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Oiler was preparing to fuel 527 Loader. When EE turned to the left, right knee "gave out" and EE collapsed to the ground. EE was examined by a physician and diagnosed with a comminuted femur fracture and torn ligaments which will likely require surgery to repair.

Employee was bent over working on a piece of pipe. When the employee stood up they felt a sharp "Pinch"/pain in the lower back.

Employee was working on a blast pattern when he fell for no apparent reason. The supervisor recognized the signs of a stroke and quickly transported the employee to the mine first-aid station for further evaluation. The employee was later treated for a minor stroke at a hospital. We do not believe that the employee's work environment played a part in the onset of this illness.

Employee was adjusting a newly installed door in the crusher building. Adjustment was above head level causing employee to look up while adjusting. A gust of wind blew a foreign object into his eye.

Employee was kicking in drill cuttings into a blast hole to get to designed hole depth when he felt something "pop" in his left knee. An MRI reveaqled torn meniscus and the employee was advised on 03/29/07 that orthoscopic surgery was needed. The surgery has been scheduled for 04/06/2007.

AFTER REVIEWING THE CONSULTATION NOTES RECEIVED FROM THE DOCTOR ON 06-12-95 IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE BACK INJURY WAS IN PART WORK RELATED

EMPOLOYEE WAS PULLING IN DRIPPER LINES ON LEACH PAD WHEN A GUST OF WIND BLEW DUST-DIRT PARTICLES UNDER HIS SAFETY GLASSES AND INTO HIS EYE.

EMPLOYEE WAS UNLOADING SAMPLE BAGS FROM THE BACK OF A PICK UP WHEN A GUST OF WIND BLEW A FOREIGN BODY (WOOD SPLINTER) UNDER HIS PRESCRIPTION SAFETY GLASSES AND INTO HIS LEFT EYE.

EMPLOYEE WAS PIPING HEAP LEACH PAD 4 WHEN A PIECE OF DIRT WAS BLOWN UNDERNEATH HIS SAFETY GLASSES AND EMBEDDED IN HIS LEFT EYE.

EMPLOYEE WAS CHECKING LIME BIN WHEN WIND BLEW SOME DUST UNDER HIS SAFETY GLASSES. DOCTOR PRESCRIBED EYE DROPS FOR IRRITATION.

EMPLOYEE WAS HIRED AS A LABORER & CAME TO WORK ON THE MORNING OF 07-26-COMPLAINING OF PAIN IN THE CHEST & NECK AREA

EMPLOYEE WAS IN OFFICE WORKING ON COMPUTER. DOCTOR STATES EXCESSIVE PRESSURE DUE TO SNEEZE OR COUGH CAUSED HEMORRHAGE OF LEFT EYE.

EMPLOYEE WAS GO3NG OVER PRE-OPERATING CHECKS ON CATERPILLAR 245 HYDRAULIC SHOVEL EMPLOYEE BENT OVER TO PULL ENGINE OIL DIPSTICK TO CHECK FLUID LEVEL NO HORSEPLAY WAS INVOLVED