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EE was lifting a piece of stone onto a thin stone conveyor when another piece fell on EE's finger.

EE was at work and suffered a stroke.

EE was splitting stone with hammer and chisel. The Chisel slipped in EE's hand, and EE accidentally struck EE's thumb with the hammer.

EE was inspecting engine bay on loader. Shocks on engine bay door loader failed. Overhead door fell and hit EE on top of the head.

EE chiseling pieces off standing stone, piece of stone fell towards loader and EE attempted to hold it up by pulling towards them causing a back strain

EE pushing stone off forks onto a pallet and felt abdomen pain.

EE lifting stone in quarry, stone shifted and pinched finger between stone and quarry floor.

EE splitting stone, went to swing, but stone split mid swing causing EE to swing and not hit anything.

EE using end trimmer, stone shifted and pinched finger.

Employee was splitting field stone when a piece of EE's chisel broke off and hit EE's knee.

Employee splitting stone with chisel and hammer, struck finger.

EE working in quarry splitting stone using chisel, piece came off chisel and hit knee and was stuck in skin.

EE was carrying a stone, left foot slipped but EE caught self and felt pain.

EE was lifting a stone in the quarry when EE felt pain below belly button.

EE was adjusting a piece of flag stone to be stacked, another piece that was already stacked fell, hitting EE in the foot.

EE carrying stone, stone slipped in hands and fell on right foot.

EE carrying stone in quarry, slipped and felt pain in back.

Employee pinched finger between stone causing a laceration.

EE team lifted a stone, lost footing while carrying and fell hurting ankle.

EE using chisel to split stone, missed chisel and hit finger

EE stacking stone, stone slipped off stack, and fell into knee.

EE moving stone on splitter, stone slipped, laceration to finger.

EE pulled a stone towards EE and felt abdomen pain.

EE was picking up a stone approximately 150 lbs., twisted to put it on a pallet, and felt lower back pain.

EE picked up stone approximately 80-120 lbs., set it on EE's thighs, rolled stone towards chest, adjusted grip on the stone, and set it on the pallet. When the stone rolled up and towards EE's chest it contacted EE's left ribs, resulting in a fracture.

Employee was stacking large stone when EE felt pain in EE's elbows and wrists. The condition worsened over time. Employee sought medical care on 10/29/21. EE was diagnosed with joint pain. Injury was determined reportable on 10/29/21.

On Wednesday, 5/12/21, at 2:48 pm, employee moved a stone forward on the feeder conveyor towards the breaker. They lifted it with the lifter table. EE then attempted to spin the stone with left hand when the stone slipped off the lifter table and fell. When the stone fell it pinched their left 2nd digit in between it and the feeder conveyor resulting in a laceration/open wound.

EE was pulling stone on a breaker feeder table when a small piece broke off, fell off the table, and contacted the top of EE's left ankle resulting in a laceration.

At 9:45 am on Friday, 4/16/21, employee was attempting to climb over a conveyor, when a foot became stuck in a pallet, employee lost balance, and fell sideways onto the concrete floor, hitting left shoulder on the floor.

EE reported left shoulder pain to the supervisor. EE felt pain in the shoulder when EE was swinging a hammer to hit a chisel on a piece of stone.

EE was attempting to remove icy/slippery conditions from the grated step in-between the scalehouse and the scale. As EE was removing the icy conditions, EE slipped and fell, resulting in a laceration to EE's left knee.

EE was breaking stone in the Chilton shop. While EE was breaking stone, a chip of the stone went up under EE's safety glasses into EE's left eye. EE was given first aid to flush EE's left eye. Afterward, EE still felt discomfort in EE's eye. EE was taken to the clinic and EE's left eye was found to have a scratch. EE was given a prescription for eye drops.

EE was sorting and stacking stone in the Hamilton Quarry. EE picked up a piece of stone and was carrying it out of the stone pile when EE slipped and twisted EE's back.

Employee was stacking stone on a pallet when a piece of stone fell off the pallet and struck EE in the hip and foot resulting in contusions.

Employee was sorting and stacking stone in the quarry. EE lifted a 50 lb. stone and felt pain in EE's lower back.

At 4:00 pm on Tuesday, 6/16/20, EE was feeding a splitter at the Hamilton Shop. EE was turning a stone on the turn table on the feeder table when the stone moved suddenly and EE's left 4th finger was pinched between the stone and a piece of steel on the feeder table, resulting in a laceration.

Employee pushed a stone onto a pallet and felt lower back pain.

EE was opening a stone with a hammer and chisel when a small piece of stone flew and contacted EE's right 5th digit, resulting in a laceration.

EE was walking to work area when EE slipped and fell resulting in a fracture to EE's left wrist.

Employee was operating a stone splitter. EE was using EE's right hand to push a piece of stone out of the splitter. At this time, EE's left hand on the controls accidentally dropped the splitter head onto EE's right middle finger resulting in a laceration and two fractures.

Employee was chiseling the top off a piece of stone when it tipped over and fell on EE's right foot.

Employee was operating a stone breaker. EE pushed a stone and felt pain in right wrist. Injury was diagnosed and injury was deemed reportable on 6/28/19.

Employee was picking stone off the cross conveyor when another stone fell off the splitter discharge conveyor pinching EE's left ring finger resulting in a laceration.

Employee was moving large stone off breaker discharge conveyor when the employee turned and caught right hand in between the stone the employee was lifting and other stone stacked on a pallet resulting in a contusion and abrasion.

Employee was pushing stone into a stone breaker when their hand slipped, causing the right forearm to contact the stone resulting in a laceration.

Employee was arranging a large stone on a pallet. EE slipped and fell face first into the stone, hitting EE's chin, resulting in minor abrasions and a fractured tooth.

Employee was placing and pushing stone while operating the breaker when EE felt pain in back. Employee first reported this as a not work related back injury. Injury was determined to be work related on 03/20/2018.

Employee was lifting a stone and felt discomfort in lower back.

Employee was picking up a stone next to a pallet when another stone fell off the pallet and struck employee's hand resulting in a laceration to employee's left pinky finger.

Employee was pushing stone into a breaker when the stone stopped and right hand twisted around the stone resulting in a sprain to right wrist.