WEBER QUARRY AND MILLMetal/Nonmetal

As EE was splitting stone a chunk broke off and landed on top of EE's right foot and broke the right foot.

Splitting stone and a piece of stone landed on EE's right foot.

Splitting stone blocks with chisel and maul and piece of stone fell on foot.

Employee was walking alongside moving forklift, forklift turned and ran over employee's left heel.

Stone block broke at drier, the piece that fell cut employees left leg below the knee.

stacking flagstone slabs onto bigger slab that was raised up by loader for transporting to cutting area. The big slab broke and fell onto employees right foot, breaking it in three places.

Cutting straps from bundles of landscape stone, when 2nd strap was cut the stone pieces fell all over pinching employees finger between stones.

Moving power lines and shoulder popped.

Stacking 8-9"" cut wall stone onto pallet, stone piece he was stacking broke apart which then caught his finger tip between the stones and cut it off. It is his left hand middle finger.

Flipping stone, finger got caught between stone and table. Open fracture to right-hand pinky finger from top joint to tip of finger; bone crushed, stitches to close and re-attach fingernail.

On 7/25 EE said he was going to chiro. He did not say he got hurt during work. Not convinced this is work related injury because of what ee did over weekend on July 28, but found out on 8/22 that work. comp. insurance will be treating injury as work related until further investigation.

Swinging maul to split stone and felt pain in leg and by 6/18/2012 pain moved to lower back.

Pushing stone off of stone cutter that had broke down, thus injuring his back.

Sunny day, hot, humid

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PICKED UP A PIECE OF STONE WHICH CRACKED WITH ONE PIECE DROPPING ON FOOT WITH SLIGHT FRACTURE. WILL BE BACK TO WORK IN 2-3 WEEKS WITH NO FURTHER OR FUTURE IMPAIRMENT.