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While cleaning a window on a dozer, the wind caught the door and the employee tweaked their wrist on the handrail
Employee was walking across the tire pad when EE felt a pop in their right ankle.
During shift change, the employee was found unresponsive in equipment. Attending physician pronounced employee deceased on scene.
While fueling the haul truck during a wind gust, the employee got debris in the eye. The employee did not report the event to supervision until 11/10/21
Employee was assigned to clean snow from walkway with a rubber tire backhoe. Employee reported feeling faint, dizzy, short of breath, and had begun profusely sweating. Employee was transported to the hospital. The treating hospital has not presented the company with a diagnosis so the company is reporting as potential heart attack due to symptoms and 10 day requirement.
Employee reported to shift at 5:00 AM on 12/16/2014 and reported that he experienced eye irritation after he left work the prior evening. The irritation persisted despite attempted flushing. The employee was evaluated at the hospital on 12/16/2014 and a foreign body was removed from his right eye. It is unknown when or how the foreign body got in his eye.