Capitol Aggregates, Inc.Mining Incidents in 2012

Alleges, that on Friday while he was welding he felt something hot. Boot is not burnt on the outside, No indication of burn. (Note: employee is diabetic and is not seeking Dr. treatment as of today).

While walking down the stairs, two steps from the bottom/or landing his left ankle twisted causing him to fall and while landing on the floor, a hammer that he had on his right hand hit his right leg on the thigh.

While working a steel shaft on a work bench, was moving the shaft into position. The work bench had holes on the table, the bolt nearest the hole fall-in while his left hand was under the shaft base which smashed his left middle finger at the first joint.

Employee was trying to loosen a bolt, when the bolt broke loose he hit his left knuckle middle finger on a stud.

Employee stepped on a wooden pallet, the pallet board broke causing him to roll his right ankle.

The IP attempted to handle a 20 foot long piece of square tubing alone. The IP had the tubing on his shoulder, lost his balance, and strained his back. The IP was restricted to modified duty and issued prescriptions on 3/28. Injury was determined reportable on 3/29.

While walking on uneven ground, he rolled his right ankle.

He was reaching out to grip the door handle, when someone else opened the door from the inside. The door handle hit his left hand.