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The employee slipped on the stairs and had a compression fracture in veribrate

Employee was hosing a conveyor from a water truck. EE was driving the water truck back to the garage when EE felt a sharp pain in the left shoulder on EE's back .

The welder was holding a shaft the was being Line bored, when the shaft was hammered into the opening the worker's finger was shoved into the shaft and cut. Requiring Stitches.

The miner was setting a conveyor Stanchion when climbing out of a 3 foot hole for the concrete support, EE twisted EE's knee and felt a "Pop"

Employee was moving wooden beams in the garage when EE's shoulder muscle "popped".

The worker was cleaning a shaft with grinder with a wire wheel when it caught a groove and bounced in to their face causing some abrasions

Employee was using chainsaw to cut and remove branches. Chainsaw became ensnared in crook of tree causing the chainsaw to pull backwards sharply. The chainsaw contacted employee's upper left thigh cutting it.

Employee was walking on floating catwalk on conveyor. Employee was observing conveyor belt while walking and became entangled in hose on catwalk and twisted and overexerted his left ankle

Employee was exiting from his haul truck and missed the last step off the truck and fell to the ground. Weather nor equipment contributed to the accident.

Employees working on screener in stone plant. After de-activating the power supply and locking out, went to remove the "v-belt" from the drive motor and had to use a wrench to brace the belt back from the motor. Tension from the pulley released when the employee completed a full rotation causing the wheel and belt to turn freely catching his finger between the tool and machinery.

The employee was walking on one of our catwalks and struck his head on an overhead pipe. Employee was properly wearing a hard hat at the time of the incident. He continued to work the remaining shift time. The day after the incident the employee complained of a headache and neck pain but remained at work.

On 08/26/09, EE was repairing a dredge bucket when he slipped on a wet, oily surface and fell. He caught himself while falling by grabbing a nearby steel cable, but sustained contusions to his left hip, a swollen right knee, and a tender right arm. It was determined on 11/11/09 that he would need surgery to repair a tear of the distal biceps tendon on his right arm.

The employee was injured when a steel back plate for a sand screen deck was accidently dropped onto his left foot resulting in a laceration and four broken toes on that foot.

The employee was injured while assisting with a conveyor reconstruction project. He was in the process of pulling electric cable from a workboat onto the catwalk of a floating conveyor when he strained his lower back.

The employee was injured while assisting with the installation of return idlers on a floating conveyor system. He was using his shoulders and back to lift the conveyor belt up out of the way so that new idlers could be mounted to the truss frame. In the process of lifting the heavy belt, he strained his lower back.

EE WAS WORKING ON A MAINTENANCE PROJECT IN THE SHOP WHEN A FOREIGN BODY BECAME LODGED IN HIS LT EYE. THE FOREIGN BODY WAS MOST LIKELY A METAL SHAVING THAT WAS THROWN FROM A HAND HELD GRINDER HE WAS USING. A LOCAL OPTOMETRIST REMOVED THE PARTICLE AND OTHER MATTER FROM HIS EYE USING AN ALGER BRUSH. THE MEDICAL PROCEDURE WAS SUCCESSFUL.

EE WAS WORKING ON A MAINTENANCE PROJECT IN THE SHOP WHEN HE SUSTAINED A SLIGHT FRACTURE TO THE BONE IN HIS RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER. THE INJURY WAS NOT REPORTED AT THE TIME OF THE ACCIDENT BECAUSE IT DID NOT APPEAR TO BE SERIOUS. HOWEVER, AN INFECTION DEVELOPED IN THE FINGER THAT REQUIRED MEDICAL ATTENTION. THE FINGER WAS XRAYED AS A PRECAUTION AND AN ANTIBIOTIC WAS PRESCRIBED AS A TREA

EMPLOYEE WAS TRYING TO PRIME CARBERATOR ON PU WHEN IT BACKFIRED THRU THE CARB., SPLASHING ON HIS BODY, FACE AND HANDS. THE GAS IGNITED BURNING EMPLOYEE.

