Lexington QuarryMetal/Nonmetal

The employee was changing the jaw cylinder when a bolt fell landing on their pinky finger.

Employee got EE's arm caught in a troughing roller on a conveyor.

Employee was clearing rocks under the standard crusher when a large rock striking the employee's right pinky and ring finger.

Employee cut EE's finger while changing wear plates on the 988.

Employee was welding in a transfer chute when EE overheated.

Employee was walking down the last flight of stairs at the scalping tower when EE's heel caught a rock causing EE to roll EE's ankle.

Employee was assisting with the installation of a new seven foot cone crusher. As the crusher was being lowered one of the bolts was pushed up about six inches and skewed to one side. The employee grabbed the top of the bolt to realign it with the bolt holes and as it lined up the hole it dropped on the employee's thumb causing laceration.

The employee was using the torch to bend steps on a track hoe when the employee burned left hand causing a 2nd degree burn.