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Employee was cleaning near the Pan Conveyor at 731-B East side. While removing material from the walkway, the employee slipped on uneven ground, and the left hand contacted the moving conveyor, which lacked proper guarding. Onsite personnel assisted and transported the employee to a medical facility for stitches on two fingers.

Employees left index finger came into contact with an a/c fan blade.

Employee's right index, middle and ring finger were caught in a rotary feeder.

Employee was working in close proximity to a moving forklift, and forklift bumped into employee's right ankle.

Loader impacted the man lift in the rear tire and body shroud. The impact caused the boom and basket to swing violently creating an impact between employee and the hand rail of the basket.

Employee's tip of his left ring finger came in contact with a roller and the metal track that the conveyor rolls on. A small section of tissue from inside tip of his left ring finger was pinched off.

employee was burned when hot kiln feed dust discharged from the tertiary air drop-out box discharge chute when the employee started to remove the collection dumpster under the chute. The material flushed over the dumpster and onto the forktruck and the operator, causing the injuries and damaging the forktruck.

Raw Material Handler was performing equipment check on a Komatsu loader and was checking belt tension in engine area and did not realize engine was still running when his middle and ring finger on his left hand became caught in V-belt. The ends on both finger were amputated just below the finger nails.

THIS EMPLOYEE WAS USING A BOBCAT LOADER ON THE WEST SIDE OF 708 CONVEYOR BELT CLEANING UP SPILLAGE AND DUST ACCUMULATION IN THE CLINKER STORAGE BUILDING. HE STATES THAT AS HE WAS DOING THIS HE SUDDENLY FELT SOMETHING IN HIS LEFT EYE. HE WAS WEARING HIS SAFETY GLASSES AND SUSPECTS THE DUST FELL OFF HIS EYE LASHES OR CAME FROM SOME SWEAT RUNNING INTO HIS EYE. HE FLUSHED HIS EYE TWICE

WORKER WAS STANDING BESIDE AN ELECTRIC MOTOR SUSPENDED BY A 2' WIRE ROPE CHOKER ATTACHED TO T-HEAD BOLT LAID ACROSS FORKS OF FORKLIFT. DRIVER BACKED INTO UNSEEN CHUCKHOLE CAUSING MOTOR TO SWIN G BACK & FORTH WHILE 8-10" OFF THE GROUND. THE FORWARD MOTION CAUSED THE BOLT TO SLIDE OFF THE TIPPED FORKS & THE MOTOR DROPPED ONTO HIS LEFT BOOT TOE.