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EE WAS DRIVING AN OFF-ROAD HAUL TRUCK AND DROVE OVER A LARGE ROCK IN THE ROADWAY. THE EE WAS JARRED AND INJURED HIS LOWER BACK.

EE GOT HAND CAUGHT IN THE COOLING FAN OF A BOBCAT LOADER

EE WAS STANDING ON A BUCKET ON TOP OF A ROLLER CONVEYOR. WHEN HE STEPPED DOWN HE PUT HIS HAND OUT TO STEADY HIMSELF. THE PALLETIZED TABLE RETURNED TO POSITION WHILE STEADYING HIMSELF & JPINCHE D HIS HAND BETWEEN THE TRACK & PALLETIZER WHEEL.

EE WAS DRIVING A COMPANY DUMP TRUCK. EE PULLED OUT IN FRONT OF ANOTHER VEHICLE.

RECURRENCE OF BACK FROM FORMER INJURY OF 11-03-94.

WHILE DRIVING DUMP TRUCK IN THE QUARRY-SPREADINGROCK THE TRUCK TURNED OVER ON ITS RIGHT SIDE . CARL SUFFERED A BROKEN NOSE AND DEEP CUTS ON THENOSE.

EXTREMELY ROUGH ROAD, HIT BUMPS-BOUNCED ON SEAT IN THE TRUCK CAUSING STRESS TO BACK & NECK.

HAUL UNIT TRUCK DRIVER DRIVING R22 IN ROUTE TO PARK TRUCK FOR SECOND SHIFT TO BEGIN INJURED EE AND OTHER EE WERE STANDING AND TALKING IN ROADWAY TRUCK COULD NOT STOP IN TIME RUNNING OVER EE S LEFT LEG FROM KNEE DOWN.

SHOVEL GOT CAUGHT UNDER BELT AND SMASHED 2 FINGERS ON RIGHT HAND. FRACTURE 4TH FINGER, SMASHED FINGERNAIL ON 5TH FINGER. TETNUS SHOT, SPLINT, AND TYLENOL WITH CODEINE.

STRESS TO LOWER BACK

INJURY ALLEGEDLY TOOK PLACE ON 2/11/91 AND EMPLOYEE WORKED THEN 2/15/91. INJURY WAS NOT REPORTED UNTIL 2/17/91. EMPLOYEE VISITED CHIROPRACTOR AFTER WORK ON 2/15/91. EMPLOYEE CAME TO WORK ON 2/ 25 & 2/26/91 ON 2/26/91 EMPLOYEE WENT TO DR WARD AND CO WAS NOTIFIED EMPLOYEE POSSIBLY HAD A PULLED MUSCLE. EMPLOYEE ATTENDED ANNUAL REFRESHER TRAINING ON 3/5/91 WHICH HE WAS PD FOR AT PRESEN

OPER FRONT END LOADER SHUT DOOR ON HAD PAIN MDE HIM FAINT

DRIVING TRUCK.NECK GOT JARRED.

MOVING LOADER IN DOME.STOPPED QUICKLY AND TWISTED NECK.

SKID LOADER TIPPED FORWARD HE REACHED OUT TO FRONT TO CATCH BALANCE HITTING GREASE ZIRK ON FRONT OF LOADER

EMPLOYEE WAS PULLING #557 KILN FEED BELT WHEN BELT GOT HUNG UP ON ROLLER. WHEN IT RELEASED DUST FLEW INTO EMPLOYEES EYES. THIS IS BEING REPORTED TO ABATE CITATON #3620949 DATED 1-24-91) MSH A PART 50 AUDIT.

EMPL INJURED NECK & BACK WHILE RUNNING BOBCAT.

EMPLOYEE WAS EN ROUTE TO PLANT WITH A LOAD OF STONE. A PICK-UP TRUCK PULLED OUT IN FRONT OF HIM AT INERSECTION. SUFFERED NECK INJURY DUE TO COLLISION.

EMPL WAS BEING LOADED IN PIT WHEN PIT LOADER LOADED BIG ROCK ON EUCLID CAUSING TRUCK TO SWERVE THROWING ;EMPL INTO SIDE OF DOOR.

EMPLOYEE WAS ON A CONVEYOR MEASURING FOR A MOTOR MOUNT. HE FELL FACE FOWARD ON THE BELT AFTER THE BELT WAS STARTED BY ANOTHER EMPLOYEE WHO DID NOT KNOW HE WAS ON THE BELT.

EMPLOYEE WAS EXAMINING CONVEYOR MOTOR TO DETERMINE REASON IT HAD TALLED THE VICTIM WAS RESTING HIS HAND ON ALTERNATOR BELT WHEN ANOTHER EMPLOYEE ATTEMPTED TO START ENGINE CAUSING VICTIMS MIDDL E FINGER ON LEFT HAND TO BE PULLED INTO THE PULLEY

EMPLOYEE WAS TRYING TO ADJUST A 48 INCH SELF CLEANING TAIL PULLEY BY THE USE OF A PRY BAR AND WRENCH WHILE BELT WAS OPERATING HE HAD PLACED THE PRY BAR INTO THE FAR AND THE TAIL PULLEY GRABBED THE BAR AND IT FLEW UP AND HIT THE EMPLOYEE IN THE LEFT SIDE OF FACE CAUSING THE CHEEK TO BE BROKE IN 3 PLANES AND JAW CRACKED HE DID NOT REPORT THIS TIL NEXT DAY.

