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Employee stated he was getting off the Clark 275 Front End Loader, while climbing down the steps of the loader he felt a sharp pain in neck - then in back - going all the way to his legs. Loader was on a slight uneven surface, steps on loader were straight up and down.

Employee was operating a backhoe. When he came to a stop, employee's feet slipped causing him to fall and break a bone in his right hand.

Employee was carrying bags of rock dust while kneeling over, when he felt his back pop and pain shooting through both legs.

**This accident was not reported until 12-11-2006** Employee stated that while shoveling she felt a sharp pain in her left shoulder. The area was muddy, slippering, and uneven. Employee has a pulled muscle in the backside of her left shoulder.

Employee was working on the header. The template that was being used fell off of the tandem roller and smashed his left hand, causing his hand to bruise and swell.

Rock fell out between pins striking employee in the head causing a muscle to pull in his back.

Slippery, wet, uneven surfaces that caused the employee to twist his left ankle cracking a bone in his ankle.

Over exerted pulling on come alongs, pulling a muscle in his back.