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Injured employee reports that EE was climbing down the loader ladder, EE missed the last step and fell onto ground.

EE was holding temporary metal plate while another EE was using a 4 inch grinder with cutoff wheel to remove tack welds. The grinder kicked out and cut injured EE's finger (right pinky).

Using hammer to remove ball bearing from shaft, a small piece of metal (less than 3mm) went into skin in neck area

Alleged possible UOIF - reportable hearing loss

Alleged possible noise - Reportable hearing loss

Employee was involved in NWEM Training and being tasked training an operation of a haul truck. EE was riding along with another employee. They stopped and pited the truck. When employee was climbing down from the the haul truck EE reports that EE missed the last step and rolled EE's ankle.

Employee is reporting bi-lateral carpal tunnel to wrist/hands from operating a Cat 992D pit loader. Employee is also complaining about shoulders hurting.

Reportable hearing loss

Loading a water hose into a loader bucket the injured employee reported their foot got stuck in the mud. EE could not move and the bucket came down on EE's foot (R).

Pushing & pulling barrel / drum of antifreeze and strained shoulder (R).

Climbing down from conveyor lost footing and fell about 2 feet onto catwalk landing on metal object.

While climbing down from catwalk the employee grabbed onto the railing that had not been bolted. Employee struck EE's hand on the machine as EE fell about 3 ft.

Fueling the jaw crusher, EE lifted the cover which had a broken strut. While attempting to secure the lid, it fell onto EE's left arm.

EE reported EE was tightening a hydraulic hose with a wrench. While pushing on the wrench something popped in EE's elbow.

Employee was using a pry bar to lift heavy pieces of steal, the pry bar slipped out, causing over extension of shoulder.

As the employee was climbing out of a bin the employee's foot slipped and employee's arm got caught on an old bolt causing a puncture wound and trauma to the arm.

Slip/trip/fall from height. While on a conveyor belt cleaning an accumulation of rock the EE fell from the belt to the ground striking head and shoulder and arm.

While removing the cutting edge of the loader bucket, the cutting edge dropped to the floor and caused a bolt to pop up and strike EE in mouth

Right thumb got caught between mounting plates while installing (replacement) speed reducer on #1 stacker

Employee was getting out of the truck on a stripping shot and stepped down from the truck. Where a dip in the ground was that EE didn`t notice and rolled EE's left ankle. When EE fell down EE heard and felt a pop in EE's ankle as EE was falling down EE also jammed EE's left pinky when EE tried to catch self.

Employee was inserting lock pin as the rotor was shifted by another employee. The pin inadvertently shifted and struck employee's left index finger.

Employee reported they were swinging a large sledge hammer while installing the gabion plate back in the grizzly. In order to do that they had to swing a large (heavy) sledge hammer to beat rocks out. *Employee did not report injury until 11/29/2021*

While installing pin for a hydraulic cylinder on a track hoe, the pin fell onto injured employee striking EE in the back.

Employee placed hand between clamp while repairing a conveyor belt. Clamp swung around and struck right middle finger causing avulsion to fingernail.

Wrenching on a hose for a track hoe with large wrench with arm in extended raised position

Operating haul truck at asphalt plant hit upper arm/shoulder against door.

Injured employee was coming down stairs and slipped with muddy boots. When they fell their back struck the step.

While shoveling struck finger against metal chute frame.

Employee hit hand with a hammer while working on screen.

EE was removing a radiator cap and hot boiling antifreeze burned right arm.

Employee was using a 3lb hammer to perform maintenance on rollers. When employee lifted and started to swing hammer, EE sprained EE's right arm.

IE was removing a tension bolt on a screen to change screen. Utilizing an impact wrench to remove the bolt ee was guiding the washer/bolt with left hand. EE activated the impact wrench and ee fingers were caught/pinched/grabbed and caused ee to lose skin/tissue on palm side of middle finger.

While working on a rock drill, employee used the upper arm, backside to push hoses up and away to move a bracket. Shoulder popped.

Employee was carrying ANFO bags from the truck to the shot, about 30 feet away from each other. As EE walked up a slight incline to the shot, EE felt a very painful pop in right calf muscle and EE immediately went to the ground. After sitting on the ground for a few minutes, employee got up to see if EE could walk and couldn't bare much pressure on the right leg without pain

EE reports that EE's knee is sore and swollen from operating a Cat 980H front end loader while loading trucks and stockpiling.

EE injured left index finger when it was struck by a hammer. EE was holding a punch tool and another ee swing the hammer, missed the tool and struck the injured ee hand.

Injured employee reports that they have bi-lateral carpal tunnel syndrome caused by 36 years of working at Magruder Limestone performing general labor, equipment operation, and various job activities. IE reports these include turning wrenches, hammering, changing screens, operating equipment, welding, shoveling, picking, jack hammer.

EE reports that they first swung a hammer and struck right hand pinky finger against metal frame of conveyor and then shortly after that EE reports that while using a socket wrench it slipped off the bolt and they struck the same area on their right hand against a belt clamp.

Raising hood on road dump truck and strained groin area.

Picking up a loader cylinder lift pin and strained left shoulder.

Strain in abdomen allegedly lifting a 100lb broken hammer tool bit.

hernia from lifting and moving tools and materials

A decrease in hearing of an average of 25dB in comparison to the original baseline.

Replacing belt on equipment, wind blew dust in eyes.

Engaging hand clutch on cone crusher, straining right shoulder. Miner did not miss work, continued with limitations.

Opening impactor with wrench, broke blood vessel in right hand middle finger.

Removing tire from rim strained right bicep.

Removing rock from impactor. Lifting a rock that cause the shoulder to pop and cause pain.

After cleaning cone crusher employee exited by pulling himself up to top. A shoulder sprain occurred with rotator cuff tendonitis. Corrective action will involve fabricating a portable ladder with attachments and non-slip rungs.

Shop employee had heated a loader bucket tooth to remove, struck tooth with hammer resulting in a hot piece of steel entering finger.