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A miner was clearing overburden and brush with an excavator when a swarm of bees entered the cab through the opened door and stung the operator more than 60 times. The operator was transported to the emergency room, where EE was treated and released.

The employee was troubleshooting a troughing roller on conveyor 7 when EE's hand got caught between the belt and roller. EE received 26 stitches.

While unloading a rail car, an employee was exposed to sodium silicate

Employee called EE's supervisor over to EE's location for assistance, upon supervisor arriving employee walked towards EE and collapsed onto EE and lost consciousness briefly.

The employee was in the quarry with a 2-gallon jug of def in their hand, they went to turn around and immediately felt a pain in their right knee. Employee has received restrictions for their right knee.

While walking on 08/12/2026 an employee got a foot stuck in mud. While pulling themselves free using a nearby door frame, they sprained their right shoulder. On 8/17/26, the employee sought medical treatment resulting in restricted duty.

An employee received a laceration on left leg, just above the knee, when a handheld grinder inadvertently made contact. The laceration required seven stitches to close.

Employee had put the "y" back together after cleaning it. When restarted the flow wasn't strong, EE walked back over to check the "y" and when EE bent down over it the fitting busted apart and sprayed silicate on EE's face and chest with some running down into EE's eyes. Injury was not the result of a training or compliance issue.

The employee was attempting to loosen a bolt on the large hydrosizer when EE felt a pain in EE's right shoulder. EE received restrictions limiting the use of EE's right arm.

Employee was operating a skid steer and while backing away from the pile the machine bucked due to uneven ground. When the equipment bucked it caused the employees feet to fly up and come down outside the cab and was pinched between the bucket and the entrance step. This caused injury to both the employee's feet.

Clamp failure allowed metal cup to dislodge, striking employee's nose.

Employee was repairing a swamp cooler when EE injured EE's left-hand pinky finger needing stitches.

Mid-shift truck did hour-long regen burn. Bad smell caused headache. Soon afterward another burn started up. This time threw up. Finished shift in another truck then went to ER.

An employee was cutting bolts with a grinder when the tool unexpectedly kicked back, causing the grinding wheel to contact the employee's left wrist. The employee sustained a laceration requiring seven stitches.

Our employee was performing flight installation on a dryer. While positioning and tack welding a plate, the material became unstable and tipped over, landing on employee's right hand causing amputation to the tip of the 5th finger and a fracture to the 4th finger.

Employee went to the main office complaining of head ache. EE took some aspirin. Ate some pizza rolls and sat down to rest. Office manager noticed a sound coming from the employee and noticed that EE was unresponsive.

Miner was using a hand-held grinder to cut sheets of metal. The metal shifted and the grinder slipped making contact with the miners left thumb resulting in stitches.

The employee attempted to reconnect a hose when material splashed into EE's left eye. The employee received antibiotic medication to prevent infection

Employee was starting the shift and was participating in a stretch and flex program when EE felt a pop in EE's lower back leading to pain and discomfort.

A parent company EE was attempting to remove a ladder rack from company van on SMS property and felt a pull in right shoulder. Incident was reported same day but did not require a dr visit at the time. Injury has not improved since date of incident so EE had an MRI and will need surgery. EE is currently on a 15lb weight limit restriction.

Employee unhooked lanyard and fell through roof resulting in fatal injuries.

Employee fell forward hitting their face while moving vacuum hose up a concrete ramp.

It is believed that the customer truck driver fell from EE's trailer to the ground while stepping from the trailer to the safe rack. The fall resulted in multiple injuries requiring medical attention and a loss of work days.

Employee tripped over a 3-inch pipe that was staged for an outage outside of the maintenance shop. The employee fell to the ground and landed on EE's left upper torso, resulting in fractured ribs.

Employee struck EE's mouth on a support beam while walking along catwalk. The impact caused bleeding and loosened several upper front teeth, though no external facial injury occurred

Employee was working to get EE's hammer from the welding truck. While holding the tool box open the hammer slipped from EE's other hand and hit EE's left middle finger.

Pump Checker was hooking up the 8" x 20' pipe to the pump; they had to drag the hose about an inch to get it lined up with the connection when they felt something pull in left lower abdomen.

