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Employee was moving parts and a bee stung EE near EE's eye. No nest found, no other bees in area.
Employee was stung by a bee on the top of the right hand. No allergies, no issues at this time.
Employee was opening door to service truck and a bee stung inside elbow area leaving a small welt, with no other adverse reactions.
Employee was using a shovel to load sand onto a conveyor belt during a routine maintenance task. Employee reported to supervisor employee felt discomfort in their back at end of the task.
EE was busy both loading trucks and adding sand to the portable screening plant. EE had to move around the pit at a quick pace. EE was traveling across the pit and passed over the drainage ditch and EE did not see hole in pit floor. Passing over the hole caused the loader to bounce. The sudden bounce caused his head to move from side to side in a sudden fashion. EE on light duty
Independent contractor was on site constructing a covered fuel deposit. The final stages of the project were being completed when the carpenter lost his balance while removing some temp. braces and fell off of a step ladder. The carpenter fell onto his side as he landed onto the slab.
Incorrect us of pads to outriggers on lift truck. Ground shifted beneath outrigger, which caused load that was in the lift positon to swing. As the load began to swing, the equilibrium of the truck was lost and the truck tipped over onto the conveyor.