All MSHA-reportable accidents at New Enterprise Stone and Lime Co., Inc. operations in 2006. Fatalities appear first.
EE was preparing to blacktop the entrance to the shop, when he walked into the path of a payloader that was transporting material from the stock pile. He was run over by the left front tire.
He was trying to open metal doors and one flew open and he flew back a few feet, he struck the hand rails thats what caused the injury.
Employee has a hernia in his abdomen, but isn't sure what happened to cause it. He was also unsure of the date that it acually occurred. He told his supervisor about it on 10/31/2006.
Employee was attempting to move a screen by pulling it and strained his lower back.
Lifting a piece of conveyor belting - strained neck and right shoulder.
EE picked up a rear drive line to repair a Euclid and hurt his right bicep.
Laceration - right arm cut when trying to remove a filter. Filter slipped and cut arm.
Shoveling under conveyor to screen, strained lower right part of back.
Twisted right knee climbing out of trackhoe.
Employee was getting off the tailgate of pickup, stepped onto ground and twisted left knee.
EE jumped down from conveyor apprx. 3 ft to ground and strained back, he went to his personal chiropractor and continued to work. On 5/10 he was working at VSI and leaned back to put up angle iron and back tightened up, next a.m. he was unable to work and went to see a chiropractor and was restricted from work.
Employee did not have eye protection on and suffered welder's flash.
Lime trailer was plugged up. Opened clog with a rod. All hydrated lime dust broke loose at one time. Got it in eyes.
EE was walking along cat walk and slipped on ice, he tried to catch himself with his left hand and dislocated his left ring finger in the process.
He slipped on a rock and sprained his ankle walking beside the plant.
He stepped off a trailer and pushed a generator to a box trailer.
Employee was operating a hand held tool and cut his hand.
While employee was hooking up a chain on shafting he arched his back too far and hurt the lower part of his back.
Employee was assisting with the move of a portable crusher when something thought to be a spalled piece of metal hit him in the face - lip/chin area.
Employee walked on uneven ground and twisted his left ankle while cleaning up.