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At the end of the day after contract employee checked out, they went into diabetic seizure.

Diabetic shock, was feeling bad, ate some candy then went into convulsions.

EE was walking up stairs in shop and heard a pop and felt a tear in EE's left knee

On September 7, 2016 a employee reported that they had been bitten by a spider on the top of the right foot as EE dressed for shift. The employee refused medical treatment that day. On Sept. 8, 2016 the employee stated that the bite had become infected and wanted medical treatment. The employee was then placed on restricted duty due to cellulitis on the top of the right foot.

Kiln feed popped during the cleaning process material splashed up under protective hood. A small amount of material contacted miner's eye

The employee in question experienced a Standard Threshold Shift (.625 Comp loss), according to his latest audiometric examination, conducted on 03/26/2014.

The employee in question has experienced a Standard Threshold Shift (comp loss of 1.563), according to his most recent audiometric examination, conducted on 03/27/2014.

The employee in question experienced a Standard Threshold Shift (comp loss of .313), according to his most recent audiometric examination, conducted on 03/27/2014.

The employee in question experienced a Standard Threshold Shift (Comp Loss of 10.625), according to his latest audiometric examination conducted on 03/27/2014.

The employee in question experienced a Standard Threshold Shift, according to his latest audiometric examination, conducted on 03/27/2014.

The employee in question experienced a Standard Threshold Shift, according to his latest audiometric examination, conducted on 03/27/2014 (comp loss of 1.250).

The employee in question, experienced a Standard Threshold Shift, according to his latest audiometric examination conducted on 03/27/2014.

The employee in question experiecned a Standard Threshold Shift, according to his most recent audiometric examination conducted on 03/27/2014.

The employee in question experienced a Standard Threshold Shift, according to his last audiometric examination, conducted on 03/25/2014.

The employee in question experienced a Standard Threshold Shift according to her latest audiometric examination conducted on 03/27/2014.

Employee squatted to perform safe back lift, and felt pop in left knee, and subsequent pain.

Worker smelled unpleasant odor while cleaning up dirt / debris in the Raw Mill third floor Bldg. and Preheat Tower. It has been assumed it was stack gas from either the wind blowing some into the tower or the process going positive for a short time.

Worker smelled unpleasant odor while cleaning up dirt / debris in the Raw Mill third floor Bldg. and Preheat Tower. It has been assumed it was stack gas from either the wind blowing some into the tower or the process going positive for a short time.

Worker smelled unpleasant odor while cleaning up dirt / debris in the Raw Mill Bldg. 3rd floor and Preheat Tower. It has been assumed it was stack gas from either the wind blowing some into the tower or the process going positive for a short time.

Worker smelled unpleasant odor while cleaning up dirt / debris in the Raw Mill third floor Bldg. and Preheat Tower. It has been assumed it was stack gas from either the wind blowing some into the tower or the process going positive for a short time.

Worker smelled unpleasant odor while cleaning up dirt / debris in the Raw Mill third floor Bldg. and Preheat Tower. It has been assumed it was stack gas from either the wind blowing some into the tower or the process going positive for a short time.

Payroll accountant felt ill, faint, pale, and did not improve upon rest. Ambulance called for transport to hospital. Early tests inconclusive, possible blood pressure medication issue? Upon release from hospital, the patient complained of some pain and sweating, and was subsequently diagnosed with blocked arteries, and remitted for surgery to repair.

Employee was walking from parking area when a gust of wind blew dirt into her right eye. When she rubbed the eye, she scratched the cornea.

EE received a foreign object in his right eye when he was walking through the plant, and was caught in a dust devil/windstorm. He was wearing safety glasses, but the wind blew a fragment foreign object into his right eye.

Wind blown door to office closed on employee's left ring finger tip.

Wind-blown dust in right eye. Antibiotic in eye.

Wind blown dust into right eye.

Wind blown cement dust.

Foreign object in left eye while cleaning scale off center of pier. Wind blew object into eye.

EE OPENED DUST COLLECTOR, HIGH WIND PRESENT, DUST INTO EYES.

Employee indicates he had a stressful encounter with supervisor, leading to chest pain and shortness of breath.

LEFT LEG CRAMPED UP, EMPLOYEE STTOD UP TO STRAIGHTEN LEG, AND OVEREXTENDED KNEE.

EMPLOYEE BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT A PAY ISSUE. HE DID NOT MAKE ANY ATTEMPTS TO COMMUNICATE HIS CONCERN AND BECAME ANGRY AND VERBALLY ATTACKED HIS DEPT MANAGER. THIS PERSON HAS SHOWN TENDENCIES TOWARDS ANGER IN THE PAST. AFTER HIS OUTBURST HE WAS TOO STRESSED TO WORK AND WE INSTRUCTED HIM TO SEEK A DR'S REPORT FOR HIS STRESS.

EE STOOD UP AND FELT A PAIN IN HIS LEFT ANKLE. EH DID NOT STRIKE OR BUMP ANYTHING. DIDN'T TWIST OR CATCH ANYTHING WITH HIS FOOT. HE SAYS THAT THERE WERE NO PROBLEMS PRIOR WITH HIS ANKLE AND SU PERVISOR IS NOT AWARE OF ANY PROBLEM. DIAGNOSED WITH ACHILLES TENDON AND PUT ON MODIFIED DUTY. IT IS NOT KNOWN WHAT CAUSED INJURY.