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Employee was standing on a piece of metal that was being bend so it wouldn't move and with hands on the frame of the conveyor above. An employee struck the metal with a hammer causing employee # 1 to lose balance. Hand was holding on the conveyor frame which put weight on wrist (left) injuring it.

Employee was driving a frontend loader; EE claims EE hit the wrong lever lowering the bucket to the ground and was thrown into the windshield.

Miner mechanic was working on dozer repair. The mechanic lost balance when removing hose cover resulting in a fall onto the dozer tracks and then onto the ground. The injuries were to ribs and back.

Injured miner was using a pry bar to lift a bearing on a LOTO'd pump to remove shims under it. Lifted bearing and used fingers to remove shim, pry bar slipped dropping bearing, catching left index tip of finger cutting it off.

Contractor was assisting mine operator in making modifications to the primary wash plant which involved removal of water pipe. Contractor installed rigging to hold pipe contractor was going to cut. As contractor completed cut, pipe shifted in the rigging allowing it to swing striking contractor on left side.

Employee was bending over repairing equipment, felt sharp pain in lower back.

Claims back soreness from climbing onto truck.

He was cutting a rope and the utility knife slipped and cut his left leg.

He was assisting in removing a bearing from a tail pulley shaft. A piece of metal was knocked off and stuck in his upper thigh.

He was spraying to kill weeds and felt something in his clothing. He knocked out a spider. Later, at home, he discovered he might have been bitten by the spider. He reported it on Monday, 6/23/2014.

He struck his left leg against a grader blade causing a laceration.

Claims muscle strain from exiting the service truck.

Hand was caught in belts of motor.

Claims he pulled a muscle in his abdomen while pulling on a pipe.

While leveling the crusher lid his left index finger was crushed between the frame and the leveling bolt.

Slipped and fell from a loader platform. He caught himself with his right arm on the handrail, pulling ligaments in his shoulder.

While helping to lift a wooden crate, a board came loose. He lost his balance and fell to the ground on left wrist.

Employee began experiencing discomfort. He left the property for the store for Rolaids. There the discomfort worsened. He stepped across the street to the fire station. They checked him out and took him to a hospital in Memphis. There it was discovered that he was suffering a heart attack.

Employee claims he suffered a hernia from lifting and pulling a shaft. Did not report it until 09/27/2012.

He was climbing onto a D8 dozer when he felt a pain in his left knee.

While trying to remove a bolt from the hydraulic fluid reservoir the wrench slipped and cut his right hand.

EE was removing a jammed piece of concrete from the collector belt of the gravel in-feed bin. The concrete fell and crushed his left index finger against the angle iron frame of the bin causing a laceration.

Installing the last tooth on an excavator bucket with a sledge hammer. A sliver of steel from the tooth broke off striking him in the left leg.

He had attached a hook and rope to the bottom screen in order to pull it out through the top. The hook slipped and his right elbow struck against the frame of the screen deck. No expected impairment.

While working on the shaker deck, he had to remove a length of conveyor belting that had been placed there to protect the screen. In removing the belting he felt a pain in his back.

While installing a drive shaft in the bulldozer, he felt a pain in his back.

While placing the gravel chute it fell over and pinned his right hand against the handrail. Received sutures at the base of his thumb.

Wind blew debris into his right eye. Went to Doctor for irrigation.

Removing a bearing from the housing by striking a hammer with another hammer. A sliver of metal from one hammer struck him in the abdomen.

She was cutting off the top of a box of tickets when the box cutter kinfe slipped and cut the middle finger of her left hand.

Breaking up a large piece of concrete with a jack-hammer. The hammer broke through and a chunk of concrete caught the small finger of his left hand.

EE noticed that the shackle connecting the cable to the cutter head was not properly installed and proceeded to re-install the shackle. He was standing on the ground in front of the cutter head assembly, when the assembly dropped approximately four inches. One of the tines of the cutter head struck the front of his left leg, causing an abrasion and contusions.

Employee reported that he pulled a muscle in his back while lifting a 5 gallon bucket of hydraulic oil.

While dismounting the front-end loader, the bottom flexible step of the ladder broke.

While changing out a conveyor belt on the portable crusher, the roll of belting slipped off the supporting chain and fell against his leg, pinning his foot and ankle under him.

WHILE MOVING SCREENS FROM THE LOADER BUCKET TO THE WALKWAY, HIS FINGER WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN THE SCREEN END AND THE HANDRAIL.

USING A FIRE HOSE TO WASH DOWN THE WASHER PLANT.HE FELT SOMETHING POP IN HIS BACK.

EE WAS GRINDING WELDS SMOOTH. WHEN HE GOT TO THE CORNER THE GRINDER SLIPPED AND SLIPPED OVER. THE EDGE OF WHEEL STRUCK HIS WRIST CAUSING A LACERATION.

HE WAS INSTALLING A REPLACEMENT VALVE ON A WATER TANK AT THE PUG MILL. WHEN THE WATER WAS TURNEDBACK ON THE PRESSURE BLEW THE VALVE OFF AND IT STRUCK HIM IN THE MOUTH.

EE WAS STEPPING DOWN OFF LOADER STEP WHEN STEP BROKE AND HE FELL BACKWARDS AND CAUGHT HIMSELF WITH RIGHT ARM. WHEN HE FELL HE BROKE RIGHT WRIST.

EE WAS ATTEPTING TO MOVE THE TOP OFF THE CONE CRUSHER. EE STATED THAT HE STRAINED A MUSCLE IN HIS BACK. HE TOLD HIS SUPERVISOR TWO DAYS LATER.

EE WAS ASSISTING IN REMOVING A MACHINE GUARD FROM THE STEADMAN CRUSHER AND WAS STRUCK IN THE RIGHT ARM AND SIDE BY SWINGING GUARD.

EMPLOYEE GOT SOMETHING IN HIS EYE THAT SCRATCHEDTHE SURFACE OF HIS EYEBALL. WHEN QUESTIONED HE STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN CUTTING METAL, BUT HAD HIS SAFETY GLASSES ON. HE STATED HE MAY HAVE GOTTEN IT FROM BLOWING DEBRI.

EMPLOYEE WAS CUTTING A PIECE OF OLD CONVEYOR BELT WITH A UTILITY KNIFE. HE LET THE KNIFE SLIP AND CUT HIMSELF ON THE LEFT HAND BETWEEN HIS THUMBAND FIRST FINGER. INJURY REQUIRED TWO STITCHES.

EE WAS CLEANING THE WASHER (GRAVEL) AND SLIPPED ON A WET SPOT FROM HIS USE OF A WATER HOSE.

EE WAS HELPING TO MOVE SCREENS AT THE WASH PLANT AT DEADFALL. WHEN HE PICKED A SCREEN UP, HE FELT THE SCREEN SLIP AND HE ADJUSTED HIS BODY TO CATCH IT. WHEN HE ADJUSTED HIS BODY HE FELT A TWIN GE AND SLIGHT PAIN IN HIS BACK.

BOLT HEAD BROKE WHICH CAUSED A WRENCH TO SLIP AND HIT ARM AND CHEST ON A PIECE OF SHAKERS - SQUARE CORNER CUT IN AT SHOULDER - 2" LONGCUT AT CHEST & SHOULDER - 6 STITCHES TO REPAIR.

WELDING AND RAISED HELMENT A CHIP OF FLUX WENT IN EYE.

UNLOADING MACHINE--DROPPED AND FELL TO GROUND--MACHINE FELL ON RIGHT LEG.

DRIVING DOZER ON RAP PILE, TRASH BLEW INTO EYE.