Stucco Mill: 64 MSHA citations Metal/Non-Metal

EE knelt down to adjust hooder film. EE went to stand up and their right knee starting hurting. Their knee continued to hurt throughout the shift and the following days. EE called in sick their next shift to allow their knee to rest. EE saw a medical professional on 9/18/25 and was put on restricted duty.

Crusher plugged. Material was spilt onto the ground. Employee was shoveling material when EE slipped on some mud. Employee's knee started hurting. Employee reported the injury but decided not to see a medical professional. On 11/7/23 employee decided to see a medical professional and was diagnosed with a torn meniscus.

Employee slipped on some mud and fell. Employee informed supervisor their shoulder and elbow were sore. Employee did not seek medical attention at the time of the injury. On 1/18/23 employee had a medical exam. On 1/24/24 employee had an MRI. Employee diagnosed with a strained muscle in left shoulder. On 2/7/24 employee had physical therapy.

Employee was using an industrial vacuum hose when lower back started hurting. Employee decided to work with a sore back until 9/11/23 when employee determined the back was not getting better. Medical treatment provided on 9/11/23 at which time the employee was put on restrictive duty.

Employee was coming down stairs. While on the way down the employee's foot caught the third step from the bottom. This caused the employee to fall and land on the right shoulder. This caused an AC joint separation.

Employee was shoveling material when they felt their back pop accompanied with pain. Employee was diagnosed with a lumbar spine strain.

Employee struck knee on a parked rail car while walking around the car. Employee's knee was bruised. Employee saw a medical examiner on 10/24 because of lingering pain in the knee. On 10/24 the employee was put on restricted duty.

The employee was putting on safety glasses when the left eye was scratched by the earpiece. The employee was prescribed an antibiotic.

The employee was lifting 50 lb chemical bags from the pallet to the feeder when the employee felt a pop and sudden pain in the employee's back. The employee's back continued to be sore after the incident. On 8/17/2020 the employee saw a chiropractor and received medical treatment for the injury.

While lifting an empty pallet the employee felt pain in their back. The employee did not want to see a medical professional at the time of the incident. On 6/17/2020 the employee decided to see a chiropractor. The soonest available appointment was scheduled for 6/25/2020 at which date the employee saw a chiropractor and the employee was put on restrictive duty.

Employee was attempting to remove bearings off a shaft. The puller slipped off the bearing housing and hit the employee above the knee. The employee had a sore leg and swelling. The employee did not seek a medical evaluation at the time. On 12/20/2019 the employee received a medical evaluation. On 12/30/19 the employee had a follow up medical evaluation.

Employee was transferring five 50 lb chemical bags from a pallet to a chemical feeder. After the fifth bag employee felt a pain in EE's lower back.

EE was lifting 100 lb. bags off of the ground and restacking them. While doing so, tripped on some bags on the ground possibly straining their back. The repetitive lifting and the trip caused them to have a sore back. The next day their back was having spasms and was in pain. Employee was diagnosed with a back strain on 01/11/2018.

EE was emptying bin into a bulk sack inside plug mud packaging area. Forklift operator approached bulk sack holding frame, placed forks in pallet, and tilted them forward. Left edge of forklift backstop struck EE fingertip, which was resting on metal holding frame.

On 2/17/17 while working on the outside of the Process Elevator the EE was pulling a bearing off from the outside while another employee had cut the shaft with an acetylene torch that the bearing was connected to. EE picked up the bearing by the shaft causing burns on EE's hand.

EE was getting material samples in 16 ounce cups and was returning to the slab when he slipped. EE did not fall. He regained balanced but felt a "twinge" in his back.EE did not want medical attention. On Sept 8 EE said back was still bothering him and made appointment with a PA for Sept 9.PA recommended EE not work until Sept 13 and then on restricted duty for at least one week.

EE needed to open mill door completely. Door was half open. While opening door EE pulled up on door and twisted his body and felt his back pop.

