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Employees finger was caught between a sliding section of angle iron and a fixed item on the plant. This resulted in a 1" cut and a fractured finger tip.

Miner was shoveling wet material at the entrance to the Lower Mill.

Employee cut a box open with a utility knife and placed the knife on top of the box. When the employee pulled the box open with EE's left hand EE's left index finger make contact with the blade of the utility knife resulting in a cut to EE's left index finger.

Employee was lifting a barrel of grease into position. While doing so their foot slipped on truck surface causing body to reflex and drop the barrel into position.

Two piles of mulch/strippings were discovered smoldering at a stripping operation. Ignition source unknown, No damage or injuries

Employee was attempting to clear drill steel of clogged material when compressed air was released from the charged drill steel. This resulted in a cut to the bottom of the miner's thumb/palm and pelting of the top of the miner's right hand with dust/sand/stone chips.

Employee was stepping off a staircase from RC-7 onto ground level when EE felt pain in their left foot.

Employee was sitting on the screen deck checking on the crew. When EE stood up to go get some bolts for them, EE felt stiffness in the left knee.

Employee was enlarging an existing hole in a section of rubber (conveyor belting) with a utility knife. In the process of making the hole the knife slipped and cut their hand resulting in 6 stitches.

The employee picked up a roller when EE lost EE's grip. It slipped out of EE's hands, and the shaft's keyway cut the ring finger on EE's right hand. The worker received four stitches to close the wound.

Reportable Hearing Loss

Reportable Hearing Shift

Hearing Shift

Employee tripped getting into cab and fell with hands forward into cab. Employees right hand middle finger contacted cab floor first and dislocated to the right.

Employee was working to remove the well at the re-crush plant. The well got hung up on a collar. Employee used a hammer and wedge to remove collar. Once collar got knocked free the well casing slid down and pinched employee's left hand ring finger tip.

Employee was replacing brushes on sweeper when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's right bicep. Assumed to be a slight tear.

Employee was using a hammer to attempt to unclog a chute from outside the chute. After doing so, EE felt pain in EE's right shoulder.

Employee went to pull belt out far enough from storage location to grab with fork lift. When initiating pulling, felt tweak in back.

Employee was walking to car, slipped and fell. Tweaked ankle/foot/knee & hurt right hand/elbow. *This is not a reportable injury. The employee has only received first aid. I am reporting to avoid citation if the employee does receive more than first aid outside of the 10 day reporting requirement (as advised by an inspector over the phone).

While shoveling, employee slipped and fell, fracturing right lunate bone (wrist bone)

Employee was exiting M3 Chute after cleaning an overflow. Pant leg got caught on the chute lip and caused employee to lose balance. In regaining balance, employee tweaked back.

Employee was shoveling material into wheelbarrow. When employee went to empty wheelbarrow, felt a tweak in right shoulder. Full rotator cuff tear.

Employee lost footing while cleaning out #4 chute. EE slid about 2ft and regained footing, but with ankle in awkward position causing an Avulsion Fracture.

Putting beam into #2 screen. Sliding the third beam into place, it went a little to far. The bolt holes didnt line up. Went to pull the beam back into place to align the bolt holes and heard/felt a pop.

Employee has been placed on MSHA log for hearing shift. Testing had noise variables due to on-site testing during production due to Covid-19 restrictions for large gatherings and local occupational exams being restricted.

Employee has been placed on MSHA log for hearing shift. Testing had noise variables due to on-site testing during production due to Covid-19 restrictions for large gatherings and local occupational exams being restricted.

Employee has been placed on MSHA log for hearing shift. Testing had noise variables due to on-site testing during production due to Covid-19 restrictions for large gatherings and local occupational exams being restricted.

North Railroad switch in North Branford Quarry was frozen. Heat was used to melt the ice on the switch. It freed up but not all the way. Employee used pry bar to see where switch was hanging up. Pry bar slipped and employee fell backward onto right wrist.

Removing wear plate. Wear plate bounced off wall of chute and contacted employee leg

Manually pulling on V belts for crusher installation, fingers of employee got pinched between the belt and the sheave.

Employee jammed EE's hand shoveling on side of box

Standard threshold shift over 25db

Stepping off truck employee went to plant foot on ground and reposition hand on railing, leaning back hand came off railing only one hand left on railing and fell backwards and hit head on ground

Employee couldn't see above the sides of the truck for correct location under chute, so EE straddled between the truck and the concrete wall to see the correct chute location. Employee slipped off the step and fell between the wall and the truck on the ground and bent right knee out on a 45 degree angle. It was diagnosed on 11/3/16 that employee had a broken tibia.

Employee was changing a M1 gear. It was raining and employee's safety glasses fogged up multiple times. Employee hung glasses on shirt and tapped the gear in place and felt something in eye.

Employee was walking and holding a pipe union in left hand. Employee stopped and headed back to their truck to grab a wire brush when they tripped causing them to fall forward to their hands and knees. The two pieces of the pipe union the employee was holding cut their finger when they fell.

Employee was checking the main conveyor over the portable screen and as EE was climbing down, EE hyper-extended right shoulder backwards and felt a sharp pain. First aid was administered. Employee went to doctor on 10/13/16 and received two prescriptions.

Employee was asked to cut down a pine tree near the primary. Employee cut a wedge on the back side of the tree. As employee was cutting through the tree, the chainsaw kicked back and lacerated left knee.

Employee was cleaning the feeder chute and smashed right thumb between the tool and the chute. Employee was taken to urgent care and received 2 stitches.

Employee was changing a large acetylene tank on the welding cart. When ee picked up the large tank, ee felt pain in lower back and couldn't feel left leg.

Employee was using a torch to cut bolts off of the feeder in tunnel #3. A piece of slag landed inside left ear burning close to ear drum.

Tight work area, awkward positions, unexpected kickback of grinder

While an employee was lifting safety grating his foot slipped striking his shin on one of the divider plates within the chute.

Employee worked all day on top of the bag house, and he was drinking water regularly. It was hot on top of the steel structure. Employee felt fine until the last hour of the day, when he felt a little dizzy. Employee came back down with manlift and went to the break room to get cool air. Employee was taken to the emergency room where he was treated with IV fluids and released.

While pulling door closed with left hand, employee placed his right hand on the door jamb. Employee caught his right index finger in the door by the window while seated inside the truck.

While swinging a sledge hammer to clean process chute, employee's finger got caught between the sledgehammer handle and the angle-iron of the chute. Employee reported the incident to his supervisor at lunchtime. Employee went to the hospital on 6/5/15, where it was determined that the employee has dislocated and fractured his finger.

Employee stepped down off loader ladder and felt pain in lower back. Employee examined at medical facility on Monday, May 13, administered a prescription and released to light duty work.

Employee was shoveling under conveyor near tail-pulley when he felt his right knee pop.

Employee slipped while opening railroad car door and got his finger caught in a pinch point resulting in a laceration on his right index finger that required stitches.

Employee was using a bar with a hook on the end to move a steel plate on the screen deck in an area with very low clearance. While lifting the plate with the tool, it slipped off and struck the employee in the mouth chipping his front tooth.