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Heart attack at facility, natural causes.

A Customer Truck Driver had an allergic reaction to a Bee sting.

Death due to Natural causes.

Employee suffered a cardiac arrest while dismounting front end loader.

The employee was changing screens, when dust/rust was blown into eye causing the eye to be irritated. EE was wearing protective eye wear.

Employee was installing a lid on a new material tank, wind was blowing, material from job site blew into employee's eye.

EE was working in the Raw mill with over head cutting taking place. EE went to put on a pair of gloves to remove some metal from the area that had been cut away from the job taking place over head. When he put on the right hand glove he felt something like he had been burnt by a hot ember. But it was a brown recluse spider in his glove that had bitten him.

Employee was loading shot and had a non fatal heart attack.

Employee was removing dust buildup from around lower door of calciner. EE said it was a very windy day and when he was removing the material it blew back into his face and eyes. The dust high of lime caused redness to both eyes.

Employee was supervising calciner wall fabrication on 3rd floor of preheater tower, wind was blowing at high gust causing dust to blow into face.

911 was called & emergency medical help was dispatched to location - contract employee suffered a heart attack on mining property & was removed by ambulance.

EMPLOYEE ALLEGED INSECT BITE. LOCATION AND TIME OF INCIDENT UNKNOWN.

Employee notified us of accident on 2/21/05. Employee was standing in scale house; claims spider bite on the right inside leg.

EE WAS WORKING ON CRUSHER (IT WAS VERY WINDY) EE DIDN'T NOTICE ANYTHING UNTIL LATER IN THE DAY. IRRITATION TO LEFT EYE.

EE EXPERIENCED SLIGHT IRRITATION OF HIS EYE THATINCREASED AS DAY WENT ON TOWARDS END OF SHIFT HE WENT TO DR. WHO FOUND SMALL SLIVER OF METAL LODGE IN HIS EYE. DR. REMOVED IT. EE WAS BACK AT WO RK ON MONDAY.

REOCCURANCE OF OLD INJURY.

EMPL CLIMBED DRILL MAST TO LOWER CANOPY INTO ITS PROPER POSITION. WIND BLEW CANOPY TO RESTING POSITION,KNOCKING EMPL TO THE GROUND.

EMPLOYEE WAS LEANING AGAINST THE SHACK WHEN THE WIND BLEW THE SHACK DOOR AGAINST HIS HAND

I.NAME STANDING STILL AND STRAINED UPPER BACK.

HE WAS HELPING GREASE TRUCKS IN THE SHOP. HE WAS UNDER A TRUCK AND ON A CREEPER WENT TO GET UP OFF THE CREEPER, WHEN HE STOOD UP HE TWISTED HIS LEFT KNEE.

I,NAME CONTINUED TO WORK THE DAY HE WAS STUNG, AND THE BALANCE OF THAT WEEK. HE THEN WENT TO HIS DOCTOR ON APRIL 15, 1989-DO NOT KNOW THE DOCTORS NAME-HAS NOT BEEN TO WORK SINCE, BUT CLAIMED H E WAS ADMITTED INTO THE EMPORIA HOSPITAL ON MAY 6, 1989.

SUBJECT GOT UP FROM CHAIR TO ADJUST WATER SPRAY PIPES WHICH FEED HOPPER TO WASH SAND & GRAVEL OUT OF HOPPER. SUBJECT WAS SEATED IN CHAIR IN CONTROL HOUSE & RUPTURED DIS IN BACK WHEN HE GOT UP FROM CHAIR.

EMPLOYEE SUFFER9D A MINER STROKE AND IS SUSPENED THAT CHRONIC HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE CAUSED THE STROKE.

EMPLOYEE WHILE 9ATING SUPPER AT ABOUT 7:00 PM WAS NOT HURTING BUT LATER HE STARTED COMPLAINING WITH SHARP PAINS LIKE A CATCH IN THE BACK ABOUT 11:00 PM HE COULD NOT MOVE WITHOUT REAL SHARP PAI NS AROUND MIDNI1HT CARRIED HIM TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM DR WHO STATED THAT HE HAD STRAINED HIS BACK

SUBJECT WAS HEL1ING TO CHANGE A TAIL PULLEY BEARING IN THE TUNNEL LOAD OUT CONVEYOR.HE WAS TOLD TO LEAVE TUNNEL TO GET SOME FRESH AIR AS IT WAS EXTREMELY HOT.HE PASSED OUT ON THE WAY OUT.