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Mechanic was kneeling down on one knee and bent forward to turn a 10" gate valve. When EE stood up from one knee, EE felt pain in lower back. EE reported this to the supervisor immediately and received first aid but did not seek medical attention until the following day when pain had increased. A doctor gave EE restrictions that prevent EE from doing the full job.

Employee was cleaning the inside of the BC103 head pulley, from the top of the enclosure. After completing the task and climbing down, they reported feeling pain in the left knee. Employee was seen by a doctor on 10/16/18.

A maintenance mechanic got an infected eye from exposure to Calcium Oxide (Lime).

Employee was walking through the plant when there was a gust of wind and dust got into the employee's eye. Employee went to a local clinic and was treated for a foreign object in their eye and medication was prescribed.

Employee was working under high wind condition when he felt something in his right eye. Supervisor flushed eye for 25 minutes, then transported employee to medical care facility for further evaluation. Medical facility diagnosed employee with conjunctivitis and prescribed an antibiotic for use in right eye. Employee returned to work w/ no lost time or restricted duty.

Employee turned,twisted right knee while stemming blast holes. Dr.visit 9/13-Rt knee strain-Ortho visit 10/13- suggest surgery- WCofArizona requested 2nd opinion-12/13-Ortho visit-suggested surgery- Surgery on 1/16/14:incident became a reportable incident on 1/17/14.

Reportable hearing loss is right ear

employee got into an altercation with another employee and resulted in employee getting hit in the face with hardhat causing laceration on cheek and a fracture of nose.

Employee was installing 2 inspection ports on 2 conveying belts. A gust of wind blew lime into both of his eyes. After flushing his left eye was burned.

Inspecting stone handling conveyor belts - felt something in his left eye, which got under his contact lense.

EE felt back pain while untying boots at end of the shift.

Working on truck loadout chute. Wind blew loose lime into eyes.

THE HYDRATOR WAS PLUGGED. EMPLOYEE WAS ASSISTING. OTHER EMPLOYEE BENT DOWN CLEANING OFF THE MAGNET ON HUMMER SCREEN WHEN HE STOOD UP CAUSING LIME TO STIR UP. WIND BLEW THE LIME PARTICLES TOWARD INJURED AND WENT INTO HIS LEFT EYE. HE WAS WEARING SAFETY GLASSES. HE WASHED EYES AND WAS TAKEN TO THE DR. HE HAS CONJUNCTIVITIS AND AN ABRASION OF THE EYE.

Windy conditions: During clean up employee received lime dust in eyes.

ONE WORKER WENT AMUCK AND STARTED DEMOLISHING MINE PROPERTY WITH A FRONT END LOADER. HE WENT AFTER HIS FOREMAN WITH THE LOADER AND KILLED HIM. THE POLICE HAD TO SHOOT THE OPERATOR OF THE LOADE R IN ORDER TO GET HIM TO STOP. THIS IS CLASSIFIED AS A HOMICIDE AND NO PRELIMINARY WAS COMPLETED.

EE SAID HE WAS MOVING RAILCARS WITH A SKIPLOADER WHEN THE WIND BLEW SOMETHING IN HIS RIGHT EYE, FRIDAY AFTRNOON. H DID NOT COMPLAIN OR SHOW ANY SIGN OF ANY INJURY UNTIL SUNDAY NIGHT WHEN H CA LLED TO SA HE HAD SOMETHING IN HIS EYE ADN WAS SEEING A DR ON MONDAY. HE NEVER MENTIONED THAT IT HAPPENED AT WORK.

HIGH WINDS/DUST & DIRT BLEW INTO EE'S RIGHT EYE.

HIGH WINDS WITH GUSTS TO 45 MPH

HIGH WINDS WITH GUST TO 40 MPH.

HAD VERY HEAVY WINDS THROUGH THE DAY. WIND SPEED AT TIMES UP TO 50 MPH. SAND AND DUST GOT INTO HIS EYES.

AFTER CHECKING THE LEVEL OF THE SURGE SILO, EMPLOYEE STOOD UP AND TWISTED HIS UPPER BODY TO THE RIGHT AND FELT PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS RETURNING NUTS & BOLTS TO THEIR BIN LOCATIONS IN THE WAREHOUSE WHEN HE FELT SOMETHING STING HIS LEFT HAND WHILE IT WAS IN THE SMALL BIN COMPARTMENT

EE WAS CLEANING UP MATERIAL AROUND 1 KILN FIRING HOOD. EXTREMEMLY WINDY CONDTITIONS WERE PRESENT AND AIRBORNE MATERIAL GOT INTO ROB S EYE.

55061S UNPLUGGING THE ELEVATOR UNDER WINDY CONDITIONS. WIND DRIVEN LIME DUST BURNED HIS FACE AND EYELID.

EMPLOYEE BECAME DIZZY WHILE WORKING. HE COMPLAINED OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND NUMBNESS IN HIS HANDS AND FACE. HIS SUPERVISOR TRANSPORTED HIM TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM AT ST. ROSE DOMINICAN HOSPITA L. AT THAT TIME, THE DOCTOR SAID IT WAS HEAT STROKE. UPON FURTHER TESTING THEY FOUND HE HAD A VIRAL INFECTION.