Limeville QuarryMetal/Nonmetal

The accident occurred on a flat concrete surface. EE twisted or turned to begin walking a different direction. EE fractured left ankle.

AS the EE was opening the gate it jumped off the track causing the gate to come to a sudden and abrupt stop causing sprain/strain injury of the L knee. This was not reported immediately because there was no reportable criteria met until the EE went for an MRI on 4/15/2014.

While fastening a slat while using an impact wrench a foreign object entered the Left eye.

Employee was pulling on a wrench to loosen a hose claim at a water station when he felt something pop in his left hand. This was originally a report only accident. No medical treatment was sought until May 20, 2011.

The employee slipped and fell hitting his face after descending a ladder. This was not reported earlier because it was unknown until recently that the employee was given a prescription medicine to apply topically to the injured area.

Employee was crawling under a dust collector pipe on a silo when he felt his knee pop. This was originally a report only, the employee did not seek medical attention until January 4, 2011.

As the employee was cutting a piece of rubber for a skirtboard, the utility knife that he was using slipped and cut his left hand.

As the employee was loading lime into a tank trailer from #3 Silo, dust blew into his eye.

The EE was in the processof removing a tapered bushing from the seat in the base of #4 Mill. As he was tightening the bolts into the jacking holes of the bushing with an air impact wrench bushing broke causing the wrench to become vert- ically propelled. causing EE R hand to be crushed in between wrench handle & bottom of mill table.

WHILE DISMOUNTING HIS TRUCK, EE STEPPED ONTO A SMALL ROCK AND SUSTAINED A FRACTURE TO HIS RIGHTFOOT.

WHILE WALKING THROUGH THE BAG ROOM, THE EMPLOYEESLIPPED AND FELL ON ACCUMULATED MATERIAL ON THE FLOOR AND SUSTAINED INCREASED NECK PAIN.

EMPLOYEE FELT PAIN IN HIS STOMACH WHILE HE WAS LIFTING 80 LB BAGS OF LIME OFF OF A TELESCOPING CONVEYER AND PLACING THE BAGS ONTO PALLETS.