EE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF DUMPING A LOAD OF "WASTE MATERIAL" FROM HIS EUCLID R30 PIT TRUCK INTO A SMALL LAKE WHEN THE BANK BY THE WATER'S EDGE SUDDENLY BROKE LOOSE SENDING THE TRUCK AND THE DRI VER INTO THE WATER. WHILE EXTRACTING HIMSELF FROM THE TRUCK, EE SUFFERED A LIGAMENTOUS SPRAIN OF THE RIGHT WRIST. A RESULTING INFECTION IS NOW BEING TREATED.

EMPLOYEE HAD BEEN OPERATING A FRONT END LOADER FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME WHEN HE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE SOME DISCOMFORT INHIS LOWER BACK. WHEN THE PAIN DID NOT SUBSIDE WITHIN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME HE DECIDED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. HIS INITIAL EVALUATION REVEALED A DISLOCATION OF THE SPINE IN THE LOWER BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF CLEANING A BUILD UP OF DIRT FROM AROUND A GUARD ON A PORTABLE CRUSHING PLANT WHEN HE FELL FROM HIS POSITION ON TOP OF A SMALL RETAINING WALL SURROUNDING THE PLAN T. THE AWKWARD FALL RESULTED IN A DISLOCATION OF THE SPINE IN THE LOWER BACK AREA. ALTHOUGH THE INJURY MAY NOT BE SERIOUS, TREATMENTS HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO ALLEVIATE THE PAIN.

EMPLOYEE WAS ATTEMPTING TO REPOSITION A "HANDING" BELT CONVEYOR ON THE SAND PLANT BY PULLING ON AN ATTACHED ROPE; HE STRAINED HIS LOWER BACK AND SOUGHT IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION FROM CHIROPR ACTOR FOR SEVERE PAIN. A SPIRAL MANIPULATION WAS ADMINISTERED BY DOCTOR TO RELIEVE PAIN; EMPLOYEE WAS ADVISED TO STAY HOME FROM WORK AT LEAST ONE DAY TO AVOID RE-AGGRAVATION OF INJURY.

EE WAS WORKING ON HOUGH 90 FRONT END LOADER WHEN HE BEGAN TO EXPERIENCE LOWER BACK PAIN ON THE LEFT SIDE. AFTER SEVERAL HOURS THE PAIN BECAME TO INTENSE FOR HIM TO CONTINUE. HE WENT HOME TO RE ST BEFORE SEEKING MEDICAL ATTENTION FROM A LOCALCHIROPRACTOR. A SPINAL MANIPULATION WAS ADMINISTERED BY THE DR TO HELP ALLEVIATE THE PAIN. HE RETURNED AFTER 1 1/2 DAYS REST. FOLLOW-UP SCHEDUL

EE WAS DIGGING A DITCH WITH A HAND-HELD SHOVEL WHEN HIS LEFT KNEE "POPPED" WHILE ATTEMPTING TO STAND FROM HIS CROUCHED POSITION. THE INJURY RESULTED IN A TORN MENISCUS IN THE LEFT KNEE. TREATM ENTS HAVE BEEN ADMINISTERED AND MEDICATIONS HAVE BEEN PRESCRIBED TO ASSIST THE HEALING PROCESS. THE INJURY WILL MOST LIKELY RESULT IN ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY AND EXTENSIVE THERAPY.

EE WAS WORKING AS A GRP LEADER OF DREDGE ASSEMBLY WHEN HE DISLOCATED HIS RIGHT SHOULDER ON 2/23/00. WHILE ATTEMPTING TO STEADY HIMSELF AFTER LOSING HIS BALANCE. THE INCIDENT WAS REPROTED TO TH IS OFFICE THE FOLLOWING DAY DESPITE THE FACT THAT NO MED TREATMENT WAS SOUGHT AT THAT TIME. ON 3/20/00 EE REINJURED THE SAME SHOULDER WHILE ATTEMPTING TO REACH ABOVE HIS HEAD TO GRAB A BRACKE

EE WAS WORKING ON A PIECE OF STEEL WITH A HAND-HELD GINDER WHEN HE WAS STRUCK INT HE RIGHT EYE WITH A FOREGIN BODY. PRESUMABLY A SHOVING THE INJURED RESULTED IN A SCRATCHED CORNEA WHICH REQUIR ED THE EYE TO BE FLUSHED BY A LOCAL OPTOMETRIST.A PRESCRIBED MEDICATION WAS ALSO ADMINSTERED BY THE EE TO ASSIST THE HEALING PROCESS.

