Coalbank Fork No 12 Mine Coal

HE WAS WORKING ON A S&S TRACTOR THAT WOULDNT TRAM HE HAD WORKED ON IT ALL DAY & COULDNT GET IT TO DO ANYTHING HE WAS TROUBLESHOTT ING THE PANEL WHEN HE PUSHED A CONVEYOR IN & IT JUMPED BACKWAR DS & HIT HIS LEG HE WAS SITTING ON THE GROUND BEHIND IT

EE WAS WORKING ON A 3 WHEELER WHEN HE BUMPED SOMETHING. THE 3 WHEELER STARTED BACKWARDS, THREW HIM OFF & HE HIT HIS RIBS ON THE 3 WHEELER, OR BRIDGE RAILING.

EE WAS CRAWLING UP THE BELT LINE WHEN HE PUT HIS HAND DOWN HIS FINGER FOLDED BACK AND POPPED HIS NUCKLE OUT OF PLACE.

EE HAS BAD KNEES. HE WAS CRAWLING & HIS KNEE STARTED HURTING.

INJURED WAS ROLLING OUT A ROLL OF BELT IN 92 AND STRAINED HIS BACK. HE CAME BACK TO WORK ON 6-93 AND WORKED 2 DAYS AND HIS BACK STARTED HURTING AGAIN. THIS IS A CONTINUATION OF AN INJURY THA T HAPPENED AT PHENIX RESCOUSES STONE RUN #6 MINE.

INJURED WAS RUNNING A WILCOX BOLTER & HURT HIS BACK WHILE BENDING BOLTS.

HE WAS CRAWLING UP THE BELT ENTRY AND A NAIL WAS STICKING THROUGH THE BELT AND IT WENT THROUGH HIS KNEE.

EE WAS USING A HAMMER WORKING ON A MINER WHEN A PIECE OF METAL CAME OFF HE HAMMER IT HIT HIM IN THE HAND. HE HAD STITCHES BY A PHYSICIAN BUT NO WORK TIME WAS LOST.

HURT HIS BACK IN JANUARY CHANGING A SPEED REDUCER AND DIDN'T REPORT IT UNTIL MAY 17. SAID HE HURT IT PULLING A CABLE.

EMPLOYEE WAS RUNNING A 480 S&S SCOOP IN 30" OF COAL AND RAISED HIS HEAD UP AND HIT HIS HEAD ON THE TOP, AND STRAINED HIS NECK.

EMPLOYEE WAS UNLOADING A TRUCK LOAD OF ROCK DUST (60LBS BAGS) & STRAINED HIS BACK

8 INCH WATER LINE BUSTED AND WATER ACCUMELATED IN INTAKE BELT ENTRY AND RETURN.

EMPLOYEE WAS PUTTING UP A RESIN ROOF BOLT.HE PUT HIS AHND ON THE ROOF BOLT AS IT WAS SPINNING AND THE BOLT GRABBED HIS GLOVE AND JERKED HIS HAND.

GETTING OUT OF SCOOP IN LOW COAL CAUGHT KNEE ON BACK REST AND TWISTED KNEE.

AS RESULT OF EXTENSIVE CRAWLING ON KEES CARTLIDGE UNDER KNEECAP WAS DAMAGED.

ROOF FALL MEASURING APPROXIMATELY 75' LONG BY 18' WIDE BY 4 1/2' THICK.LOCATED IN THE ROADWAY SIX CROSSCUTS INBY THE PORTALS.

A ROOF FALL OCCURRED INBY NO. 2 TAILPIECE IN THE NO. 1 ENTRY (RETURN). THE FALL MEASURES APPROX. 60' LONG, 20' WIDE AND 6' HIGH.

ROOF FALL APPROXIMATELY 6 FOOT THICK, 15 FOOT WIDE AND 50 FOOT LONG. 5 BREAKS INBY NO. 2 HEAD, ALONG NO. 2 BELT IN NO. 1 ENTRY.

EMPLOYEE WAS TIGHTENING THE BUTTERFLY ON A PIECE OF BLET STRUCTURE WITH A PICK HAMMER WHEN THE PICK HAMMER SLIPPED AND CAME BACK TO HIT HIM IN THE FOREHEAD.

EMPLOYEE WAS COMING OUTSIDE AT THE END OF THE SHIFT ON A 4 WHHELER MANTRIP WHEN THE STEERING BROKE AND THE MANTROP MACHINE VEERED INTOT HER IB. THE EMPLOYEE PUT HIS FOOT UP TO HELP STOP THE J EEP, CUSING INJURY TO HIS FOOT.

