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Employee stopped dozer to look behind when his neck popped. He could not turn head to side afterward. The mine believes due to no noted mechanism of injury that this is not work related. Potential causal factors found include employee having a metal plate in his neck from a previous non-work related event, and that he was "breaking a philly" the previous day.

Employee was opening the heater valve door to turn on the dozer heater valves when a gust of wind caused dust to swirl up underneath his safety glasses getting into his left eye. This resulted in his cornea being scratched. A prescription antibiotic was applied. Employee returned to work on his next scheduled shift.

Employee was working from a walk platform. As the platform is designed to fold up, the weight of the employee standing on the edge caused the platform to fold unexpectedly pinching his left leg at shin height between the platform and a metal structural brace. He suffered a 1" laceration to his left shin that required 2 sutures.

Employee was lowering a manlift and felt something get in his eye. He was wearing safety glasses at the time.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS ENTERING A CATERPILLAR 120 SCRAPER WHEN A GUST OF WIND CAUGHT THE DOOR HE HAD JUST OPENED AND BLEW IT BACK ONTO THE EMPLOYEE, STRIKING HIM ON THE RIGHT ELBOW.