EE was cleaning the grizzly feeder from obstruction with a bar when foot slipped between the grates in the screen and he twisted his knee. Knee injured, put on restricted duty per medical examiner's instructions.

Supervisor observed on 2/4/14 that EE's eye was tearing up. EE said he had gotten dust in it on 2/3/14 while working on the packer. Supervisor asked if he needed medical attention and EE said no. On 2/5/14 EE informed Supervisor he had gone to the doctor and his eye was scratched. EE received prescription eye drops.

EE was cleaning a plugged chemical induction pipe when some chemical (ferric sulfate) came out of the pipe and got in EE's eye. EE was wearing safety glasses. EE had eyes flushed with eye wash solution and received a prescription for eye drops.

Employee stepped into a pot hole and sprained ankle.

EE did not report until 4/16/2013 that he had jarred his back sometime in December 2012 while operating a front end loader. On 4/16/2013 he told his supervisor about the incident and wanted to go to the doctor. EE was placed on restricted duty awaiting the results of an MRI. Upon receiving results all restrictions were removed and EE returned to work at full capacity.

EE informed supervisor 13 hours after his shift ended that he had injured his back while clearing a bag jam in a packaging line. EE did not indicate any accident or injury prior to leaving his shift that day. There were no witnesses or indications of an injury during his shift.

Employee was running power to a new soda ash tank. He was stripping the ground wire and it slipped out of his hand and hit the power bus causing electricity to run to ground. Employee received 1st degree burns to hands and face.

EE was behind the packer bin working to unplug the #2 spout. When he turned the wheel to open the back of the spout, it came open and smashed his fingers between the spout back and the wheel to loosen the spout back. EE fractured the tip of his middle finger.

Employee was checking coal elevator pit/shed to see if a bearing was hot, he dislodged some coal dust that fell onto smolder coal in the bottom of the coal elevator pit. The dust ignited and singed exposed hair on the employee and causing first degree burn on his left hand.

When EE was getting off the forklift to put cardboard on the pallets in the rail car, his radio caught on the forklift arm rest, causing him to turn odd and twist his ankle when he stepped on the ground.

Employee was tightening the T screw on to the top of the filter press cell when her thumb slipped off the T screw. Her right hand was wet at the time from washing fuidloss cells. The employee has torn or strained ligaments in thumb.

Released the latch on the winch, the handle came around and hit his hand.

Employee dismounted forklift to place stretchhooder on bypass, due to a broken bag on a pallet. When walking around the back of the forklift, the employee twisted her right ankle. Employee was examined by a physician who immobilized the ankle and placed her on restricted duty.

Employee was removing a counter weight on a Doosan D-25S forklift to investigate a steering column leak. The counter weight fell on top of employee's legs. Employee recieved severe laceration to the inside left thigh resulting in muscle, tissue, and ligament damage. Employee was transported to Washakie County Hospital for surgical repair.

Employee was sealing a rail car when a wind gust blew dust into his right eye. Employee's eye was flushed at the plant but this did not relieve the pain. Employee was taken to a physician where his eye was reflushed, dialized, and a small particle was removed. Pain drops were administered to the eye and antibiotic cream was given to the employee to insert into his eye.

The wrench the employee was using to loosen a nut on the #3 hot bin auger bracket slipped off causing the employee to catch his finger on the edge of the bracket and cut it open. The cut on the employee's left index finger required 6 sutures.

Employee was climbing down the ladder at the bag house door when she lost her footing, fell, and landed on the frame around the bottom surface of the bag house door. She twisted her right ankle and struck her knee. The accident resulted in an ankle sprain.

While working on a flourescent light from an extension ladder, the ladder came in contact with the light bulb and fixture causing the bulb to break. A shard of glass from the bulb cut the employee's left arm. The employee saw a physician to have the wound cleaned and bandaged.

