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EMPLOYEE WAS LOWERING A TRAILER INTO IT'S NORMALPOSITION AFTER BOBCAT WAS UNLOADED WHEN A BEE STUNG HIM ON HIS NECK. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL FOR TREATMENT AND RELEASED ON THE SAME DAY.

EMPLOYEE WAS WEIGHING TRUCKS ON THE SCALE HOUSE WHEN A BEE SOMEHOW STUNG HER THROUGH HER SOCK ON HER LEFT FOOT (ANKLE) AREA. SHE DID NOT GO TO DOCTOR UNTIL 8/24/00 WHEN HER FOOT WAS STILL RED . DOCTOR GAVE PRESCRIPTION FOR HER TO TAKE.

EE WAS SITTING IN A BOBCAT WHILE THE FUEL MAN WAS FUELING THE BOBCAT. FUEL SPRAYED ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HIS FACE. EE WAS TAKEN TO ADAMS CO HOSPITAL WHERE THEY FLUSHED OUT HIS RIGHT EYE, AND GA VE HIM SOME SALVE FOR HIS FACE. HE RETURNED TO WORK THE EVENING ON HIS REGULAR SHIFT.

EMPLOYEE WAS BLOWING OFF METAL AFTER CHIPPING SLAG LOOSE ON THE WASH TOWER WHEN A SMALL PIECE OFBLEW INTO HIS RIGHT EYE.

EMPLOYEE WAS CHECKING A FUEL LEAK ON #55, A 992C END LOADER WHICH HAPPENED TO BE AN INJECTOR LINE. WHILE LOCATING THE LEAK WITH HIS HEAD UNDER THE HOOD, A PIECE OF BURNT CARBON EITHER POPPED O FF THE MANIFOLD OR AN UPDRIFT OF WIND BLEW IT INTO HIS LEFT EYE. AT THE EMERGENCY ROOM, HAD TO BUFF OUT THE SPOT AND PRESCRIBED ANTI-BIOTICS. THE NEXT DAY THE EMPLOYEE HAD TO VISIT AN EYE SPE