Employee was maintaining/cleaning a shaker screen and felt shoulder muscle torn; employee came back to work the next work day (misreported as first aid case, MSHA instructed operator to re-submit 7000-1 for this case)
Employee was using angle grinder with safety glass on, piece of metal found its way into eye; employee came back to work the next work day (week day crew). (misreported as first aid case, MSHA instructed operator to re-submit 7000-1 for this case).
Employee was doing dirt work with shoveling and got dehydrated; employee came back to work the next day. (Misreported as first aid case, MSHA instructed operator to re-submit 7000-1 for this case).
Employee slipped and fell backwards against a 2x6 wood right on back two ribs. Employee came back to work the next work day (weekend shift crew). (Misreported as first aid case, MSHA instructed operator to re-submit 7000-1 for this case).
Employee took a step to climb excavator, lost footing, fell and hit right arm; employee came back to work the next day. (misreported as first aid case, MSHA instructed operator to re-submit 7000-1 for this case).
Employee felt flash burn under hood during welding; employee came back to work the next work day. (Misreported as first aid case, MSHA instructed operator to re-submit 7000-1 for this case).
Accidental exposure to grinding wheel resulted in minor lacerations of right arm.