Employee was climbing over the coupler on the train cars when he slipped and twisted his ankle on the car release lever and fell to the ground. Sprained ankle.

Employee stated that as she was sealing bags of plug mud, her right arm began to hurt just above the wrist.

Ee put his arm into the throat of the #3 mill to clean out mud and cut his left forearm on a sharp piece of metal.

EE WAS PUTTING AN 88 POUND BAG ONTO A PALLET AND CAUGHT HIS LEFT LITTLE FINGER ON BAG AND DISLOCATED.

EMPLOYEE WAS CHECKING THE SOCKS ON THE SOUTH MILL BAGHOUSE WHEN HE SLIPPED AND PUT HIS HAND DOWN TO CATCH HIMSELF. HIS FINGERS WERE THEN CAUGHT IN THE ROTARY VALVE, SEVERING THE TIP OF THE MID DLE FINGER AND CAUSING OPEN FRACTURES OF THE INDEX AND RING FINGERS.

EE WAS WASHING FACE WHEN A PIECE OF METAL ENTERED HIS EYE AND WAS LODGED.

EE HAD ACCESSED THE TOP OF THE BAG PRESS WITH A STEP LADDER TO MAKE ADJUSTMENT. THE PRESS WAS NOT DE-ENERGIZED AND WHEN THE EE WAS DESCENDING THE LADDER HIS HAND CAME IN CONTACT WITH THE BELT ON THE PRESS, RESULTING IN HIS LEFT ARM BEING DRAWN INTO THE PULLEY, TRAPPING AND BREAKING THE EE'S FOREARM.

EE WAS CUTTING SHRINK WRAP OFF OF A PALLET OF EMPTY BAGS WHEN HIS HAND SLIPPED AND WAS CUT BY THE KNIFE.

EMPLOYEE WAS RESTACKING A PALLET OF 100 LB BAGS HE LIFTED A BAG AND TURNED, TWISTING HIS LEFT KNEE.

EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING A PALLET WHEN HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS BENT OVER A PIECE OF METAL CUTTING A HOLE IN IT WHEN HE FELT A MUSCLE SPASM IN HIS LOWER RIGHT BACK.

EE WAS CLEANING MUD OFF LOADER, BY THE DOOR, WHEN HE SLIPPED AND FELL TO THE GROUND STRIKING HIS RIGHT ELBOW AND SHOULDER.

EE WAS ASSISTING ANOTHER EE HAULING LUMBER WHEN HE STRUCK HIS HEAD ON AN OVERHANGING PIPE.

EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING A ROLL OF SHRINK WRAP TO PUT IT ON TO THE STAND, WHEN HE FELT A PAIN IN HISBACK.

EE WAS LIFTING A 100# BAG ONTO A STACK OF BAGS ON A PALLET, WHEN HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS LEFT WRIST. IT WAS DIAGNOSED AS A FRACTURE OF HIS LEFT ULNA.

EE WA STRAIGHTENING A BAG ON PALLET WHEN ANTHER BAG CAME OFF THE BELT & STRUCK HIM ON LEFT LEG SPRAINED LEFT KNEE

WHILE GETTING INTO RAIL CAR TO CHECK INSIDE DOORS, EE STRAINED HIS LEFT KNEE.

EE WAS CUTTING INSULATION WITH A KNIFE WHEN HE CUT HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER. THE REQUIRED STITCHES.

EE MISSED WHILE REACHING FOR A HAND-HOLD AND HISARM STRUCK A HINGE PIN. THIS CAUSED A 11/2INCH CUT ON HIS RIGHT FOREARM, WHICH REQUIRED STITCHES

EE'S FOOT WAS RUN OVER BY A FORKLIFT.

EMPLOYEE WAS PLACING #50 BAG ONTO CHEMCIAL BAG ELEVATOR.

EMPLOYEE WAS PICKIGN UP A STACK OF APPROX 75 EMPTY BAGS WEIGHTING 25-35 LBS.

