Mc Clane Canyon Mine Coal

employee was loading belt structure into scoop bucket, rigid structure rail fell on right foot. Weight of rail estimated at 50 lbs. Right foot was sore at shift end. Employee went to Dr. on 11/06/2010. Xray confirmed two fractured metatarsals in right foot. Employee was wearing metatarsal boots at time of injury.

Roof fall was discovered about 4000' outby working section in #3 entry crosscut #34. The fall did not affect ventilation, impede persons or affect any equipment. Fall was discovered at 12:20 pm

The employee was removing a kennedy stopping at crosscut 11, #4 entry of 7th South Panel. When he removed the panel closest to the rib, coal from the rib fell striking the employee on the neck and back. The employee suffered bruising to the neck and back.

A roof fall was discovered at 8:50 p.m. during a pre-shift. The fall was located at x/c 10 7th South panel, crosscut 4-5. The fall measured 20 feet long, 18 feet wide and 5 - 5.5 feet high. The fall did not affect ventilation, impede persons or affect any equipment.

A roof fall was discovered at 8:47 am in the 2nd East Mains, x/c #4, #1 entry. The fall measured approximately 20' long, 25' wide and 7 - 9 feet high. The area was bolted with 5' fully grouted bolts. The fall did not impede ventilation or escapeways.

A roof fall was discovered during a preshift of the 7th South panel. The fall was located at xc 8, #6 entry. The fall measured approximately 60' long, 18 to 30' wide and 7' high. The fall was located in the secondary escapeway. The escapeway was relocated around the fall.

A roof fall was discovered at 6:30 am during a weekly examination. The roof fall was located in the 2nd East Mains, x/c 34, #2 entry. The roof fall measured approximately 20' wide, 80' long and 7' high. The fall did not affect ventilation, travel of persons or involve any equipment.

A roof fall was discovered at approximately 7:40 a.m. this date. The fall occurred in the Second East Mains, x/c 35, #4 entry. The fall measured approximately 20 feet long, 20 feet wide and 8 feet high. The fall did not impede travel of persons or affect any ventilation current.

A roof fall was discovered at 10:40 am in the Second East Mains, #3 entry, X/C 34. The fall measured approximately 25' wide, 25' long and 8' high. The fall did not affect travel of persons or any ventilation current.

Two employees were drilling hole in floor with hydraulic drill. The drill stalled and the handle of the drill hit the injured employee in the left knee.

Employee was walking down along a concrete retaining wall and fell over the wall to the concrete floor below. The employee received 12 stitches in his left forearm near the elbow.

A roof fall was discovered during the weekly exam of the Main East bleeder. The fall was located at x/c 37 of the East Mains, #1 entry. The fall measured approximately 18' wide, 18' long and 9-10' high.

A continuation of a previous roof fall was discovered during a weekly exam. The fall was discovered by company and MSHA officals. The fall was located in the #4 entry x/c 36 of the East Mains. The fall measured approximately 8 ft high, 16 ft wide and 20 ft long. The fall did not impede passage of men or impair ventilation.

The injured employee was putting in a sightline in # 3 entry 3rd South, #4 x/c. A piece of roof 5' long, 3' wide and 0 - 7" thick fell from between the roof bolts and struck him on the hard hat.

A roof fall was discovered during a pre-shift of the East Mains. The roof fall was located in #36 x/c, between #3 and #2 entry. The fall measured appproximately 15 ft. wide, 18 ft. long and 8 ft. high.

A roof fall was discovered in the East Main entries crosscut 67, between entries 6 and 7. The roof fall measured approx. 18 feet wide, 80 feet long and 8-12 feet deep.

A roof fall was discovered in the Main East entry crosscut 36, entry 2. The fall measures approximately 7 ft high, 18 ft wide and 18 ft long. The entry was initally supported with 5 foot fully grouted resin bolts. The fall did not impede passage of men, or impair ventilation.

An explosion occurred underground in the area of crosscut 24-25, entry #1, near the underground compressor. The explosion was believed to have been caused by a low voltage signal coming from the power company causing the main mine fan to go off, but not the power to the underground areas of the mine. No one was on the mine property when the explosion occurred.

Employee was standing beside a coal rib watching the miner cable when a piece of the coal rib measuring 3'x3'x4-6" fell striking him on the back.

Employee claims that he was shoveling the collection belt and felt a pain in his lower back. Strained lower back muscles.

Employee was driving a shuttle car. After dumping his load of coal and on his way back to the face the shuttle car hit a bump or hole in the mine floor. The jolt caused the employee to hit his head on the canopy of the shuttle car.

