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Two employees were reinstalling guards and cleaning around the 1½-inch feed-belt tail pulley. While exiting the area with a pry bar, one employee stepped into wet accumulated material, causing EE's foot to sink. As EE pulled free, EE struck EE's forehead on a fixed crossbar. EE sustained a laceration above EE's right eyebrow and received nine stitches.

A haul truck driver stopped at a portable restroom facility. Upon exiting the CAT 773E haul truck, the employee began descending the access ladder while carrying a roll of paper towels under the right arm. During descent, the employee's left foot slipped from the bottom rung of the ladder, resulting in a rolled ankle.

The employee describes feeling back pain while operating EE's loader. During a break, EE asked EE's supervisor for ibuprofen, at which time the supervisor contacted the company's third party medical evaluation service, who recommended that the employee seek in-person medical evaluation at a local clinic.

Employee kneeled down to pick up a rock; EE then twisted to grab a second rock and felt a pain in EE's back.

Employee was removing an electrical meter when there was an Arc. Employee was shocked with current going in one hand running thru chest and out other hand.

EE was chipping on built up material in the screening station hopper when EE cut EE's Left forearm on a worn-out liner plate.

A haul truck operator struck boulder sheared off the left steer tire and rolled truck onto the right side of truck on same level. The operator was transported via ambulance, given fentanyl in route to hospital for evaluation, negative test results, basic first aid performed for seatbelt contusions.

removing synchronous motor off red dragline. individual stuck middle finger into 1 thread pusher bolt hole on coupling between sync mtr and open non threaded hole on generator. coupling was already unbolted. a nut was placed between flanges to push them apart. while finger was in the hole trying to remove nut the mtr rotated pinching finger.

Employee was climbing into the back of service truck as they stood up, they hit the top of their hard hat on a cross bar of the ladder rack causing them neck and back pain.

employee was using a pry bar to open a crate when the piece they were prying, hit their left pinky, palm area. The employee was wearing gloves at the time of the incident.

Employee was fueling up EE's haul truck at the end of the shift. while EE was climbing up on the stand EE's hard hat fell off and as EE stood up, EE banged the top of EE's head on a flange that resulted in 5 staples that EE received from the ER.

EE was stung by a bee

The employee was attempting to remove a broken adjusting rod on a lower apron on a 1620 Metso crusher. They used the hydraulic rams to relieve the tension on the adjustment rods and was attempting to remove the broken nut/adjusting rod when the right hand hydraulic cylinder failed and allowed the adjusting plate to make contact with their right hand.

A customer truck driver came to pick up a load of bulk cement when EE experienced a personal health related issue.

Laceration of the right shin above the ankle. A large rock rolled off of C2 at U856 Sylvania striking employee on the right shin. The laceration caused by the rock required 16 sutures to remain closed.

The employee was kneeling on EE's right knee at the secondary crusher and using a box knife EE was cutting conveyor belt material toward self. As EE neared completion of the cut, the knife slipped out of the rubber and traveled into EE's right mid-thigh, causing a puncture wound. This resulted in needing two stitches to the laceration.

Employee walking across location when EE felt pain in EE's left foot.

Employee was replacing screens on the plant when EE felt pain in EE's lower back.

The employee originally informed their supervisor and HR that they injured their left thumb in a non-work-related incident and then at A later date they reported that the incident took place at work while riding their personnel bike on the facility.

EE and another worker were installing a cutting edge in a front loader. The cutting edge was upside down and they attempted to flip it over. They lost control of the cutting edge and it, fell on right middle finger of EE's hand.

Employee was cleaning the bag compartment of the vacuum truck with a shovel. While cleaning the bags, EE smashed EE's left ring finger between the shovel handle and the bag compartment door frame resulting in an injury. Employee was treated at local emergency room and received 3 sutures in EE's finger.

On 07/16/2026 while the employee was unreeling a hose to refuel equipment, the hose stuck. The employee pulled on the hose to dislodge it and felt a pain in left shoulder. The employee used first aid to treat the pain until 07/22/2026 when it was evaluated and prescribed medication and restricted duty. The employee was released to full duty on 07/24/2026

EE was weed eating, hit a bees nest, and received stings on their right thigh. EE went to clinic, had 4 stingers pulled out, and received over the counter meds. EE had a follow up the next day where it was found that their stings had become infected. They were given a prescription medication. EE has remained full duty.

Employee was picking up a mill door liner and felt pain in EE's lower back. EE's supervisor called work care and the employee agreed to self-treat. During the follow up with work care on 7/20/2026. Employee was seen at occupational health on 7/22/2026 and placed on restricted duty.

Employee was washing beneath a conveyor with a water hose when the water spray rebounded and struck them in the face, covering it small debris. Employee turned off the hose, lowered glasses, and wiped their forehead. When they did so, a piece of rust fell into left eye. Clinic used magnetic tweezers and prescription numbing drops to remove the debris.

Employee operating FEL pushing up material that had been scaled from roof in preparation for bolting the following day. A section of material (approx. 6'x8''x1') fell on the engine compartment of the loader. The impact jarred the machine & operator. Employee was seen at local ER & given these restrictions-"no heavy lifting or strenuous work" and given a RTW date of 7/20/2026

EE was walking down the steps of the surge pile tunnel. missed last steps, caught themselves with the handrails, tightened elbows and right shoulder, popped elbow, and now has pain in right shoulder to right elbow. EE went to clinic and was given restrictions.