EMPLOYEE WAS THROWING BAGS WHEN HE WENT TO OPEN THE PALLETIZER DOOR, MISSING IT AND JAMMING HIS FINGER INTO THE HANDLE, DISLOCATING THE FOURTH FINGER ON HIS RIGHT HAND.

EMPLOYEE WAS THROWING 100 # BAGS WHEN HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS RIGHT FOOT. EMPLOYEE WENT TO THE DOCTOR ON AUGUST 28TH, 1997.

EMPLOYEE WAS THROWING 100# BAGS WHEN HE FELT PAIN IN HIS LEFT SHOULDER.

EE WAS THROWING 100# BAGS ONTO A PALLET, WHEN HE FAILED TO NOTICE ANOTHER BAG ON THE BELT CONVEYOR. THE TRAILING BAG FELL OFF THE BELT, HITTING HIM IN THE LEFT KNEE CAUSING A LIGAMENT INJURY.

EE WAS THOWING BAGS WHEN HE FELT PAIN IN HIS RIGHT SHOULDER.

EE WAS USING THE SHRINKWRAP TORCH, WHEN A SLIVER OF METAL BECAME IMBEDDED IN HIS FINGER.

EE WAS PLACING FILTERS INTO A SMALL OPENING, WHEN HIS HAND SLIPPED CAUSING HIS LEFT THUMB TO CONTACT THE BUILDING SIDING, CUTTING HIS THUMB.

EMPLOYEE WAS PUTTING ON AN APRON IN THE PALLETIZING AREA WHEN HIS LEFT FOOT WAS RUN OVER BY A FORKLIFT THAT WAS BACKING UP, CAUSING A CONTUSION TO HIS FOOT.

WEIGHT OF BENTONITE SHIFTED TO ONE SIDE, FORCING THE TRUCK AND TRAILER OVER ON ITS RT SIDE.

EMPLOYEE SPRAINED BACK WHILE THROWING BAGS.

EMPLOYEE WAS STOCKING THE REFRIGERATOR WITH SODAWHEN HE FELT HIS BACK GIVE OUT. THE FIRST VISIT FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT WAS ON NOV. 1, 1996.

EE WASS THROWING BAGS WHEN HE STATES THAT PAIN DEVELOPED IN HIS BACK AND INCREASED UNTIL HE WAS UNABLE TO CONTINUE.

EE PICKED UP A 50# BAG WHEN HE STATES THAT HIS BACK POPPED.

EMPLOYEE WAS CLEANING OUT #3 MILL WHEN HE ENCOUNTERED A PIECE OF SHARP PROTRUDING METAL WHICH LACERATED HIS RIGHT FOREARM.

EMPLOYEE SPRAINED HIS LEFT SHOULDER WHILE THROWING BAGS.

EE STRAINED HIS BNACK WHILE OPERATING A LOADER.

EE STRAINED HIS NECK WHILE OPERATING A LOADER.

EMPLOYEE WAS IN IMPROPER POSITION TO LOAD A 100# BAG ONTO THE PALLET, CAUSING HIM TO STRAIN HIS BACCK.

EMPLOYEE DEVELOPED A HERNIA OPPOSITE THE ONE THAT WAS REPAIRED IN 3-96 REPORTED 5-19-96 DIAGNOSED 5-20-96. LAST DAY WORKED WASS 5-24-996. POSSIBLY CONGENITAL IN NATURE.

EE WAS GRINDING A BOLT WITH A DISC GRINDER, WHEN THE DISC HOOKED CAUSING THE GRINDER TO KICK. THE EE LOST CONTROL OF THE GRINDER WHICH ALLOWED THE DISC TO CONTACT THE BACKSIDE OF HIS LEFT HAND . EE UNDERWENT SURGERY 4-1-96 TO REPAIR DAMAGED TENDONS ON HIS LEFT HAND.

