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Operator slipped on wet concrete and fell on metal catch basin rim below bruising ribs and cutting thumb.

Maint tech was lifting a piece of mechanical equipment into a Silo bottom when the maint tech slipped and strained upper back.

Employee stepped off unstable mobile stair platform and strained knee.

Employee was getting off a creeper in the Mobile Maintenance Shop when EE twisted EE's right knee and tore EE's meniscus.

While EE was stepping down from helpers stand on back of drill rig, he stepped on uneven terrain and twisted his knee causing him to fall to the ground. Initial treatment was ice and elevation and then transferred to Barrett hospital for further evaluation.

While climbing stairs to return to Control Room, employee slipped or tripped on stair. Employee's right elbow struck edge of stair on fall.

While loading blast holes employee slipped into wet and muddy hole and scraped his shin. The injury was not bleeding and the employee did not seek first aid treatment. Eight days later the employee went to doctor because of pain and swelling.

When stepping backwards off the Bag Unit table onto the landing, employee slipped and fell approximately one foot onto floor. While trying to break his fall he fractured his right thumb.

Walking to work area slipped on ice and fell dislocating shoulder.

Employee got out of truck to unhook trailer from pickup. When employee walked around trailer, he slipped on a sheet of ice under three inches of new snow. The combination of twisting and falling resulted in a fractured left leg.

EE SLIPPED ON ICE WHILE WALKING TO BREAKROOM. EE CONTINUED TO WORK TWO ADDITIONAL DAYS. ON 2/4/03 WENT TO DOCTOR BECAUSE OF NUMBNESS IN LEG. TESTS BEING CONDUCTED.

WHILE WALKING INTO MILL INPUT ROOM, EMPLOYEE SLIPPED ON MUD COVERED FLOOR.

AFTER WORK AND THE EE HAD CLOCKED OUT FOR THE DAY THE EE HAD STARTED WORKING ON A PERSONAL PROJECT IN THE SHOP. THE EE STEPPED ON A CRACK IN THE CONCRETE FLOOR HIS KNEE BUCKLED AND HE FELL HIT TING HIS KNEE AND FRACTURE HIS KNEE-CAP.