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While cleaning brush up an employee contacted poison ivy. EE went home and had a mild reaction. Today EE's reaction was severe enough to go to see a doctor. EE had reaction on EE's face and stomach.

Miner strained EE's arm shoveling underneath the feeder hopper. Miner did not fill out an 801 until 7-23-25 when EE's arm hurt enough to see a doctor. The 801 was tendered the end of EE's shift on 7-23-25.

Miner was helping to move a wall locker and the wall locker door / door frame smashed EE's hand.

Miner was grinding links on a feeder chain and got a metal shaving in EE's eye. EE said that it did not start irritating EE until 11/12/19 when EE went to the ER after work.

Scale Operator was stung by a bee. Scale Operator is allergic to bees. Scale Operator was taken to the Hospital for observation.

Worker was replacing grizzly bars and worker lost balance and smashed finger when grizzly bar dropped.

Miner was tightening bolts using a hand wrench and impact gun. Wrench slipped off a bolt hitting miner in the ribs. Miner did not go to the doctor; completing EE's shift. Miner worked a full shift on Saturday, 8/6/16 then went to the doctor after EE's shift. No lost time. Miner was not restricted from any duties.

replacing a bushing on a screen using a hammer to hit it; spacer slipped off while swinging and hit finger with hammer. Miner stayed the full shift. Finger began aching on Sunday; reported to EE's Doctor 7/11/16 then returned to work.

Miner was pulling down safety guard on bob cat and caught EE's finger.

Miner slipped in mud and rolled ankle. Supervisor was informed but Miner indicated that he felt fine. However, by 11-4-15, Miner's ankle had swollen to the point that Miner sought medical attention.

Employee reached into screen to remove buildup (rock / dirt) and Lacerated arm.

Miner was driving haul truck on 4/7/15 and claimed the haul road was bumpy causing strain to lower back and hamstrings. He did not go to the doctor but reported to work on 4/8/15 (the next day); working as the Feeder Operator as a protective measure. On 4/9/15 Miner went to his Chiropractor who placed him on Light Duty.

Miner was cleaning out chute of a screen; cut his arm while pulling arm out of chute.

Miner lifted a chain up a ladder, straining his lower abdominal muscles on Wednesday, 12-3-14 but did not report an injury. On 12-5-14 miner came to the office reporting soreness and then went to the doctor at 8:00 am the same day.

Sale Operator claims that on 11-13-14 she slipped on ice on the scale deck t-bar hurting her left heel. She did not report the accident and did not seek medical attention until 1-16-15 when she went to urgent care after work. She reported to work the next work day; she did not lose time / work day due to injury.

Backed into by slow moving Pickup

Employee slipped off excavator and landed on foot; was taken to the hospital where he was diagnosed with a broken bone in his foot.

EE was stepping onto a belt and slipped and fell onto the belt, landing on his right knee. That evening his knee was hurting so he went to the doctor and was diagnosis with a Knee Sprain.

Removing the batteries from the 769B Haul Truck, (stated that he was lifting using his legs and knee) then twisted to set to the side and sprained his mid-back.

Was installing a starter in a Haul Truck, lifted in awkward position

Employee was operator an Excavator when he told his Supervisor that he wasn't feeling good and needed to go to the Doctor. Employee was having stomach problems. Supervisor called for a ambulance because of employee's condition. Employee was transported to McMinnville Hospital. Company is waiting to hear what the problem his.

Tendonitis to right Forearm. Repetitive movement. Employee did not report it until 3-7-11 after he went to the Immediate Health Care Clinic.

EE had been working for a few hours when he went to his Supervisor and stated that he was feeling lite headed and he thought he had Vertigo again. He stated that he had someone coming to pick him up and take him home. We were informed later in the evening that the Doctors thought that he might have had a mild stroke and they were admitting him to the Hospital.

Climbing down a ladder and twisted his knee.

Screen - Change - Cutting Crown Bar Rubber - Knife slipped and cut right arm.

Getting on the excavator, put too much weight on left arm.

Employee was holding a bar over his right shoulder while his Supervisor was hitting the bar with the hammer. The Supervisor didn't hit the bar square, which caused the hammer to kick to the left, and hitting the employee on the bottom part of his nose.

MANUALLY MOVING A ROCK OFF A BERM AREA BY THE CRUSHER. WHEN HE MOVED THE ROCK, SPRAINED HIS SHOULDER.

Tightening a bolt on the Jaw Plant when the bolt gave way and the ratchet hit his right knee.

Pulled on window in Haul Truck to roll it up. Window broke.

Standing on a step stool changing fuel filters on a haul truck when the stool gave way and he fell. He made contact with the upper part of his body and the ball joint on the haul truck.

Twisted right ankle when walking around the plant. The rock under feet rolled out from under miner.

Just walking around on uneven ground & crawling up on equipment irritated an old back injury.

Injured EE was helping another EE change screens. When they were moving the screen to the side, injured EE pulled on it for the fourth time and felt a sharp pain in his back.

Employee was fueling loader and fell from the third step. He landed on his left hip and shoulder.

Employee was adjusting the chutes on the screen plant, pulling out of chutes; the slide came out and fell on his finger smashing it between the slide and pry bar.

During setup of the rolls, EE had to pry one side forward, after 5 pushes the bar slipped & Jacob fell forward & his foot landed & turned & pop.

While climbing down off of a D8K, employee slipped on a push beam, caught himself and twisted his left wrist.

Employee was cleaning from under the screen trailer with a shovel. He stepped down on a rock and bent his ankle to the left. It didn't start hurting until the next day.

Employee was installing V-belts in the scalper screen, using a digging bar for tension. The bar gave way and he fell to the ground injuring his knee.

WAS WALKING ALONG CAT WALK ON HITACHI 700 TRACK HOE WHEN EE SLIPPED AND FELL OFF OF THE CATWALK. HE LANDED ON HIS BACK ON A BOULDER

WHILE DOING MAINTENANCE ON CRUSHER, EMPLOYEE WAS CLIMBING A LADDER & IT FELL. SHE FELL WITH IT LANDING ON HER WRIST & THUMB.

THE BUCKET OF THE HITACHI 700 LOADED WITH ROCK SLAMED INTO THE BACK OF THE HAUL TRUCK AND JARRED THE TRUCK SEVERELY

WAS CLEANING OFF THE CONVEYOR BELT FROM UNDER THE SCREEN DECKS & GOT DUST IN EYE.

EMPLOYEE REPORTED BROKEN SEAT WAS THE CAUSE OF HIS INJURY TO HIS BACK.

POSSIBLE HEART ATTACK, SENT TO HOSPITAL.

Losing side rubber bolts wrenched slipped off bolt head and struck EE in the forehead.

EE WAS OPERATING BACKHOE, DIGGING OUT SUMP HOLE, WHEN THE HYDRAULIC LINE BLEW OUT. EE GOT OUT OF THE MACHINE TO FIND THE HOSE. HE SLIPPED ON OIL AND FELL, LANDING ON HIS BACK ON THE FUEL TANK EDGE.

WAS OPERATING LOADER, GOING FROM REVERSE TO 1ST GEAR FORWARD, WHEN HE FELT A PINCH IN LOWER BACK.

WALKING DOWN CRUSHER PAD, SLIPPED AND FELL PULLING MUSCLE IN RIGHT LEG.