EE WAS THROWING BAGS WHEN HE FELT PAIN IN HIS GROIN AREA. INJURY BECAME APPARENT BY DR REVIEW ON MARCH 11 1996.

EMPLOYEE WAS CLIMBING DOWN FROM THE HOT ELEVATOR, WHEN HE PULLED A MUSCLE IN HIS BACK.

EE SLIPPED AND WHEN HE CAUGHT HIMSELF, HE PULLED A MUSCLE IN HIS BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS CLOSING A BULKHEAD DOOR IN A RAILCAR WHEN THE HANDLE SLAMMED DOWN PINCHING HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER, CAUSING A 1 1/2 INCH LACERATION.

EE'S INDEX FINGER WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN A IDLER ROLLER ON THE PLUG MUD BAG CONVEYOR.

INJURED OVERREACHED TO REMOVER A BAG FROM THE PACKER STRAINING HIS BACK.

NEW EMPLOYEE APPARENTLY WAS USING IMPROPER MOTION IN LOADING BAGS AND DEVELOPED SORENESS IN HIS RIGHT ARM.

NEW EMPLOYEE WAS APPARENTLY USING IMPROPER MOTION IN LOADING BAGS AND DEVELOPED SORENESS IN HIS LEFT SHOULDER. INFORMATION NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL 6-23-95.

EMPLOYEE SLIPPED AN DFELL ON WET AND SLICK CONCRETE, LANDING ON HIS RIGHT ELBOW. THE INJURY BECAME APPARENT ON 5-22-95.

EE STEPPED ON STEP WRONG WHILE HURRYING TO ANSWER AN ALARM, TWISTING HIS LEFT FOOT AND ANKLE. THE INJURY BECAME APPARENT ON 4-11-95.

EMPLOOYEE TRIPPED ON STEP LEADING TO THE #1 MILL AIRBOX AND FELL DOWN THE STAIRS TO THE FLOOR, INJURING HIS RIGHT KNEE.

EE TRIED TO CATCH A 50 LB BAG OF BENTONITE THAT WAS FALLING OFF THE BELT, PULLING THE MSUCLES IN HIS BACK. INJURY BECAME APPARENT 11-30-94.

EMPLOYEE WAS PULLING AND USING A SLIDE HAMMER TO REMOVE BARS AND STRAINED HIS BACK. REPORTED ON 11-22-94.

EE WAS WALKING ACROSS THE CONCRETE LOADING PAD, WHICH WAS WET AND MUDDY, SLIPPING AND TWISTING HIS BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS PULLING BAGS OFF TH EPACKER USING IMPROPER TECHNIQUE, INURING HIS RIGHT SHOULDER.

EMPLOYEE STATED THAT THROWING BAGS HAD CAUSED HIM TO EXPERIENCE A CUMMULATIVE TRAUMA DISORDER IN HIS LEFT WRIST THE STATE OF WYOMING RULED O NSEPT 14 1994 THAT THIS WAS A WORK RELATED INJURY T HE REPORT IS BEING FILED BASED O THE STATES DETERMINATION

EMPLOYEE WAS THROWING BAGS WHEN HE ATTEMPTED TO STOP HIS MOTION INJURING HIS SHOULDER

EMPLOYEE WAS CLEANING PARTS WITH A AEROSOL CAN WHEN HE INHALED FUMES AND HAD THE PRODUCT CONTACT HIS SKIN.

EMPLOYEE STEPPED ON A PIECE OF WOOD BY THE PALLETIZER, BREAKING HIS ANKLE.

EMPLOYEE WAS LAODING BAGS & GOT HIS LEFT HAND CAUGHT IN THE CONVEYOR BELT

EMPLOYEEE WAS RUNNING THE PACKEER & BENT OVER STRAINING HIS BACK

EMPLOYEE SLIPPED AND WRENCHED HIS BACK TRYING TO CATCH HIMSELF.

