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EMPL LIFTING STONE,CAUGHT FINGER BETWEEN STONE AND BELT.

EMPL PULLING PIN OUT OF SAW RAIL.SAW WASNT IN NEUTRAL POSITION AND PINCHED EMPL RIGHT RING FINGER BETWEEN PIN AND SAW.

HE WAS LIFTING A PIECE OF STONE AND HURT BACK.

I NAME WAS MOVING RAILROAD TIES FELT SMALL PAIN IN STOMACH.

HE WAS LIFTING A DRILL PRESS AND HURT HIS BACK.

HE WAS TAKING A CHAIN OFF A BIG STONE HE FELL HOLDING ONTO THE CHAIN AND IT CUT INTO HIS FINGERS.

HE WAS MOVING A SLAB OF STONE ON A TABLE & HE CAUGHT HIS FINGERS BETWEEN STONE & TABLE.

VIBRATION OF JACK HAMMER AGAINST A WALL CAUSED A STEEL BAR TO VIBRATE LOOSE AND FELL ON RIGHT KNEE.

AS HE WAS USING A DRILL AND DRILLING THRU A PIECE OF SOAPSTONE.

HE WAS POICKING UP A PIECE OF STONE WHEN IT SLIPPED AND CUT HIS FINGER.

STONE HIT EMPLOYEE'S FOOT, BRUISED LEFT FOOT ARCH AND BROKE LITTLE TOE.

HE WAS TAKING CABLE OFF STONE BLOCK WHEN CABLE SLIPPED & HIT FOOT.

AS CRANE WAS LIFTING STONE SLAB,I.NAME DIDNT MOVE HAND AND CHAIN TO CRANE SMASHED 3RD & 4TH FINGERS OF LEFT HAND.

AS HE WAS LIFTING A STONE HE HURT HIS LOWER BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS ASSISTING WELDER IN BUILDING A LAMP, HE WAS NOT WEARING A WELDERS HOOD AND STATED THAT HE WAS NOT LOOKING AT THE WELDING OPERATIONS. A SECOND WELDERS HOOD WAS NOT AVAILABLE.

BENDING OVER IN TRUCK HIT MOUTH ON GEAR SHIFT KNOB

HE WAS ON PUSH SAW & WHILE PULLING SAW BACK CAUGHT FINGER BETWEEN CABLE & STOP & MASHED THIRD FINGER ON RIGHT HAND.

HE WAS LIFTING A SLAB OF SOAPSTONE AND HURT HIS BACK.

HE WAS HOLDING ONTO A SLAB OD STONE WHEN HIS FINGER GOT CAUGHT BETWEEN THE STONE AND CONVEYOR.

HE WAS SAWING STONE AND CUT THE END OF HIS LEFT THUMB OFF.

I NAME WAS BELELING THE STONE EDGE HE GOT DUST IN HIS L EYE FROM THE SAWING PROCESS

EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING AND MOVING STONE TO WORK TABLE FOR SAWING HE STRAINED HIS BACK.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS DRILLING HOLES IN STONE AND THE DRILL BIT BROKE, THE BIT PIERCED HIS L THUMB.

I NAME WAS TIGHTENING A BOLT WITH A RACHET WRENCH & THE WRENCH SLIPPED OFF THE BOLT & STRUCK HIM IN THE RIBS

WHILE MOVING A STONE ALONG THE ROLLERS OF THE SURFACER, A CORNER OF THE STONE BROKE AND CUT HIS RIGHT ARM BETWEEN THE ELBOW AND WRIST. 6 STITCHES WERE REQUIRED.

A SLAB OF STONE SLIPPED OFF THE RAIL AND PINCHED HIS RIGHT WRIST.

HE WAS BREAKING A PIECE OF STONE ON THE EDGE OF A TABLE WHEN HE CUT HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER.

EMPLOYEE WAS CARRYING SLAB OF STONE IT SLIPPED AND CAUGHT HIS LEFT LITTTLE FINGER BETWEEN THE ROCK AND TABLE,FRACTURING HIS LITTLE FINGER.

MASHED RIGHT INDEX FINGER WHILE PUSHING STONE ON TABLE.

EMPL DOING LOT OF LIFTING ON FRIDAY AND WOKE NEXT MORNING WITH SEVERE GROIN PAIN.

HIT HAND WITH HAMER INJ L. HAND AND INDEX FINER.

MOVING ROCK DOWN RAILS BY PULLING - BACK STRAIN.

COTTON GLOVE CAUGHT IN CHUCK AND PULLED FINGER AROUND WHILE DRILLING.

BUMPED PALLET ACCIDENTLY AND SOAPSTONE SLABS FELL HITTING LEFT LEG.

LIFTING ROCK OFF OF TABLE - LOWER BACK.

LIFTING A ROICK TO MOVE ASIDE TO WORK WITH OTHER ROCKS. INJURED BACK.

CLEANING UP WOO8 SHOP AFTER MAJOR FLOOD. CARRYING PIECES OF WOOD FROM FLOOR TO A DUMP PAN AND DID NOT NOTICE BOARDS WITH NAILS IN IT

DUE TO FLOODING3ON 9 8 87 DR MOODY AND NURSE WERE CALLED TO ADMINISTER TETANUS SHOTS TO ALL EMPLOYEES

MOVED A FALEN W2OD PARTITION TO MAKE CLEANER PATH TO THE MAZNZINES. PUSHED THE PARTITION UP AGAINST THE WALL WHICH FELL AWAY FROM THE W AL AND PYSHED THE EMP. FELL ON EMP PUSHING HIM TO THE GROUND 3

EMPLOYEE WAS MO5ING STONE FROM CART TO FORK TRUCK, STONE SLIPPED AND FELL ON HIS LEFT FOOT.

DIGGING AND SHO5ELING MUD AND STEPPED ON THE ANAIL

EMPLOYEE BENT D2WN TO MOVE SOME SOAPSTONE FROM A PALLET TO THE CONVEYOR LINE AND WHEN HE LIFTED THE SOAPSTONE HE PULLED HIS BACK AND FELT SOMETHING POP.

EMPLOYEE WAS DR3LLING AND THE BIT BROKE AND PUNCTURED LEFT HAND BETWEEN THUMB AND 1ST FINGER.

I NAME WAS MOVI3G A TABLE OUT OF A BUILDING AND FLOOR GAVE WAY AND HIS RT LEG WENT THROUGH FLOOR WAIST DEEP AND LEFT LEG WAS STILL ON STABLE FLOORING

I NAME WAS HOLD3NG DRILL STEEL &I NAME WAS RUNNING JACK HAMMER & THE HAMMER SLIPPED AND PINCHED I NAME HAND AGAINST A IRON ROD.