A contractor died after a concrete retaining wall collapsed into the excavated trench below crushing EE.

Unsure of what conditions contributed to the death

Over the road driver was removing a tow rope from the mounted bracket on a loader. Employee began lifting the tow rope overhead when they felt a pop in their left shoulder, followed by immediate discomfort in that shoulder. Employee was evaluated and diagnosed with a strain to their left shoulder.

employee was repairing a shaft. While tightening the shaft, the employee's hand slipped out of the wrench, and the employee hit EE's left eye

Employee changed a bearing on an exhaust fan and was reinstalling the V-belts by hand when left pointer fingertip was caught between the V-belt and pulley sheave. The belt was rotated to free their finger. After removing their glove, a laceration was found. Employee was taken to the hospital, received four sutures, and returned to duty after treatment.

Employee was helping free a frozen switch when they lost grip and stumbled backwards. Right knee injury occurred and employee was able to continue work activities until surgery restrictions put into place on 3/26/2026

Winter blizzard and changing weather conditions created slippery surfaces. Ice developed on top platform dust collector and created a slippery surface. After performing maintenance task to thaw frozen air lines, employee sustained a left ankle injury after ascending ladder and stepping on the top platform for accessing the dust collector resulting in restricted duty.

Maintenance employee hurt right forearm while chipping ice off BC2120 head wheel. Employee was using an electric demo chisel in the blistering cold weather around 11:30pm Sunday Jan. 25th. Both their forearm and elbow hurts with numbness in right hand.

Employee was shoveling sand when they bent down to get more sand with shovel, they twisted their back and continued until it worsened.

EE was walking along inclined catwalk during freezing temperatures. Ice had accumulated on catwalk causing slick conditions. EE slipped and fell resulting in injury to knee.

Employee was performing housekeeping duties to mitigate slip hazards of ice and ended up slipping on that ice, resulting in a fall on their left knee. Employee refused medical treatment and continued work the remainder of the day. Employee woke the next morning with a swollen knee.

EE showed hearing loss after annual audiogram. EE was referred to an ENT specialist for follow up hearing test. EE showed similar hearing loss on follow up test as well. EE worked at mine sites previous to current employment and has history of shooting/loud hobby's outside of work.

While monitoring a slurry tank pump due to abnormal noise and visible smoke, the employee was positioned in the area when material was unexpectedly expelled from the pump. The employee stepped backward and lost balance, resulting in contact with the ground. The employee reported an abrasion above the right eye and discomfort to the right hip.

employee was starting up the plant. couldn't get dryer to start up. They locked out the power to the dryer, and went to try and turn it manually. While turning it their thumb got caught and they got a cut.

Employee fell while preparing to fuel a D6 dozer after a ladder/stool failed, resulting in a right ankle fracture.

The employee fell while traversing an irregular surface. They put their arms out to catch themselves and sustained a closed fracture to the left radius and ulna.

Employee was removing a motor and agitator from flocculant machine, when lifting it out it started to slip forward and employee tried to catch it, upon doing so the guard caught the palm of EE's hand cutting it, requiring 5 stiches. Employee was not wearing gloves.

Employee was installing a door on an elevated building, they used a dead blow hammer to help knock door frame in place, when they hit the door frame the door bounced back and upon trying to catch the door they fell backwards and sprained right ankle when catching.

Employee was attempting to move a spout with EE's right leg when EE felt pain in EE's right calf. Employee began physical therapy on 03/02/2026 making this reportable.

Drilling hole in rubber gasket which slipped out and struck employee's hand causing laceration on right thumb.

Employee was utilizing a shovel to clean around plant when they strained their back.

The employee sustained a left forearm laceration while using a pair of scissors as a draw knife to cut scrap cardboard into smaller pieces for disposal. The employee was pulling the scissors toward themselves when the scissors slipped and cut into their forearm, 4" above the wrist and glove, causing a laceration requiring 4 stitches.

While cleaning a back-up camera, employee fell approximately 3 feet from the side ladder, striking EE's left shoulder. The employee received only diagnostic care until January 21, 2026, when EE began physical therapy.