The employee felt discomfort in EE's knee while descending a stairway. After following first-aid measures, the knee didn't improve. EE went to a doctor and was diagnosed with a tear in EE's meniscus. The injured employee had surgery on 10/17/24, making this injury reportable.
A loose branch fell from an adjacent tree and struck an idling chainsaw the employee was holding. This caused the chainsaw to shift and strike the employee's left knee, resulting in three lacerations. The employee was taken to a medical clinic, where sutures were used to close the lacerations.
EE was working inside of a ball mill with limited height. EE was laying liner block in an awkward position. The EE did not seek medical attention until 01/02/2020, at which time EE was placed on work restrictions.
EE was walking up stairs, inside the Mill Building when EE felt/heard EE's Knee ""pop"". The injury was treated as a first aid. Several months the EE stated that EE's knee was giving EE problems again. EE was examined by a Dr. in October 2019 and sent for an MRI. Surgery was performed on the Knee 1/24/2020 to repair soft tissue damage.
We have received confirmation of a Reportable Hearing Loss.
EE was cleaning the Mill MCC Room when EE tripped and fell, landing on right shoulder. EE refused medical treatment, reporting was sore but OK. EE requested examination on 8/14. EE was examined on 8/14, 9/6 & 9/12/17. Soft tissue surgery recommended after 9/12 exam. Surgery occurred 10/18/17.
Employee was opening the bottom discharge gate on a Rail Car. He was using a 48 inch bar to turn the gate mechanism. The gear on the mechanism disengaged from the gear track as he was pushing on the bar. His momentum caused him to fall forward. He caught himself with his hands and suffered a strain in his lower back.
Employee was walking on top of a cover rail car to position a loading spout in preparation to load the car. Employee struck his head on a low clearance walkway above the rail car. The employee suffered strained neck muscles as a result.
Employee was walking along RR Tracks when he stumbled over a pile of rail spikes. The employee fell and twisted his left knee.
Employee was washing glass beaker. It broke and cut his little finger on his right hand. Needed 4 stitches. He returned to work after seeing the doctor.
Employees was opening a discharge slide on a rail car when wind blew sand into his left eye, causing an abrasion to the cornea.
Employee was walking and stumbled over a rock and fell striking his R. knee on the ground.
Employee was traveling down a stairway when he stumbled on the bottom step. He twisted his Left Knee as he caught his balance.
Employee was closing a sliding warehouse door. The bottom of the door hit a wooden pallet and stopped abruptly. The sudden stop caused a strain to the employees left shoulder. The incident was reported on 6/21/10. Employee requested medical attention at that time. Physical therapy visits began on 7/27/10.
Employee was welding in an air classifier. He removed his welding hood and safety glasses to inspect a weld he had just finished. As the weld cooled a piece of the weld flux ""popped"" up and hit his eye.
Employee was opening a discharge gate on a rail car. The bar he was using to open the gate, slipped in the gate mechanism. The employee felt a strain in his lower back as he reacted to regain his balance.
Employee was in process of pressure checking a pnuematic rail car, loaded with ground silica. Employee was attempting to tighten/seal one of the lids while the rail car was pressurized. The locking mechanism failed as he was hitting it with a hammer. Air and ground sand struck his face when the lid blew open.
Employee was chipping ""Nordbak"" hardening compound from the interior of a mill, when 2 particles ""flew"" into his left eye. Particles were washed out and antibiotic drops were prescribed.
Employee was holding one end of a flexible screw conveyor. The conveyor was cradled in his arms and held against his chest. The employee reached out with his left arm and felt a strain in his back.
Employee reported numbness and tingling in his left arm, due to neck pain, but wasn't sure when it happened. Subsequent visits to a Dr. generated no treatment or restrictions. Restrictions wer e received 3/12/09. Employee is away from work due to restrictions. It is unclear what activities the employee was performing when injured.
The employee was unloading a rail car at the unloading screw. He was opening a rail car discharge slide using a 60"" bar. The slide was difficult to open and the employee stood on the bar to attempt to move the slide. The bar slipped while he was standing on it causing him to fall to the ground. The employee twisted his right knee as he fell.
EE was injured opening railcar slide.Bar he used twisted in the Knuckle of slide causing him to lose his balance. EE felt pain in lower back when he stood up.EE received First Aid treatment on the day of injury. The employee began visits with a chiropractor on 3/10/08 which has changed the status to a Reportable Injury.
Employee was exiting the Mill building through the west door. He was carrying a bucket of samples weighing approx. 20 lbs. As he passed through the doorway, he stumbled as he stepped on the step, just outside the door. The employee fell forward onto his left arm and knees.
Employee was opening a rail car discharge slide. The slide was hard to move. When the slide broke free, the momentum caused the bar to slip from the slide knuckle and employee's left middle finger was caught between the hex bar and unloading screw box.
Employee had been collecting trash into a 5 gal. bucket from the Mill floor and went to the outside trash dumpster to empty the bucket. As the employee lifted the bucket he developed a hernia in his lower abdomen. Employee had lifted the bucket to approximately waist high, when he felt a sharp pain and dropped the bucket.
Victim was opening a Rail Road Car discharge slide and it was difficult to move. When the slide broke free, the victim mashed and cut the little finger on his left hand between the bar he was using and the side of the rail car.
The operator was dismounting the Shuttle Wagon rail car mover. When he made contact with the ground with his left foot he released his grip on the hand rails. His left foot rolled into a tire rut twisting his ankle and caused him to fall backwards and strike his lower back on a RR Track rail.
Employee was opening bottom Door/slide on a RR car when the bar he was using slipped out of the slide roller mechanism. Employee lost his balance and fell to the same level causing a strain in his Right Ankle.
Employee was walking in the shop building in the area where there is a floor level difference of 7 1/2 inches. He was crossing the ramp between the two levels when he stepped on the edge of the ramp. He has a torn Achilles Tendon, a torn Calf Muscle and torn Ligaments in the Knee area of his left leg.
Employee was using a step ladder to change light bulbs in main office. He over extended his normal reach, rather than move the ladder closer to his work. He felt pain in his back at the end of his shift and went to see a Doctor.
STRAINED BACK WHILE THROWING SWITCHES.
Walking to mill, slipped on ceramic balls, bruised left shoulder.
CARRYING OVERWEIGHT BAGS TO PALLET, SLIPPED IN WATER, TWISTED LOWER BACK.
PUTTING PALLETS ON PALLET LIFT, SMASHED RING FINGER ON LEFT HAND.
WHILE PULLING HOSE UP STAIRS, HOSE HUNG ON TOE GUARD, CAUSING STRAIN TO LEFT ELBOW.
CUTTING ANGLE IRON ON DUST COLLECTOR, TRIPPED OVER DUST COLLECTOR.
TOOK GUARD OFF GEAR BOX; GUARD BLEW AND HIT HIS RIGHT SHOULDER AND HEAD.
WASHING RAIL HOPPER, STEPPED ON BENT WALKWAY GRATING TWISTING HIS LEFT KNEE.
BAGGING MICRON SAND INVOLVES TWISTING & SWINGINGOF ARMS. PAIN IN RIGHT ELBOW.
WHILE TRYING TO ACCESS THE AIRSLIDE, HE HIT HIS ELBOW ON THE TOE PLATE OF THE WALKWAY.