EE WAS ATTEMPTING TO CLEAN DIRT BUILD-UP FROM BENEATH A CONVEYOR BELT THAT WAS IN MOTION AT THE TIME WHEN THE STICK HE WAS USING TO REMOVE THE DIRT BUILD-UP WAS CAUGHT BY AN IDLER, PULLING HIS FINGERS INTO THE MACHINERY.

EE WAS STEPPING DOWN OFF LADDER OF CATERPILLAR 980F FRONT END LOADER AND LANDED AWKWARDLY ON EDGE OF CONCRETE SLAB. (VISABILITY WAS LIMITED.)

THE EMPLOYEE WHO SUSTAINED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS IN THE PROCESS OF STEPPING DOWN FROM THE BOTTOM RUNG OF THE LADDER ON HIS CATERPILLAR 980F FRONT END LOADER WHEN HE SUFFERED A LOWER BACK S PRAIN. THE EMPLOYEE REPORTED THAT HE DID NOT JUMP DOWN FROM THE LADDER OR LAND AWKWARDLY WHEN HE STEPPED TO THE GROUND FROM THE LADDER. THE INJURY DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE SERIOUS & FULL RECOVER

THE EMPLOYEE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF DRIVING A WEDGE (WITH A 5 LB SLEDGE HAMMER) WHILE ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE A CYLINDER WHEN THE WEDGE SUDDENLY BECAME DISLODGED AND RECOILED BACKWARDS STRIKING TH E EMPLOYEE IN THE FACE. EMPLOYEE RECIEVED A LACERATION ON THE BRIDGE OF NOSE, LACERATION ABOVE HIS LEFT EYE & COMPLAINED OF DIZZINESS. SUBSEQUENT VISITS TO LOCAL DR. REVEALS NO PERMANENT DAMA

THE EMPLOYEE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF LOOSENING A 9/16" NUT ON THE CATWALK OF THE CONCRETE SAND CONVEYOR WHEN THE ENERGY AND EFFOR TEXERTED TO BREAK THE NUT LOOSE CAUSED THE EMPLOYEE TO SUSTAINED A CERVICAL STRAIN IN THE NECK AND SHOULDER AREA OF HIS BODY.

SUFFERED CERVICAL STRAIN IN NECK AREA AFTER STRIKING HEAD WHILE WEARING HARD HAT ON AN OVERHEAD STEEL SUPPORT BEAM.

STRAINED LOWER BACK WHILE THROWING A BAG OF GARBAGE INTO THE "COMPANY" DUMPSTER (BURNABLE MATERIALS).

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE RPORTABLE INJURY NOTIFIED OR OFFICE ON 2-14-95 THAT HE HA DEXPERIENCED SEVER LOWER BACK PAIN DURING NAD AFTER HIS WORK SHIFT THE PREVIOUS DAY 2-13-95. T HE EMPLOY EE REPORTED TO US THAT HE COULD NOT SAY FOR CERTAIN WHAT CAUSED TH EINJURY TO HIS LWOER BAKC BUT DID INDICATED THATIT MOST LIKELY OCCURRED HWILE HE WAS OPERATING A HYDRALIC EXCAVATOR NEAR OUR

THE EMPLOYEE WHO SUSTAINED THE REPORTABLE INJURYWAS IN THE PROCESS OF REPAIRING A SEVERED ELECTRIC CABLE ON A HYDRAULIC DREDGE BUCKET WHEN HE WAS UNEXPECTEDLY KNOCKED FROM HIS WORKING POSITION ON THE BUCKET BY A LARGE GLOB OF MUD WHICH FELL FROM ABOVE HIM SOMEWHERE. THE INJURED EMPLOYEE FELL BACKWARDS APPROX 6-8 FT BEFORE LANDING ON A PERTRUDING SECTION OF THE BUCKET STAND THAT