Employee reported progressively worsening bilateral hand discomfort with persistent numbness and tingling beginning in the middle fingers and radiating into the forearms, often disrupting sleep. Employee was diagnosed with bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome; prescribed prednisone 20 mg and PT.

EE was attempting to clean a torch tip on an oxygen/acetylene torch. knobs on torch were in the off position and flame was no longer visible. while blowing oxygen and brushing the torch tip with a gloved hand, gas reignited resulting in 1st and 2nd degree burns to the left palm of the hand.

The employee was lifting a tool bag (approx. 45 lbs.) out of the back of a stake body truck, turning and placing it onto the ground when they felt a pain in their abdomen. The employee sustained a strained abdomen.

A maintenance journeyman was using a cutoff wheel grinder at Quarry Belt #5 to cut a guard bracket. A fragment from the disc struck the employee's left knee, causing a 2-4 inch laceration. The employee was treated with nine stitches.

EE was cleaning under secondary with dingo. EE pinched left wrist between the dingo and plant structure. Our telehealth service was called, and they determined the injury first aid. The telehealth followed up with EE several times. On 6/15, they recommended EE go to clinic. Clinic put EE on restricted duty with EE's left arm until 6/30. X-ray showed no broken bones.

One employee was stuck on a personal elevator between floors 6 & 7 for 55 minutes. Employee was able to get out, elevator company was called to come investigate and make repairs. Repairs were made on 6-4-2026. No injuries or illness.

EE had hit a neutral line with their raised bed. EE states they jumped from the truck and hurt their left ankle but did not report the injury to any supervision. We found out 4 days later and were unable to conduct an investigation due to EE retaining an attorney. This is why this report has been delayed.

EE and another employee were removing a crusher bowl for maintenance and while using the ram to unscrew the bowl, the EE reached down to reposition the ram and as EE did the control operator retracted the ram and pinched the EE's finger between the ram head and the cylinder

Employee was assigned to jackhammer the Finish Mill (FM) feed chute at FM6 due to material buildup/restriction inside the chute. While performing the task, the employee reported EE slipped and caught self with right elbow and has a pain in EE's right shoulder.

Mill utility employee was jackhammering in Silo 4 when the jackhammer became stuck. While attempting to free it, the jackhammer suddenly released and dropped, pinching the employee's right pinky between the jackhammer and a grizzly bar. The employee received medical treatment- reinserted fingernail and stitched it to hold in place. Was told to keep dry and clean.

Employee fell into a chute and onto the material below when the hatch door EE was leaning against unexpectedly opened. The hatch opened because the winch holding it in a semi closed position broke from its anchorage point.

Ee and leadman were using a come along to pull a screen motor forward to disengage the belt, as the EE tried removing the belt from the pulley, the lifting eye snapped, and the EE's left middle finger was pinched between the belt and pulley

EE was cutting a steel manifold from the side of 10SC001. While getting to the bottom of cutting the brackets off, the manifold broke loose unexpectedly and dropped 3 feet to the catwalk. The EE's foot got tangled in the manifold's valves and dragged EE down the catwalk. This resulted in a twisting of the EE's left ankle.

Employee was attempting to dislodge a stone in a jaw crusher with a long steel rod. As EE used downward pressure to strike the stone, EE struck EE's right hand on the edge of a steel plate that surrounded the crusher.

Employee was working to get an airslide to flow material when dust from above dropped down onto the employee and into their eye.

After haul truck operator backed up to primary crusher, crusher operator saw small fire near the passenger side front tire which grew quickly. EE called for the driver to evacuate, and both left the area. Driver reported no prior issues. Due to extensive damage, source/cause of fire is unknown. Believed to have started either in engine compartment or near front passenger tire.

***Reported 5/12/26 - EE claims EE stepped into a hole and experienced a pop in EE's knee

While attempting to remove a seized bearing from a shaft, the employee struck the bearing with a hammer. Upon impact, a chip from the bearing struck the employee under their safety glasses.

Employee was working on getting anvils out of the anvil ring of a VSI Crusher. EE was using a soft blow hammer to hit the anvils out of the ring when a piece of the harden steel broke off. The chipped piece of steel flew and pierced through EE's leather glove cutting the back of EE's right hand just above the ring finger knuckle.

EE was climbing the ladder of the shipping loader to go to work. When climbing the shipping loader, EE missed the step and fell backwards. EE landed on the ground on EE's right shoulder and back then hit the upper back portion of EE's head.

At the start of the shift employee was climbing access ladder of 992G FEL. Employee stated they felt right arm tingle and feel numb. They did not slip or try to catch themselves, was just climbing ladder normally. EE was taken to clinic, diagnosed w/ arm/shoulder strain, placed on restricted duty and referred to PT for eval and treatment

UNDER THE SILOS IS A TIGHT SPACE. WAS USING A WALK BEHIND SKID STEER. MOBILITY WAS LIMITED, OPERATOR WAS GOING IN REVERSE WITH A LIMITED FIELD OF VIEW

EE fell down an undetermined amount of stairs below the kiln feed area. The worker received multiple lacerations to head and nose requiring extensive care. Also informed late evening at the ER that there was a crack on one or both sides of vertebrae.