EMPLOYEE STEPPED DOWN ONTO THE EDGE OF A STEP STOOL SPRAINING HIS LEFT FOOT.

EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING BUCKETS OF WASTE MATERIAL OUT OF A PIT WHEN HE STRAINED HIS RIGHT ARM.

EMPLOYEE STEPPED ON UNEVEN GROUND, TWISTING HIS RIGHT ANKLE.

EMPLOYEE'S FINGERS WERE CAUGHT IN THE DOOR HANDLE, TWISTING SAME.

EE WAS STACKING BAGS AND TWISTED TO LOAD THE BAG ONTO A PALLET THROWING HIS BACK OUT.

EMPLOYEE WAS THROWING BAGS AND INJURED HIS LEFT SHOULDER.

EMPLOYEE WAS WEIGHING BAGS & TWISTED TO LOAD THE BAG ONTO A PALLET, THROWING HIS BACK OUT.

EMPLOYEE WAS TURNING AROUND TO LOOK OUT TH REAR WINDOW OF THE LOADER

EE WAS TRANSFERRING LOADED BAGS FROM THE PACKING TABLE TO THE SEWING TABLE.

EE WAS STAPLING CARDBOARD TO THE INSIDE OF A VAN. THE STAPLE GUN DROVE A STAPLE INTO THE BONE OF THE MIDDLE FINGER OF THE RIGHT HAND.

HE WAS LOWERING AN ELECTRIC MOTOR FROM THE CATWALK. HE STRAINED HIS LOWER BACK MUSCLES.

LIFTING UNSWEEN 50# BAGS FROM PACKER TO SEWING TABLE.

PRY BAR FELL OFF LEDGE MINOR CUT ON NOSE

INJURED WAS CHECKING COVERED HOPPER RAILROAD CARS. HE LIFTED THE LID ON A HOPPER AND STRAINED HIS BACK.

TAKING DRILL BIT OUT OF DRILL PRESS HAND SLIPPED OFF CHUCK DRIL BIT CUT L FINGER

OVERHEAD LIFTING TO INSTALL GAS TANK-STRAINED LOWER BACK MUSCLE.

HE WAS RUNNING FROM THE LOADER TO THE HOT BINS AND TRIPPED ON A CHUNK OF CLAY SPRAINING HIS LEFT ANKLE. MINOR INJURY.

EE WAS WELDING ON THE HOT AUGER AT THE TUCCO MILL.

INJURED WAS INSIDE OF A BOX CAR MOVING THE DIVIDSIONAL DOORS.HE SLIPPED CAUSING THE DOOR TO COME BACK AND HIT HIM.

HE WAS THROWING LOOSE SACKS ITNO A BOXCAR.

EMPLOYEE WAS WEIGHING 50#-STRESS FRACTURE OF RIGHT HAND NO TREATMENT OR CAST BY DOCTOR.

LOADING FUEL BARRELS ONTO TRUCK WITH FORKLIFT FOLLOWED BY HAND PUSHING THEM TO THE FRONT OF THE BED.

WALKING UNDER TUBULAR DRYER & BUMPED HEAD STRAINING NECK & UPPER BACK COMPRESSED VERTEBRAES.

RUBBING EYES WHILE WALKING TO LUNCH ROOM & BUMPED HEAD ON BEAM CAUSING LACERATION ON FOREHEAD.

LIFTING CULVERT ONTO TRAILER & STRAINED BACK.

DEBARKING RAIL CAR, SLIPPED OFF LADDER, FELL ON LEFT WRIST CAUSING A FRACTURE.

REMOVING RAIL CAR 100 PINS WITH SLEDGE, HIT LEFT LEG BELOW THE KNEE FRACTURING BONE.

PLACING RAIL ROAD CARS FOR LOADING AND CAUGHT RIGHT FOOT IN DRAWBAR TWISTING ANKLE AND FOOT.

