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EE went to a chiropractor with lower back pain on 7/30/26. EE was treated by the chiropractor for the lower back pain. The chiropractor diagnosed the EE with lower back pain due to a repetitive injury from operation of a forklift truck.

Material from a broken bag was on the conveyor line. The employee stopped the conveyor and was pushing material down between two conveyors. The employee turned on the conveyor while EE's hand was still in the material. The employee's hand and arm were caught in the conveyor. The employee's hand and arm sustained swelling, bruising, and an abrasion.

EE was backing down the grizzly ramp. The loader proceeded to powerslide and came to a halt at the bottom of the ramp. At that time, EE felt a "pop" in EE's neck. At 9:00am EE reported feelings of "nausea and motion sickness" to the shift foreman. On 9/25/2017 EE was diagnosed with a neck injury.

EE was emptying bin into a bulk sack inside plug mud packaging area. Forklift operator approached bulk sack holding frame, placed forks in pallet, and tilted them forward. Left edge of forklift backstop struck EE fingertip, which was resting on metal holding frame.

EE did not report until 4/16/2013 that he had jarred his back sometime in December 2012 while operating a front end loader. On 4/16/2013 he told his supervisor about the incident and wanted to go to the doctor. EE was placed on restricted duty awaiting the results of an MRI. Upon receiving results all restrictions were removed and EE returned to work at full capacity.

EE reached around a guard to clear material conveyor without following proper lock out tag out procedures. Hand was caught between the tail pulley and idler conveyor. He was able to pull a stop cord stopping the conveyor, but remained with his hand caught. He had to wait assistance to be removed from the conveyor. His hand received abrasions as a result of this incident.

Employee reached around the conveyor guard and grabbed a plug mud bag between the conveyor belt pinch point and the bag roller. Upon doing this his hand was pulled into the pinch point between the conveyor belt and the bag roller.

Employee was reaching to pull a bag off a conveyor when his glove got caught between the conveyor and the deck, pinching his left hand and wrist. Employee suffered a bruised left hand and a wrist abrasion.

Employee exceeded safe speed limitation for fork lift while making a sharp turn causing the fork lift to turn on its side. Weather and slippery conditions were not a factor. Employee was wearing his seat belt.

EE HAD ACCESSED THE TOP OF THE BAG PRESS WITH A STEP LADDER TO MAKE ADJUSTMENT. THE PRESS WAS NOT DE-ENERGIZED AND WHEN THE EE WAS DESCENDING THE LADDER HIS HAND CAME IN CONTACT WITH THE BELT ON THE PRESS, RESULTING IN HIS LEFT ARM BEING DRAWN INTO THE PULLEY, TRAPPING AND BREAKING THE EE'S FOREARM.

EE'S FOOT WAS RUN OVER BY A FORKLIFT.

EE WAS THROWING 100# BAGS ONTO A PALLET, WHEN HE FAILED TO NOTICE ANOTHER BAG ON THE BELT CONVEYOR. THE TRAILING BAG FELL OFF THE BELT, HITTING HIM IN THE LEFT KNEE CAUSING A LIGAMENT INJURY.

EMPLOYEE WAS PUTTING ON AN APRON IN THE PALLETIZING AREA WHEN HIS LEFT FOOT WAS RUN OVER BY A FORKLIFT THAT WAS BACKING UP, CAUSING A CONTUSION TO HIS FOOT.

WEIGHT OF BENTONITE SHIFTED TO ONE SIDE, FORCING THE TRUCK AND TRAILER OVER ON ITS RT SIDE.

EE STRAINED HIS BNACK WHILE OPERATING A LOADER.

EE STRAINED HIS NECK WHILE OPERATING A LOADER.

EE'S INDEX FINGER WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN A IDLER ROLLER ON THE PLUG MUD BAG CONVEYOR.

EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING A BOBCAT ON UNEVEN ROUGH GROUND WHEN HE EXPERIENCED BACK PAIN.

EMPLOYEE WAS LAODING BAGS & GOT HIS LEFT HAND CAUGHT IN THE CONVEYOR BELT

WATERING HAUL ROAD WENT AROUND 110 CORNER TO FAST HAD 1/2 LOAD OF WATER IN TANKER GOING AROUND CORNER WATER SHIFTED UP RIGHT SIDE OF TRAILER CAUSING THE TRUCK AND TRAILER TO PULL OVER ONTO ITS SIDE.

EMPLOYEE'S RIGHT WRIST WAS CAUGHT IN THE BELT SCALE, PULLING HIM INTO THE EUQIPMENT SPRAINING HIS WRIST AND CUTTING HIS FOREHEAD.

FORK FELL OFF OF FORKLIFT LANDING ON EMPLOYEE'S RIGHT FOOT.

EMPLOYEE WAS TURNING AROUND TO LOOK OUT TH REAR WINDOW OF THE LOADER

PLACING RAIL ROAD CARS FOR LOADING AND CAUGHT RIGHT FOOT IN DRAWBAR TWISTING ANKLE AND FOOT.

ROCK STUCK IN MILL FEED ROLL FELLOW WORKER TURNED ON POWER WHILE L HAND STILL ON ROLLER. SEVERED L THUMB BELOW FIRST KNUCKLE

THE MAN WAS STA3DING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PAD WHERE FORKLIFTS BACKUP.THE FORKLIFT OPERATOR LOOKED OVER HIS RIGHT SHOULDER WHEN THE LEFT STEERING WHEEL RAN OVER RIGHT FOOT & ANKLE.