INJURED WAS OPERATING A SUPERSUCKER VACCUUM TRUCK HE TRIED TO REMOVE A CHUNK OF HARD MATERIAL FROM THE HOSE WHILE THE UNIT WAS RUNNING HIS LEFT HAND AND ARM WAS DRAWN INTO THE HOSE AND BRUISED

EMPLOYEE LET THE BED OF A HAUL TRUCK DOWN HARD JARRING THE CAB DUST CAME OUT OF THE DASH AND ENTERED HIS LEFT EYE CAUSING AN ABRAISION TO EYE.

EM. WAS ASSISTING IN INSTALLING APOWER CABLE ON A POLE, THE CABLE WAS BEING LIFTED BY A LOADER WHEN IT SLIPPED OFF THE BUCKET AND CAUGHT THUMB BETWEEN THE BUCKET AND THE CABLE. LATER REALIZED IT WAS A FRACTURE.

RIGHT DRAFT ARM3OF 631 B PAYSCRAPER INJURED WAS OPERATING BROKE CAUSING SCRAPER BOWL TO DROP TO GROUND THE MACHINE STOPPED SUDDENLY AND THE REAR OF THE TRACTOR DROPPED DOWN CAUSING INJURED TO BE THROWN BACK3AGAINST CROSS MEMBER OF ROPS CAB

EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING A 100 TON EUCLID IN THE QUARRY HAULING LIMESTONE TO CRUSHER EMPLOYEE HIT A BUMP IN ROAD AND THE EMPLOYEE CLAIMS HE RECEIVED NECK INJURY.

THIS ACCIDENT W5S REPORTED ON 6-1-87 AND HE HAD BEEN WORKING SINCE 7:30AM I,NAME TATED THAT HE HURT BACK ON 5-3087 WHILE DUMPING LOAD OF ROCK BUT DID NOT REPORT IT. AT ABOUT 10:30AM ON 6-1-87 HE SAID HE SHO6LD GO TO DR (TRAINING) WENT TO DR AND HAD PULLED MUSCLE.

THE CUSTOMER WH2 IS THE OWNER OPERATOR AND NOT EMPLOYED BY MEDUSA HAD PULLED HIS TRUCK UP TO GET LAST PART OF LOAD, STEPPED OUT ON RUNNING BOARD OF HIS TRUCK TO INSPECT HIS LOAD, AT THAT TIME A ROCK FELL FRO4 #1 CONVEYOR AT A GLANCING LICK AND HIT HIS HARD HAT THEN BVOUNCED ONTO RIGHT SHOULDER CAUSING A HAIRLINE FRACTURE OF HIS SCAPULA.

EMPL USING CHAI3 AND FORKTRUCK TO OPEN SLIDING DOOR TO FABRICATION BLDG.FORKTRUCK BECAME STUCK AND EMPL UNHOOKED THE CHAIN WHILE FORKTRUCK STILL IN GEAR.FORKTRUCK TIRES CAUGHT HOLD WHILE EMPL HAND STILL IN 7HAIN.

EMPLOYEE WAS ST5NDING BESIDE PIT TRUCK BEING LOADED UNDER THE CONVEYOR OF A RIP RAP PLANT ROCK BEING DUMPED INTO RIP RAP PLANT APPARENTLY CAUSED A SMALL PIECE OF METAL TO BE CHIPPED OFF & T HE WIND BLEW IT3INTO THE LEFT EYE

INJURED WAS USI3G IRON BAR TO CLEAN E19 BELT TAIL PULLEY WHILE BELT WAS RUNNING BAR WAS PULLED UNOT PINCH POINT BETWEEN BELT AND ROLL AND END STRUCK LEFT SIDE OF INJUREDS HEAD

INJ WAS GRAVITY DROPPING RAIL HINJ WAS GRAVITY DROPPING RAIL HOPPER CARS AWAY FROM COAL UNLOADING STATION WHEN HE STOPPED THE CAR HE WAS RIDING IT WAS STRUCK BY A TRAILING CAR THE FORCE OF T THE IMPACT CAUSED HIS HEAD TO JERK AROUND AND HIS LEFT CHEEK TO STRIKE AGAINST THE CAR

ROCK FELL OFF TRAVELING CONVEYOR BELT ONTO INJUREDS LEFT HAND & INDEX FINGER. FINGER WAS LACERATED WITH LOSS OF NAIL.

EMP WAS PERFORMING DUTIES OF DUMPSTER WHEN PAIN DEVELOPED IN LOWER LEFT ABDOMEN

EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING TOW-MOTOR IN BAGGING WAREHOUSE OF PLANT #3 WHEN BOOM OFFORK-LIFT TRUCK STRUCK AREA OF DOOR-WAY CAUSING OVERHEAD GUARD TO COME OFF AND STRIKE EMPLOYEE HEAD AND FACE.

MAN WAS KING A LINE FROM THE DREDGE TO THE BARDGE HIS LEG WAS TRAPPED BY THE LINE AND PULLED HIM BETWEEN THE EQUIPMENT.