TURNING CUTTING EDGE ON LOADER BUCKET.EDGE SLIPPED CTACHING MIDDLE AND INDEX FINGERS ON LEFT AHND BETWEEN IT AND FLOOR MASHING BOTH.

DESCENDING STAIRWAY, STUMBLED, TWISTED RIGHT KNEE.

ADUSTING ROLLER ON BAG PRINTER, CAUGHT MIDDEL AND RING FINGER ON RIGHT HAND BETWEEN ROLLER AND BASE, CRUSHED BOTH FINGERS.

PALLETIZING 50# BAGS OF BENTONITE, LIFTED ONE OFF BALANCE CAUSING STRAIN IN CHEST AREA.

CARRYING EMPTY BAGS TO PACKER AREA, STEPPED OF STEP, LOST BALANCE AND TWISTED KNEE AND BRUISED SHOUDLER FROM HITTING RAILING.

PALLETIZING 100# BAGS OF BENTONITE AND TRIED TO RECEIVE ONE WHILE STANDING OFF BALANCE RESULTING IN PINCHED NERVE IN LOWER BACK.

PALLETIZING 100 LBS BAGS AT BENTONITE AND ATTEMPTED TO PLACE ONE WHILE OFF BALANCE RESULTING IN STRAIN OF THE RIGHT SHOULDER.

PALLETIZING 100 LBS BAGS AT BENTONITE RESULTING IN INFLAMATION AT THE TENSONS IN BOTH FOREARMS.

WHILE ADJUSTING ROLLER ON BAG PRINTER, ROLLER SLIPPED FROM GRASP LANDING ON RIGHT HAND RING FINGER TEARING OFF FINGER NAIL AND SKIN.

ROCK STUCK IN MILL FEED ROLL FELLOW WORKER TURNED ON POWER WHILE L HAND STILL ON ROLLER. SEVERED L THUMB BELOW FIRST KNUCKLE

STACKING 50 LB BAGS OF BENTONITE ON PALLETS AND STRAINED LOWER MUSCLES IN BACK.

RESTACKING PALLET WITH 100# BAGS OF BENTOTNITE STRAINED TENDONS IN L ARM

CLOSING DOOR ON RR CAR -DOOR HANDLE SLIPPED WRENCHING SHOULDER AND CAUSING ELBOW TO STRIKE SIDE OF CONTAINER.

WHILE FILLING OF BENTONITE FROM PACKER BAG EXPLODED AND BLEW CONTENTS ONTO FACE AND INTO LEFT EYE.

EMPLOYEE WAS ATTEMPTING TO CLEAN BUILDING BRACES WITH VACUME HOSE AND HAD MOVED OUTSIDE THE RAILED AREA FOR SERVICING EQUIPMENT. VACUME HISE SHIFTED UNEXPECTLY AND CAUSED INDIVIAL TO LOSE HIS BALNCE. TO PREVENT LADING ON HIS BACK OR HEAD, THE PERSON ELECTED TO JUMP TO THE FLOOR. LANDED INCORRECTLY AND BROKE LEFT LEG ABOVE THE ANKLE.

OPENING LID ON R R BULK CAR AND STRAINED MUSCLES IN BACK.

MOVING ELECTRIC MOTOR AND PULLED MUSCLES IN LOWER BACK.

MANY YEARS OF THROWING BAGS OFBENIONITE AS WELL AS USE OF LIMB OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT.

EMPLOYEE WAS EX3TING LOADING RAMP BY JUMPING OFF RATHER THAN U SING PROVIDED STAIRWAY. HE FAILED TO LAND PROPERLY LOSING HIS BALANCE AND FALLING FORWARD, STRIKING HIS LEFT ELBOW ON THE INSIDE RAIL OF THE TR5CK. INJURY IN THE FORM OF DISLOCATION OF THE ELBOW AND CHIPPING THE SOCKET POINT REQUIRING REMOVAL OF THE CHIP BY SURGERY.