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EE was tightening a bolt and felt a pop in elbow.

Employee reported that EE's shoulder was hurting on 3/22/24 from an unknown incident on 3/13/24 sent to the Work Comp Doctor on 3/25/24.

Miner was using Hi-Vac, adjusted hose and hurt back. - This may end up becoming a non work related injury due to degeneration.

EE lost footing and hit shin on an edge of a concrete block.

EE was sliding a Propane cylinder into rack and it caught on a lip jamming EE's shoulder.

EE ascended pallet as EE stepped up EE felt something pull in EE's left knee.

Employee slipped in snow while holding a propane tank. Hurt shoulder.

EE slipped while descending stairs. Stairs were clean and dry. EE was not carrying anything. Handrail is in place and was used.

EE slipped on a muddy hill and fell on EE's shoulder.

EE strained back moving outrigger plates for crane.

A chute that was leaned against handrail slid/fell. The flange of the chute contacted the EE foot just beyond the steel toe.

Health Van notified company of employee's inability to wear a respirator. Abnormal X-Ray.

A threshold shift was detected in the employees annual hearing test.

Miner tripped on a bag strap, fell and injured shoulder.

Miner was shoveling, hurt back.

Employee slipped when getting off front end loader. Employee caught self with left arm straining a muscle in shoulder.

EE was driving a forklift when EE became unconscious. EE crashed the forklift into the passenger side of a semi truck. At this point, responders were notified. An AED was used and CPR was performed. The EE was revived and taken by ambulance to a local hospital.

EE cut hand on piece of metal while buffing it.

EE was carrying pallets sheets on level ground (concrete floor) did not see pallet sitting on floor and tripped over it. EE went to doctor on 1/7/16 came back to work with no restrictions. EE went to doctor for followup on 1/15/16 came back with restrictions since that day EE has worked 3 days and been on vacation the other 2 days.

While removing fan from heat exchanger a bolt broke causing the fan housing to come loose unexpectedly and swing into EE right leg, pinning it between fan and beam.

Maintenance man was painting a railing and he lifted approximately 50 lb guard with the help of another employee. After these two activities he reported pain in his abdomen.

EE was grinding metal in the kiln.

Two maintenance men were moving several, varying length 8" I beams around the shop and to the work area approximately 100 feet away.

stacking bags on pallet pulled muscle

Step up on a pallet of material to check lot numbers fell to the floor getting off pallet

Repairing water hose. Hand slipped and cut palm of hand on hose clamp.

slip stepping from step ladder onto the crane.

Miner was using a bobcat skid steer to clean clay/debris off the railcar tracks in the plant. The bobcat came to a sudden stop when the buck caught a joint section on the tracks. The miner was secured in the bobcat with the seat restraints and the force from the sudden stop caused pain in his lower back

Start having back pain while bagging.

Using a 3 inch hose over shoulder vacuuming over a wall. Vacuum suction stopped jerked hose back, lost balance and fell to the floor.

Using bobcat to haul a bucket of chain. Bucket of chain fell back into cab of bobcat on right knee.

Walking up steps from maintenance shop by hardinge mill area fell backwards. Held onto guardrail and pulled right shoulder during the fall.

Bagging at the east sacker, turned right ankle.

dumping material from a bobcat over a handrail. Material hangs in bucket,bobcat tilts forward and operator reaches out and grabs handrail and the bobcat rolls back and smashes finger between bucket and handrail.

As the employee stepped into the compressor room, left foot slipped off step and all his weight landed on left leg.

Three employees were installing a shive (16" OD x 6 belt) on hammer mill drive. Shive slipped off of taper lock and smashed employees finger between shive and shaft causing a fracture on tip of left middle finger and lasceration.

EE was using a cutting torch, cutting conduit off basewall and the conduit sprung loose and struck EE i the right leg.

Employee and another employee were trying to move the oversized return chute in a very amall area. When they were trying to lift the heavy object over a handrail he felt a pain in right shoulder.

EE was unstrapping steel, when bundle shifted and injured EE's right thumb.

Employee was bagging 100 pound bags and placing them on a pallet. After bagging for a while his low back was hurting.

Slipped on ice and fell down.

While walking down ramp into kiln basement, employee slipped on ice/snow and fell onto back.

EE stepped onto platform to add oil to equipment, when he hit his head on another piece of equipment.

Employee was putting a 100 # bag of product on a pallet when he slipped on loose material and strained his back. This happened prior to the Thanksgiving holiday and had hoped a couple of days rest would take care of it. When he returned on Monday after being off for 4 days he still had some pain. I sent him to the Dr. who thinks it is a strain and we have put him on light duty.

EE was cleaning up in draft chamber area when hot clay dust went down into his right boot causing 2nd degree burns on foot.

Employee was walking across lot when he stepped on a piece of coal. The piece of coal rolled and employee lost balance and fell and landed on the corner of a bobcat bucket. He was sent to the Dr. and the Dr. thinks he has a contusion.

EE was helping another EE empty a tub of dust weighing approx. 300 lbs, when he felt a pain in his low back. He went for a MRI on 3/20/06, we are waiting on the results of these tests to determine level of injury.

THE COAL MILL WAS TURNED OFF AND THE NATURAL GAS PILOT LIGHT WAS TURNED ON. AFTER SEVERAL MINUTES THE EMPLOYEE'S WENT DOWN TO THE BASEMENT TO DO AN INSPECTION OF THE MILL. AFTER LOOSENING THE BOLTS ON 2 DOORS, THE TOP DOOR WAS TAKEN OFF FIRST AND THEN THE BOTTOM. AS THE BOTTOM DOOR WAS TAKEN OFF THE EXPLOSION OCCURRED.

EMPLOYEE REPORTED ON 5/3/2005 HE HAD PAIN IN LEFT SHOULDER, LEFT HAND AND RIGHT ELBOW. HE CANNOT SPECIFY AN ACTIVITY WHICH CAUSED HIS INJURY. HE HAS BEEN SENT TO THE DOCTOR. DR. IS TREATING IT AS A STRAIN. HE HAS BEEN SENT TO A HAND SPECIALIST FOR A FOLLOW-UP.

Employee was filling and placing 100# bags on a pallet in the grinding plant area when he felt and heard a pop in his upper back.