE WAS WALKING OUTSIDE ON THE CONVEYOR & IT WAS WINDY. A PIECE OF METAL BLEW INTO HIS EYE. HE WAS WEARING SAFETY GLASSES.

EE WAS WORKING OUTSIDE ON EQUIPMENT ON A WINDY DAY. HE WAS WEARING SAFETY GLASSES BUT A GUST OF WIND BLEW A DUST CLOUD INTO HIS FACE UNDER HIS GLASSES CAUSING SOMETHING TO GET IN HIS RIGHT EYE CAUSING IRRITATION, NO DAMAGE. DETERMINED POSSIBLE SCRATCH, NO IMPAIRMENT.

THE WIND WAS BLOWING 50+ MPH. EMPLOYEE WAS FUELING THE DOZER AND GOT DUST IN HIS EYES.