THE EMPLOYEE WHO SUSTAINED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS IN THE PROCESS OF LIFTING A ROLL OF ELECTRIC CABLE LOCATED AT THE SAND PLANT AREA OF THE PIT WHEN HE RECEIVED A MINOR INJURY OF THE LOWER B ACK. ACCORDING TO THE INJURED EMPLOYEE, AS WELL AS WITNESSES, THE CABLE WAS NOT TO HEAVY & WAS BEING LIFTED IN PROPER MANNER. INITIAL EVALUATION IS LUMBAR STRIAN, LOWER BACK. FOLLOW UP IS SCH

THE EMPLOYEE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF LIFTING AND MOVING STEEL BOXES LOCATED IN THE GARAGE AREA OF PIT WHEN HE RECEIVED A MINOR INJURY OF THE LOWER BACK. FROM ALL INDICATIONS, THE STEEL BOXES WE RE BEING LIFTED IN A PROPER MANNER AND WERE NOT TO HEAVY TO BE MOVED MANUALLY. THE INJURY HAS RESULTED IN POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE THORATIC AND/ORLUMBAR SPINE. FOLLOW UP EXAMS HAVE BEEN SCHEDULE

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY SUSTAINE DPOSSIBLE CARTILAGE DAMAGE TO HIS LEFT KNEE WHEN HE ATTEMPTED TO RISE FROM THE FLOOR CREEPER HE HAD BEEN LYING ON TO WORK BENEATH A FUE LT RUCK. THE INJURY MAY HAVE OCCURRED AS A RESULT OF THE EMPLOYEE FAZVORING HIS RIGHT KNEE WHICH HAS BEEN A CHRONIC PROBLEM FOR SEVERAL YEARS. DAMAGE TOT HE LEFT KNEE AS A RESULT OF HIS ACCID

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY SUSTAINE DA MINOR BACK INJURY WHILE ATTEMPTING TO RAISE AN OBJECT WITH A LONG HANDLED PRY BAR. DAMAGE TO THE BACK AREA AS A RESULT OF HIS ACCID ENT DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE SERIOUS AT THIS TIME. THE EMPLOYEE WILL CONTINUE TO RECEIVE THERAPY ONT EH BACK AS NEEDED UNTIL THE PROBLEM IS CORRECTE.D (THE INJURY WAS NOT REPORTED IMMEDIATELY AS

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS IN THE PROCESS OF DISCONNECTING A STEEL CABLE BEING USE TO TOW A DISABLED HAUL TRUCK WHEN THE CABLE SUDDENLY RECOILED UPWARD STRIKING THE EM PLOYEE IN THE FACE SLIGHTLY BELOW THE RIGHT EYE.THE IMPACT CCREATED A FACIAL BRUISE & A I" LACERATION REQUIRING 5 STICHES TO CLOSE. NO DAMAGE TO THE RIGHT EYE HAS BEEN REPORTED.

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS WALKING ALONG AN OLD HAUL TRUCK ROADWAY (AFTER DARK) WHEN HE SUDDENLY FELL INTO A RECENTLY DUG DRAINAGE DITCH APPROX. 3-4' DEEP. THE ACCIDEN T HAS RESULTED IN POSSIBLE LIGAMENT DAMAGE TO THE EMPLOYEE'S RIGHT KNEE.

EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABE INJURY HAD BEEN WORKING IN A CROUCHED POSITION ON THE ASSEMBLERS DREDGE WHEN HE ROSE TO MOVE TO A DIFFERENT AREA. AS EMPLOYEE TOOK HIS FIRST STEP DOWN FROM THE PLATFORM WHERE HE WAS WORKING AT THE TIME HIS RIGHT KNEE SUDDENLY LOCKED UP ON HIM. THE INJURY HAS RESULTED IN APPARENT CARTILAGE DAMAGE.

