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EE reported to management at 6:50am on the morning of 02/05/2026 that they had been experiencing lower back pain since 01/31/2026 and that they had received medical treatment and been released without restriction on 02/03/2026 and called off of work on 02/04/2026. EE was seen at a clinic at 11:30am on 02/05/2026 and was instructed to not return to work until 02/09/2026.

An employee felt pain in their left knee while descending the stairway at the LKD Load-Out. Employee states they missed a step, but no damage was found to the steps.

EE states wind blew dust in EE's right eye on 12/23/2024 at approximately 9:00 am in the plant area. EE tried washing EE's eye and had another employee try again just before the end of EE's shift. At the start of EE shift on 12/24/2024 EE's supervisor noticed irritation to EE's right eye. The employee was taken to ER and found to have a right cornea abrasion.

An employee made management aware on 6/26/2024 that EE received an injury to right knee on 6/25/2024. EE states working on crusher and towards the end of shift EE's knee felt sore.

After an employee exited a Kawasaki side by side, EE rotated on EE's left foot to reach EE's lunch box in the back. When EE turned back, EE felt a pop in EE's left calf muscle.

Undetermined. Team member (T/M) felt irritation in left eye Sat. Nov. 19 approx. 4:00pm. Could not attribute to anything but performing grinding on Fri. Nov. 18th. approx. 5pm. Investigation showed t/m was following all safety expectations including elevated PPE requirements. T/M also stated there was no indication of irritation during or after completion of work.

EE became ill from suspected (but unconfirmed) heat exhaustion; lost consciousness and was transported via ambulance for further treatment. EE still under evaluation, and incident still under investigation.

Employee said EE was going up the steps at the Lime Loadout to collect samples when EE felt a "pop" in right knee. EE declined medical attention and went home. The next day EE came to work and indicated continued discomfort. EE went to the doctor later that day 8/19/22 and was issued restrictions.

Injured was bitten by an insect which caused their eye to swell shut.

Employee was getting tools from toolbox. When turning to go back towards workstation, felt a "pop" in right knee. Entire body was not facing direction of travel causing knee to twist.

The employee was doing routine maintenance on a roof bolter and when EE stepped over a grease hose felt pain in legs, lower back, and knees. EE was working at ground level and states: raised left foot about four to six inches to make a step over a grease hose. When EE put left foot on the mine floor after making the step is when the pain started.

A team of 4 employees was putting a pulley on #1 scalper. When ratcheting on a chain fall, the pulley slid/moved. Injured was not directly engaged with the pulley, but jumped backward when the pulley shifted and jarred EE's back.

The worker was standing next to the drill. Worker turned and twisted right knee and they fell to the ground. Unknown injury to be seen.

The worker was standing next to the drill. They turned and twisted their right knee and they fell to the ground. Unknown injury to be seen.

Employee was stepping off man car and when left foot touched the ground with employee's weight, employee felt a sharp burn in the center of lower back area.

Injured was working on a 994 loader. EE had to lay down and reach out to get hydraulic hoses into position. This caused awkward body position and exertion caused a back strain.

Injured was walking north along kiln 1 at 3-4 pier when they noticed something in right eye. EE went to the shop and and washed out right eye. The following morning they still felt like there was something in the eye and called to report the incident.

Injured was climbing the ladder to haul truck cab when they felt a pop in calf.

An employee was operating a 772 haul truck underground when EE said they felt ill. EE radioed in to the day shift supervisor EE did not feel well and was told to park the truck where EE was at two north crusher. Once arriving on surface employee was transported by local EMS to the hospital. EE was then admitted and a medical procedure was completed the following day.

During the lowering of the loading spout at the Lime Truck Load out an employee had a piece of lime enter right eye. Employee was standing at ground level and waiting to inspect the spout when this accident happened.

Employee was bending over to move a chain on the floor and felt a strain in back. Employee was seen by a doctor and referred to a chiropractor on the 20th.

