Charleston Stone CoMetal/Nonmetal

The road was dry, sun was shining, the truck went down a 7% grade and made contact with a berm causing it to roll to its left side.

Employee complained of severe chest pains.

IE was opening a cable type gate and the handle slipped from IE's left hand and struck the top of right hand.

IE was operating an excavator and dropped a large rock onto another large rock causing a large piece to fly through the cab windshield and strike employee in the shoulder.

IE was reaching for a steel door that was caught and it sprung open hitting IE's thumb.

IW was using a hammer to dislodge material from a screen discharge chute and smashed his finger between the hammer handle and the metal chute.

Employee was shovelling debris off of a walkway when he reinjured a hernia that had been repaired before he started work at this company.

Employee was raking spilled rock away from a conveyor and backed into a metal brace bruising a muscle in his lower back.

EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING AN EXCAVATOR WHEN A LARGE ROCK WAS THROWN FROM THE BUCKET AND STRUCK THE CAB. THE ROCK ENTERED THROUGH THE GLASS ON THE TOP OF CAB AND HIT THE EMPLOYEE.

Employee was fueling a Caterpillar D 10N bulldozer and slipped on the track. He fell between the track and the dozer blade frame.

EE WAS USING A LADDER TO GAIN ACCESS TO A SCREEN SUPPORT STRUCTURE FOR WELDING. THE LADDER WAS PLACED AT TOO GREAT AN ANGLE CAUSING THE LADDER TO SLIP. THE EE FELL APPROX. 3 FT INJURING HIS BA CK AND KNEE.

EE WAS SITTING ON THE GROUND CLEANING A GATE. WHEN HE STOOD UP HIS RIGHT KNEE POPPED OUT.