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Employee was in the slate yard talking to a worker who was cleaving slate when a shard of the hammer came off, hit the eyelid of the employee, then fell to the ground. The employee had to seek medical attention due to blurry vision in the left eye. There was a slight cut on his left eyelid. He visited two doctors and returned to work the next day.

Worker was trimming slate when he moved right hand and part of right hand caught under the blade, causing the right ring finger and small finger to be cut through. Gloves were worn.

Employee was squaring up cut off piece of slate on power rolls using a bar when he fell backwards onto the floor.

EMPLOYEE WAS MOVING A PIECE OF STONE WHEN HE CUT HIS FINGER ON THE EDGE OF THE SLATE.

EE WAS MOVING A PIECE OF SCRAP SLATE TO THE RUBBISH BIN WHEN HIS FINGER RUBBED ON THE PIECE OF SLATE AND WAS CUT.

EMP WAS TRIMMING ROOFING SLATE WHEN RIGHT HAND WAS PLACED TOO CLOSE TO TRIMMER BLADE CATCHING GLOVE ON HAND AND PULLING FINGER UNDER BLADE. A CUT WAS MADE TO SMALL FINGER ON RIGHT HAND WHICH R EQUIRED 6 STITCHES ON TOP AND TWO ON BOTTOM.

EE WAS SEPARATING TWO BLOCKS OF STONE. ONE END BROKE AND HE CUT INDEX FINGER.

EMPLOYEE WAS PILING SLATE LEFT LITTLE FINGER WAS PINCHED N PILE & SWELLED IT APPEARED TO REQUIRE SUTURES EMPLOYEE WENT TO DOC OFFICE WHERE IT WAS DETERMINED THAT NO STITCHES WERE REQUIRED

BREAKING OFF PC OF ROOFING SLATE IT TURNED AND CUT L FOREARM

THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING TO MOVE A PIECE OF STONE (SLATE) ONTO ROLLS TO BE MOVED INTO MILL. NO EQUIPMENT WAS INVOLVED. WORK WAS DONE BY HAND. GLOVES WERE PROVIDED BUT NOT USED BY EMPLO YEE WHO LOST FOOTING, MOVING HAND, WHICH WAS CUT BY THE SLATE. CONDITIONS ON GROUND WERE DRY. NO MINER PROFICIENCY WAS INVOLVED.