On 10/15 EE notified of leaving ER & due to sciatica. After having pain on 10/15 while outside of work EE believes it is related to near miss on 10/11. No previous indication of any injury or pain leads Worker's Compensation to investigate, but no determination made yet. Interim report is filed to meet 10 working day req until determination made.

Employee experienced pain in right knee while stepping up on a platform. Restricted Duty.

Employee showed a Standard threshold shift during annual audio metric testing. At this time we are investigating if this is work related.

Employee showed a standard threshold shift during our annual audio metric testing. It is still under investigation if this case is work related.

Employee was taking samples when material was blowing onto back of neck. Employee looked up and material entered eyes.

Employee was pulling wire outside, wind was blowing hard and blew lime into employee's eye.

Delivery driver had suspected heart attack. CPR and AED were used until EMTs arrived. Driver is a Canadian Citizen from a Canadian trucking company that does not have a SSN, length of time on the job unknown.

Occurred prior to start of shift. Employee twisted and felt pain in back when coming into work.

Victim experienced stomach pains on site and died during surgery which was necessary to treat an abdominal aneurism.

NOTE: Did not have enough information to say is reportable until today. Hospital refused to provide info. Employee was shoveling sand in windy conditions, sand got into eye. Was wearing safety glasses but not goggles. Went to ER. Employee today stated he was given prescription antibiotic and corneal abrasion. No lost time/restricted duty.

Employee was leaning forward to pass under a screw conveyor and felt a strain in his lower back. Conveyor is approximately 5 feet off the floor.

Employee was walking on North roadway adjacent Kiln 5 bag house when dust/particulate blew into left eye. Employee was wearing safety glasses at the time. Flushing with saline solution was not effective and employee sought medical attention. Examination revealed minor abrasions to cornea and topical antibiotic was prescribed. Employee returned to duty.

Injured was changing a bearing on a bucket elevator when wind blew metal dust into his eyes.

Possible heart attack.

Employee turned to pick up tool to clean concrete off and knee twisted causing knee cap to dislocate.

Employee called the morning of Wednesday, January 5, 2011, said his ear was badly swollen, that he needed to see doctor. He stated around 9-10am on Tuesday, January 4, 2011, he noticed pain to ear while working near dam generator. Doctor suspects the employee was victim of a spider bite.

The victim was a truck driver for John R. Trucking Co. He was found unresponsive in the cab of his truck. 911 was called, CPR was administered by 2 EE's and an AED was brought to the scene. The AED was attached and instructions were followed. Hopewell TWP. EMT arrived shortly after and took over.

Employee removing lagging off of snub pulley on boat end shuttle when rust or dirt got into eye. Safety glasses and face shield was being used. Wind was swirling and material made it into his eye.

Injury was arriving for a visit at the mine. He approached the office and was bitten by a dog that was at the mine.

Employee was cleaning out a dust chamber when a strong gust of wind caused dust to get in the employees eyes. The employee was wearing a face shield and safety glasses as is required for this task.

Hearing Threshold shift for employee. Hearing test results delivered on 12-17-08.

Injured was walking down the stairway in the south loadout, when she stepped awkwardly and twisted her left ankle.

Injured was working under the kilns when a windblown foreign body entered his eye. Employee rinsed the eye immediately, but requested medical attention after his shift when the condition didn't improve.

80 year old man reportedly, suffering from dementia, drove into the UG mine sometime between 3/20/08 and 3/24/2008. He became stuck and exited his van. Apparently he attempted to exit the mine with a flashlight. He apparently lost the batteries power, could not get out and was found dead the morning of 3/24/2008.

Inspecting bags and strong wind blew dust in face and eyes.

Employee was pulling cages out of baghouse, cages were very rusty. The wind was blowing heavily with a lot of dust. Dust flew into his eyes. He was wearing safety glasses at this time.

While performing an inspection inside the kiln #3 baghouse, a strong gust of wind blew through the doorway of a module creating a large cloud of lime dust. The dust blew into face and into eyes.

While walking to the tripper, the wind blew lime dust into employee's right eye.

Injured was operating payloader when a bee entered his shirt and stung his left elbow.