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Loader operator was dismounting. placed right leg on the ground and went to turn to the right. Right foot did not move resulting in the force going to the right knee. Doctors initial ruling is a sprain

An employee was bit by an insect on the elbow while putting EE's uniform shirt on, causing EE's arm to swell.

Employee reported eye was irritated when EE woke up. Does not remember a specific incident, but assumes it happened at work the day before (6/20)

Mechanic was walking down stairs and felt a slight twist in knee but completed the shift. After the weekend they came back to work and knee was feeling sore after working/climbing stairs for two hours.

At 1527 on 10/29/2020 was notified commercial motor vehicle driver was found collapsed/unresponsive at upper load out scale. EMS arrived onsite and took over CPR. At 1655 per doctor on duty at Medical Center driver did not survive. Driver suffered a heart attack that was fatal due to natural causes. Mine condition and equipment were not involved.

During a bulk truck loading and packaging Temporary worker was kneeling on the top of the truck closing the truck hatch after finishing bulk load out. When the employee stood up EE felt a sharp pain in the right knee. Kneeling to close hatches and add seals is a normal practice. The temp worker was driven to the hospital and it was determined that EE had a right knee strain.

An employee squatted down to remove a valve cap on a slurry car. When EE stood up, EE felt a "pop" in EE's right knee and it started to hurt.

Employee was transferring weight from his left foot to his right when he felt a sudden pain in the bottom of his left foot.

Employee was sweeping the packaging/warehouse floor when he bent down to pick up an empty bay he felt a sharp pain in his back.

Employee reported lower back pain right side and right leg. Cause is unknown. Employee is under medical treatment to determine cause and occupational relationship.

Getting out of his truck to go to work when a gust of wind started & something flew in his eye.

While standing up, washing totes, employee felt his right knee stiffen. The knee showed swelling later in the day.

Employee bending over to close bottom gate on a hopper car. Employee felt back pain.

Employee bent over to pick up a piece of equipment. While bending down, the employee felt a pain in his lower back.

The employee alleges he was walking up the third flight of stairs in the Raymond Mill stairwell when he felt a sharp pain in his left knee.

EMPLOYEE HAS 10 DECIBEL SHIFT IN HIS HEARING FROM HIS BASELINE TEST. EE WAS TESTED ON 3/29/04, RESULTS RECEIVED ON 06/01/04.

EE WAS STANDING ON THE BACK OF THE SERVICE TRUCK, PICKED UP LARGE OIL DRAIN PAN WHEN A GUST OF WIND CAME UP AND BLEW HIM OFF OF THE TRUCK. HE LANDED ON A SOFT BERM AND WAS NOT INJURED AT THE T IME. HE REQUESTED MEDICAL TREATMENT SEVERAL DAYS LATER.

EMPLOYEE COMPLAINING OF EYE IRRITATION AND WAS SENT TO DOCTOR WHERE HE RECEIVED EYE DROPS.

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE SPILL ON FLOOR.

EMPLOYEE WAS WALKING OUT OF TRADING PRODUCT WAREHOUSE AND HAD A MUSCLE SPASM IN HIS LOWER BACK, WAREHOUSE FLOOR WAS LEVEL, MADE OUT OF CONCRETE, AND NO TRIPPING SOURCES NOTED. EMPLOYEE COULD N OT RECALL DOING ANY TYPE OF ACTIVITY TO HURT HISBACK. HE SAID HE FELT TINGLING BEFORE ARRIVING AT WORK.

AS EMPLOYEE WAS WALKING TOWARDS THE SHIPPING OFFICE, SHE FELT LIKE PASSING OUT AND ANOTHER EMPLOYEE CAUGHT HER. SHE WAS TAKEN INSIDE AND BEGAN TO HYPERVENTILATE. EMPLOYEE WAS BREATHING BUT WAS UNREASPONSIVE AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES W3RE CALLED. EMPLOYEE ALLEGES HYPERVENTILATION WAS BROUGHT ON BY ANXIETY AND STRESS DUE TO CONFLICT BETWEEN HER AND HER SUPERVISOR.

EMPLOYEE WAS WORKING ON APRON FEEDER AT WHITE KNOB QUARRY AND FOREIGN OBJECT BLEW INTO HIS RIGHT EYE. EMPLOYEE HAD ON SAFETY CUTTING GLASSES. EMPLOYEE REQUESTED MEDICAL TREATMENT ON 11-7-90. HE THOUGHT HE JUST HAD DUST IN HIS EYES DUE TO AN EXTRREMELY WINDY DAY AND THAT IT WOULD WASH OUT. ON 11-7-90 HE RECEIVED MIDICAL TREATMENT AS HE HAD A FOREIGN OBJECT IN HIS RIGHT EYE WHICH

WHILE CLIMBING INTO HIS TRUCK, WIND BLEW TRUCK DOOR HITTING EMPLOYEE IN THE HEAD. THE EMPLOYEE RECEIVED A LACERATION TO THE HEAD REQUIRING STITCHES. EMPLOYEE HAD HIS HARD HAT ON, HOWEVER THE D OOR KNOCKED IT OFF.

THE MAN WAS WORKING ON A CONVEYOR TOOK OFF HIS GOGGLES TO CLEAN THEM. AND THE WIND BLEW SAND IN HIS EYE.

WHILE WALKING UP THE STAIRS HE TWISTED HIS KNEE.

THIS MAN IS AN EXECUTIVE HANDLING AND DEVELOPING SOLUTIONS TO DIFFICULT ADMINISTRATIVE AND GOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS PROBLEMS.STRESSINDUCED TRAUMA TO THE SHOULDER AND NECK MUSCLES RESULTED.

ON MONDAY JUNE 15TH THE INJURED TOLD HIS SUPERVISOR (NAME) THAT HE HAD A STIFF NECK AND SHOULDER AND THAT IT WAS PROBABLY BECAUSE HE HAD SLEPT TOO CLOSE TO THE FAN THAT NIGHT.THEN LATER (COUPL E OF DAYS) HE T2LD HIS SUPERVISOR THAT HE HAD HURT IT AT WORK BUT COULDN'T PIN POINT WHEN.HE SAYS SOMETIME FRIDAY OR SATURDAY.HE WAS PRESENT BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AND DIDN'T COMPLAIN THEN.