THE MINER ON THE 001 NORTH SECTION WAS CUTTING IN THE CROSS-CUT BETWEEN ENTRY NO 4 AND NO5 WHEN IT CUT INTO AN ADJACENT PANEL WHICH WAS HOLDING APPROXIMATELY 8 BREAKS OF WATER.

EMPLOYEE WAS DRAGGING BELT STRUCTURE & STRAINED BACK

EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING BRIDGE AND IT GOT HUNG UP. WHEN IT EVENTUALLY GAINED TRACTION, EMPLOYEE'S ELBOW BECAME JAMMED AGAINST ROOF (HAND WAS ON LEVER).

EMPLOYEE WAS DRAGGING ROCK DUST THROUGH A PORPPED OPEN MANDOOR. THE PROP HOLDING THE MANDOOR WAS JARRED, AND THE MANDOOR FELL ON THE EMPLOYEES HAND.

EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING A RAM CYLINDER INTO AN S AND S SCOOP AND PULLED MUSCLE IN BACK.

OER SCOOP STUCK HEAD OUT SIDE NAD CAME IN CONTACT WITH RIB.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS CHECKING THE ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS IN A SWITCH BOX TO A WATER PUMP. HIS ELECTRICAL METER GOT WET AND WHEN HE BEGAN CHECKING THE CIRCUITS, THE METER BLEW UP IN HIS HAND.

DUE TO THE NUMBER OF YEARS SPENT UNDERGROUND ON HIS KNEES,THIS EMPLOYEE DEVELOPED PROBLEMS IN HIS KNEES.THIS IS A LONG-TIME CONDITION AND PRACTICE OF LOW COAL MINER,IN THAT SOME MINERS DEVELOP THIS CONDITION MORE READILY THAN OTHERS.THIS EMPLOYEE IS RATHER LARGE IN SIZE WHICH COULD BE A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO THE PROBLEM WITH HIS KNEES.

EMPLOYEE PINCHED A NERVE IN HIS BACK WHILE LIFTING A BATTERY.

TAIL JACK BROKE LOOSE ON TAILPIECE AND TAILPIECE SLID ONTO EMPLOYEE'S FOOT.

EMPLOYEE WAS PUTTING SHIELD BACK ON THE MINER AND IT PINCHED HIS FINGER.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS A BRIDGE OPERATOR AND WHILE THE MEN WERE BACKING UP THE BRIDGES, THIS VICTIMS BRIDGE BEGAN TO SPIN IN IT TRACKS. SUDDENLY THE BRIDGE GAINED TRACTION AND THE BIDGE TRACKS RAN ACTOSS THE BOTTOM OF HIS FOOT. THE VICTIM SUFFER THREE BROKEN TOES AS THE RESULT OF THIS ACCIDENT.

EMPLOYEE WAS CLEANING THE FLAPPER OF DUST BOX ON BOLTER MACHINE AND HIS FINGER GOT CAUGHT

ROOF FALL IN RETURN ENTRY 5 BREAKS INBY FAN FALL DIMENSIONS 60'X2/

ROOF FALL 70 FEET LONG, 20 FEET WIDE, 6 FEET HIGH. LOCATED 500 FEET INBY THE PITMOUTH OF THE FAN ENTRY.

ICE HAD FORMED 2N ROADWAY JUST INSIDE PIT MOUTH. AS MANTRIP WENT OVER SMALL HUMP, BAKC END OF MANTRIP WAS FORCED TO THE ROOF, PINCHING THE VICTIM. A COMBINATION OF ICE BUILDUP AND THE HUMP, CAUSED MANTRIP 7O ROOF OUT

ROOF FALL ABOVE3ANCHORAGE USING 3FT&4FT RESIN BOLTS IN NO 1 ENTRY AT NO 3 HEAD 30 BREAKS OUTBY SECTION WORKING APPROX.100FT LONG X20FT WIDE X4FT HIGH

ROOF FALL 50 FT3LONG X 23 FT WIDE WIDTH OF ENTRY X 4 FT HIGH AND HIGHER LOCATED IN NO. 5 ENTRY 3 BREAKS INBY PORTAL.

ARM CAUGHT IN T5ILPIECE OF #2 BELT WHILE CLEANING IT.ARM POSSIBLY BROKEN.

ROOF FALL 60X2035 1ST ABOVE ANCHORAGE LOCATEW 100 FT INBY NO 5 PIT MOUTH

I,NAME WAS REMO5ING STOPPING BLOCK FROM SECTION LOW LOW BELT. A BLOCK FELL OFF OF THE BELT CATCHING HIS FINGER AGAINST A LOW LOW BELT RAIL.