A roof fall was discovered on 2-16-2005 at 10:05 am in the 3rd North Mains in #5 entry, between crosscut 11 and 12. The fall measured 16' wide, 80' long and 8' high. The fall was reported to the Delta field office at approximately 11 a.m. on the same day.

Employee was stripping outer jacket of a miner cable using a utility knife. Knife slipped and cut left wrist

Employee had loaded his scoop bucket with a load of 8" timber that were 10' long. While hauling them into the section, part of the load fell out of the bucket. The employee stopped to reload the fallen timbers into the bucket. When he picked up one of the timbers he felt a sharp pain in his groin.

EE WAS TRYING TO LOOSEN AN ELECTRIC MOTOR FROM ITS BASE WITH A PRY BAR WHEN THE BAR SLIPPED AND THE EE FELL AND HIT HIS HEAD ON THE GROUND. 12/13/04: IT HAS NOW BEEN DETERMINED THAT EE ALSO INJURED HIS LOWER BACK, CAUSING A HERNIATED DISK.

Employee was going to add airline to the 3" airline. He shut off the compressor and 20-25 minutes later he pulled the locking pin from the airline coupler and the end of the airline blew off causing his injuries.

THE DIESEL TRK THE INJ EE WAS DRIVING DIED. THE EE SET THE EMERGENCY BRAKE & GOT OUT TO LOOK UNDER THE TRUCK. WHILE LOOKING UNDER THE TRUCK FROM THE SIDE, THE EMERGENCY BRAKE FAILED AND THE DOOR CAUGHT HIM AND DRAGGED HIM FOR APPROX 4 FT.

While hanging up a miner cable the employee felt a pain in his lower back.

Employee was unloading steel waterline from a diesel scoop and picked up one end and put it on his shoulder and started to drag it off. The other employee did not get the other end and the other end fell to the ground, causing the first employee to injure his shoulder.

A roof fall was discovered in crosscut 39 of the east mains between #1 and 2 entrys. The fall measured 25 feet long 15 feet wide and 4 feet high. 5 roof bolts were pulled out as a result of the fall and 5 bolts were rendered useless.

EE WAS USING A HYDRAULIC CHAIN SAW TO CUT A MINE TIMBER FOR A BREAKER ROW. HIS HAND SLIPPED FROM THE SAW AND HIT THE BLADE OF THE RUNNING SAW.

A ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED AT 6:32 AM DURING THE PRE-SHIFT EXAM. THE FALL WAS INT HE #2 ENTRY, #2XC IN THE FIRST RIGHT SECTION. IT MEASURED 18'20'X8-9'.

A ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED AT 10 00 AM IN THE 1ST RIGHT SECTION AT THE #1XC !4 ENTRY. THE FALL MEASURED 18'X18'X8-9'.

A ROOF FALL OCCURRED ON THE 001-0 1ST RIGHT SECTION. THE FALL WAS IN THE #3 ENTRY #3 CROSSCUT & MEASURED 20' X 20' X 8'. A SLICK INSIDED SLIP WAS DISCOVERED IN THE CAVITY.

EE WAS UNLOADING RIDIG BELT FRAMING FROM A TRAILER WHEN HE MASHED HIS RIGHT RING FINGER BETWEEN THE FRAMING & THE TRAILER.

EE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF ADDING A DRILL STEEL, HE LOWERED THE DRILL POT& THE ADDITIONAL DRILL STEEL HUNG UNDERNEATH THE POT MASHING HIS RIGHT WRIST AGAINST THE PANIC BAR.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING A ROOF BOLTER. AFTER HE HAD FINISHED DRILLING THE HOLE, HE BENT OVER TO PUT THE PIN IN THE HOLE AND A PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM THE ROOF AND STRUCK HIM ON THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS HEAD. THE ROCK MEASURED APPROX 1' BY 1' BY 2".

A roof fall was discovered in the North Sub-Mains, inby crosscut 10 in the #5 entry. The fall measured approximately 6 feet high, 18 feet wide and appeared to be approximately 100 feet long.

A ROOF FALL OCCURRED FOLLOWING PILLAR EXTRACTION. ONE MRS WAS LOWERED AND THE ROOF STARTED WORKING. IT WAS RESET WHEN A FALL STARTED INBY THE MRS AND IT CONTINUED OUTBY TO THE CROSSCUT. THE FA LL MEASURED APPROXIMATELY 100 FT LONG, 18 FEET WIDE AND 10-15 FT HIGH.

