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Miner was wearing correct PPE but got dust in right eye due to high winds.

Employee was shoveling coal into a wheel barrow. Employee took wheel barrow outside the south door of #3 coal mill, as soon as they got outside they felt something fly in their eye.

Walking up stairs between 2nd and 3rd pier on K3. Reached the top of stairs and felt a pop in the knee.

Employee walking outside of maintenance shop getting dust in eye.

Miner was walking to car from the lime plant and lime dust got in eye. Miner went to doctor to have removed and received a prescription for after treatment.

Miner was walking outside, through plant, windy day. Lime dust got in left eye. Miner was wearing safety glasses. Was given a prescription for antibiotic.

Miner was walking through plant and dolo dust got in right eye. Miner was wearing safety glasses. Miner received a prescription for an antibiotic.

Lime Plant maintenance employee got lime dust in eye. The weather was windy. EE was wearing safety glasses with side shields. EE flushed eye several times with no relief. Supervisor told EE to see a doctor. The doctor confirmed a chemical burn from the lime dust and gave employee prescription eye drops for treatment of any infection.

Working on #3 kiln and wind was blowing and got dust in eye. Wearing appropriate safety glasses at time of incident.

Employee was walking behind kiln #4 coal mill through the alley when wind blew dust particles in to his right eye.

Bite received on left index finger resulting from trying to remove a raccoon from work area

Moving screens in warehouse when something got in his eye

Employee was turning off the air compressor for the terra-loc system and terra-loc blew into his eye.

Wind swirling around, dust particle in left eye

A windy day. The employee was walking to the parking lot at the end of the day to go home. He still had his PPE on. A gust of wind blew a speck of dirt into his eye. He went to the office and flushed his eye. He then drove home.

Employee hung himself

EE was conducting routine daily walk-around inspection of the primary crusher plant and conveyors. Supervisor came to check on EE and told him to take a break based on his appearance. EE then complained of chest and arm pains. 911 was called and EE was transported to hospital where he passed away later that night.

Employee was filling the water truck and received a bee sting on his right hand. The next morning there was swelling of the hand and arm.

Employee was walking to supply shed between two kilns when dust blew into his right eye.

A 35 TO 40 MPH WIND BLEW POWDER OFF OF THE ROOF OF THE SURROUNDING BUILDINGS.

WHILE PERFORMING MAINTENANCE ON A KILN, EMPLOYEE REPORTED LIME GOT IN HIS EYE WHEN THE WIND BLEW THE PARTICULATE.

EE WAS PERFORMING CLEAN UP OPERATIONS AND WHILE SWEEPING A GUST OF WIND BLEW LIME DUST AFTER A DOOR WAS OPENED. THE LIME DUST WENT UNDER EE'S PROTECTIVE EYE WEAR AND RIGHT EYE BECAME IRRITATED .