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Employee was changing screens. He was climbing down a ladder and had reached the second rung from the floor. He decided to jump the rest of the way. His glove hung up on a bolt and he was jerked. The employee began experiencing pain in his lower back.

Employee bent over to pick up a sample sack. Employee began experiencing pain in his lower back.

Employee and several members of the crew were changing screens on a screen deck. The employee began experiencing pain in his lower back. The pain continued to increase throughout the rest of his shift.

Employee was spinning anvils in a Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher. The lid of the VSI came down upon his left hand. Employee's left hand was caught between the lid and frame of the VSI. The ring finger of his left hand was seriously injured.

Employee was walking from the equipment he was operating to his vehicle. He slipped on an icy surface and fell to the ground. He experienced pain in his right shoulder

Employee was using a sledge hammer to beat screen rails and clamp bars. He began experiencing pain in his right wrist.

Employee was using a pair of pliers to cut a piece of rubber from a float. The piece of rubber broke free and the employee hit himself in the mouth with the pliers.

Employee stepped down from from a trackhoe. He stepped down upon uneven ground with his left foot and twisted his left ankle.

Employee was shoveling and began experiencing pain in his lower back.

Employee was fueling a track hoe. Employee was climbing down from the track hoe and slipped. He grabbed a handle with his right hand to break his fall. He began experiencing pain in his right shoulder.

Employee was rolling up electrical cord. He tripped and fell. He began experiencing pain in his left shoulder.

Employee was assisting in relocating a VSI Crusher. The employee grabbed the stationary part of a leg to pull himself up. The adjustable portion of the leg was activated. Employees middle and ring finger of right hand were caught between the moving and stationary part of the leg. Employee states he heard warning that leg was activated.

Employee was carrying bucket teeth for a Cat 345 excavator. He began experiencing pain in his lower back

Our employee was carrying bucket teeth for an excavator. As he was walking he felt his back pop and began experiencing pain in his lower back.

Employee was operating a loader and began feeling pain in his lower back.

Employee was exiting a loader and proceeding down the steps of the loader. His foot slipped on a step and he fell approximately two feet to the ground. The employee landed on his feet. He began experiencing pain in his lower back

Employee was pulling up on a wrench to loosen the bolts on the plates for a jaw crusher. Later that day the employee began experiencing pain in his lower back.

Employee was stepping down from a ladder on the screen deck. He sprained his left ankle when his left foot came down onto a drag instead of the ground.

Employee was replacing anvils for an impact crusher. He lifted an anvil to replace on the ring and began experiencing pain in his lower back.

Employee stepped onto an elevated wood block. The wood block was not stable and rolled. The employee fell and sprained his left ankle.

Employee was using a pry bar on a belt wiper to get the wiper to work properly. He began experiencing a burning sensation in his neck along with muscle spasms in the neck and back.

Employee was climbing down the steps of his loader. He slipped off the last step and felt pain in his back

Employee was using an impact wrench to loosen the bolts on the cutting edge of a loader bucket. He reached under the edge of the loader bucket to locate the bolt head. He then engaged the impact wrench. The bolt head on the underside of the loader bucket spun, caught the employee's glove, and lacerated his left middle finger.

Employee was pushing a suction hose onto a pump. He began experiencing pains in his lower back

Employee was installing pipe and slipped on frost covered pit run. He began experiencing pain in his lower back.

EE WAS LIFTING A CO2 BOTTLE. HE BEGAN EXPERIENCING PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK.

EE WAS USING A RAZOR KNIFE TO CUT THE COVER OF A WIPER. THE KNIFE SLIPPED & LACERATED THE PALM OF EE'S LEFT HAND.

EE WAS EXAMINING A NOISE AT THE PULLEY HEAD MOTOR OF A CONVEYOR BELT. EMPLOYEE LIFTED THE GUARD TO EXAMINE ASSEMBLY AS IT WAS RUNNING. EE LOST HIS FOOTING, HE REACHED FOR A HANDHOLD. HIS HAND WAS GRABBED BY THE V-BELTS AND HIS FINGERS WERE MASHED BETWEEN THE PULLEY AND THE V-BELTS

EE WAS CLIMBING ONTO A VSI CRUSHER TO CHANGE THE SHOES. HE HIT HIS LEFT KNEE ON THE EDGE OF THE VSI.

EE WAS BACKING A WHEEL LOADER FROM A STOCKPILE. THE RT. REAR TIRE ROLLED INTO A GROUND DEPRESSION. THIS CAUSED THE WHEEL LOADER TO ROCK HARSHLY FROM SIDE TO SIDE. EE EXPERIENCED PAIN IN LOWER BACK IMMEDIATELY AND PAIN WORSENED OVER THE WEEKEND.

EMPLOYEE WAS SHOVELING MATERIAL. APPARENTLY MUD COLLECTED ON THE END OF HIS SHOVEL AND WHEN HE TRIED TO THROW IT OFF HE EXPERIENCED PAIN IN HIS RIGHT SHOULDER.

EE WAS OPERATING A 980F CAT LOADER OVER BUMPY TERRAIN. THE LOADER BOUNCED AND HE WAS PUSHED UPWARD BY THE LOADER SEAT VERY QUICKLY.

EMPLOYEE'S LEFT INDEX FINGER WAS AMPUTATED. THE FINGER WAS PINCHED BETWEEN A CONVEYOR BELT AND A WIPER BLADE.

EE WAS ASSISTING DIESEL FUEL SUPPLIER BY HOLDING NOZZLE INTO TANK AIR PRESSURE BUILT UP IN THE TANK AND BLEW THE NOZZLE FROM THE TANK BEFORE EE RELEASED THE NOZZLE HIS ARM WAS JERKED AND THEN HE EXPERIENCED PAIN IN HIS SHOULDER.