On 12-3-13 employee stated he had back pain due to operating a front end loader, feeding raw coal to the prep plant, which was causing back pain over a period of time.
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Showing all 6Employee stated he was going to get chemical readings when his left foot went between floor drain cover causing him to fall, twisting his knee.
Employee stated while welding, he was having trouble with the ground and when he lifted his welding hood the welding rod arced causing flash burn to his eyes.
Employee stated that on 12/28/2010 while getting on the dozer, he slipped on the icy track and twisted his back. Employee did not miss work until 2/14/2011.
EE states he was washing down first floor of the plant, when the clean up pump stopped working. The EE pushed the stop button, opened the cover and pulled belt to see if motor was locked up. A co-worker the reset button in the control room, causing pump to start. Injured EE's (R) hand was pinched between teh belt and pulley.
The employee was cleaning a sizer when a rock fell out of the sizer causing the employee to fall approximately three (3) feet resulting in bruised ribs and sprained ankle.