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Employee was grinding metal and the wind blew a piece of the metal into his left eye.
Employee bent over and felt a pain in his back
EE CLAIMS HE WAS INJURED AS A RESULT OF COMING INTO CONTACT WITH A TRUCK TAILGATE DUMPING MATERIAL INTO A HOPPER. EE DID NOT NOTIFY THE COMPANY UNTIL 10-20-97. EE'S LAST DAY WORKED WAS 10-21-9 7.
EMPLOYEE WAS TORCHING AND REMOVING OLD EQUIPMENT IN KILN AREA. WIND BLEW PIECE OF FOREIGN MATERIAL INTO LEFT EYE. DIDN'T BOTHER HIM UNTIL NEXT MORNING WHEN HEREPORTED. THIS INJURY OCCURRED 3/91 WITH NO LOST TIME, BUT IN 5/91 BECAME REPORTABLE DUE TO CATARACT SURGURY, BUT STILL DID NOT RESULT IN LOST TIME.
EMPLOYEE WAS CH9CKING WATER LINES ATBELT 16 HEAD PULLEY. WHILE PERFORMING CHECK, A HEAVY GUST OF WIND CAME UP AND BLEW DUSTY MATERIAL INTO EYE.