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS IN THE PROCESS OF ASSISTING WITH THE REMOVAL OF A PIN OR BOLT FROM THE TRACKS OF A EXCAVATOR WHEN THE OPEN-END WRENCH HE WAS USING TO HOLD T HE NUT WAS SUDDENLY YANKED FROM HIS GRIP BY THE FORCE OF AN IMPACT WRENCH BEING USED TO LOOSEN THE BOLT. THE ACCIDENT RESULTED IN A SMASHED FINGER ON THE EMPLOYEE'S LEFT HAND.

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS IN THE PROCESS OF SHOVELING MATERIAL FROM A PLUGGED CHUTE ON THE SAND PLANT WHEN HE SOMEHOW STRAINED OR DISLOCATED HIS LOWER BACK. THE ACCID ENT RESULTED IN SEVERE PAIN TO THE LOWER BACK.

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS IN THE PROCESS OF EXTRACTING A PIN HOLDING A STEERING CYLINDER HOUSING ON A CAT 980C LOADER WHEN HIS TAPPING ACTION ON THE SIDE OF THE HOUSI NG WITH A 4LB HAMMER CAUSED THE PIN TO SUDDENLY SHOOT OUT AND STRIKE HIM ON THE TOP OF THE HEAD. THE INJURY TO THE EMPLOYEE REQUIRED FIVE STITCHES TO CLOSE THE WOUND.

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY HAD INDICATED TO HIS SUPERVISOR ON OR BEFORE 3-6-92 THAT HE HAD BEEN FEELING SOME MINER PAIN AND SOME LACK OF MOBILITY IN BOTH OF HIS HANDS. DI SCUSSIONS WITH THE EMPLOYEE, HIS PERSONAL PHYSICIAN, AND OTHER EQUIPMENT OPERATOR SHAVE LED US TO THE CONCLUSION THAT THE DISCOMFORT IN HIS HANDS WAS THE RESULT OF THE REPETITIOUS USE OF HIS H

THE EE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS ATTEMTPING TO CLEAN THE NOZZLE OF A SPRAY GUN WITH PAIN THINNER WHEN HE ACCIDENTLY TOUCHED THE TRIGGER OF THE GUN SPRAYING HIMSELF IN THE FACE WIT H THE CLEANING AGENT. THE ACCIDENT RESULTED IN SLIGHT CHEMCIAL BURNS TO THE EYES AND EYELIDS.

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS ATTEMPTING TO JUMP DOWN FROM A STACK OF NEWLY BUILT CONVEYOR SECTIONS (HE HAD JUST MOVED WITH AN OVERHEAD CRANE) WHEN HE SUDDENLY LOST HIS B ALANCE AND LANDED ON THE FLOOR (ON HIS FEET) IN AN AWKWARD POSITION. THE FALL RESULTED IN A SLIGHT STRAIN TO HIS BACK. TO DATE, NO MEDICAL ATTENTION HAS BEEN NEEDED.

THE EMPLOYEE WHO RECIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY WAS WALKING ON TOP OF THE MOTORCASING /DECKING O F THE COMPANYS KOMATSU PC300LC EXCAVATOR WHEN HE LOST HIS FOOTING ON THE SMOOTH DECKING AND FELL /STUMBLED INTO THE GEAR BOX AREA OF THE SWING MOTOR.THE INCIDENT RESULTED IN AN INJURY TO THE EMPLOYEES LEFT KNEE.

EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED THE REPORTABLE INJURY HAD BEEN OPERATING A RENTED KOMATSU PC400LC EXCAVATOR FOR SEVERAL DAYS WHEN HE BAGAN FEELING A SORENESS OR TIGHTNESS IN HIS LOWER BACK A WEEK OR SO LATER WHEN THE PAIN CONTINUED TO PERSIT THE EMPLOYEE DECIDED TO SEEK MEDICAL ASSISTANCE THE CONSTANT EXPOSURE TO THE BACK & FORTH STOP & GO MOTION OF THE MACHINE HAS APPARENTLY CREATED SOME ST