EE WAS USING A PRY BAR TO REMOVE A PIECE OF ROCK FROM THE FEEDER. THE BAR WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN THE ROCK AND A FEEDER FLIGHT. CAUSING THE BAR TO STRIKE THE EE.

A ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED DURING THE PRE-SHIFT OF THE MINE. THE FALL WAS LOCATED IN #3 ENTRY XC-35 OF THE EAST MAINS. THE FALL MEASURED 55 FT. LONG, 20 FEET WIDE AND 10 FEET HIGH.

A ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED DURING A PRE-SHIFT EXAMINATION. THE FALL WAS LOCATED IN THE #3 ENTRY XC #38 IN THE EAST MAINS. THE FALL MEASURED 68 FT LONG 18 FT WIDE AND 8 FT HIGH.

EE WAS CARRYING ROOF BOLTS FROM THE BACK OF THE ROOF BOLTER, WHEN REACHING THE FRONT OF THE BOLTER, HE MISSED THE STEP & FELL APPROX 2 FT TO THE GROUND.

EE WAS HELPING TAKE A HIGH VOLTAGE COUPLER APART ON TOP OF A PICKUP. WHEN THE COUPLER CAME APART IT KNOCKED THE EE OFF THE TRUCK.

HANGING ACTUAL ROLLDOWN PART OF OVERHEAD DOOR. EE WAS STANDING AT RIGHT END OF DOOR BETWEEN MAINFRAME AND RIGHT RIB IT FELL, CAUGHT HIM UNDER DOOR, TRIED TO GET OUT, DOOR SLID AND CAUGHT HIS L EFT EAR.

EE WAS NOTIFIED BY CERTIFIED LETTER THAT EE HAD TAKEN BLACK LUNG X RAY AND THAT MINER HAD SUFFICIENT DEGREE OF BLACK LUNG TO QUALIFY AS PART 90 MINER.

EE WAS RE-INSTALLING COVER ON MINER WHEN THE COVER SLIPPED AND STRUCK HIS LEFT HAND.

EE WAS HANGING A WING CURTAIN & PLACED HIS HAND ON ROOF BOLTER. A ROCK FELL FROM THE ROOF STRIKING HIS LEFT ELBOW. ROCK MEASURED 2' X 1' X 6".

WHILE CLIMBING UP THE LADDER OF AN ENDLOADER THESTEP BROKE AND HE FELL ABOUT 5' TO THE GROUND.

EMPLOYEE WAS ROOF BOLTING AND A PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM THE ROOF, STRUCK A ROOF BOLT WHICH FLIPPED UP AND STRUCK EMPLOYEE ABOVE HIS RIGHT EYE.

GRABBED WATER HOSE TO WATER DOWN AREA AND HURT RIGHT SHOULDER, INJURED DID NOT REPORT INJURY UNTIL 6-14-00 WHEN SHE CALLED AND SAID SHE HAD SOME DISCOMFORT. TOLD HER TO GO TO THE DOCTOR FOR SHOULDER AND BACK.

FILLING WATER TANK FROM 4" WATER LINE WHEN PIPE FELL AND PINCHED R INDEX FINGER BETWEEN TANK AND PIPE WIRE USED TO SUSPEND PIPE CAME LOOSE.

JUMPED OFF SIDE OF TRUCK ONTO A PILE OF COAL APPROX. A 4' JUMP DOWN. UPON LANDING ON FEET HE TIPPED BACKWARD AND LANDED ON LEFT HAND.

EMPLOYEE UNABLE TO RECALL TIME/PLACE OF INCIDENT. AFTER WORK ON 03-31-93 EMPLOYEE FELT A SLIGHT IRRITATION TO RIGHT EYE. IRRITATION PERSISTED THROUGH FRIDAY 04-02-93. EMPLOYEE SAW HIS EYE DOCT OR WHOE REMOVED A SMALL BLACK OBJECT IMBEDDED IN THE EYE. IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THIS OBJECT COULD HAVE BEEN A SMALL PIECE OF COAL THE INCIDENT IS BEING REPORTED TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE BY OPER

EMPLOYEE WAS DRIVING A SPAD INTO THE RIB TO SECURE A CURTAIN. SPAD WAS STARTED WITH SMALL TAPS FROM HAMMER. EMPLOYEE MOVED LEFT HAND FROM PROXIMITY OF SPAD AND STRUCK THE SPAD TO FORCEING HA MMER GLANCED OFF OF SPAD AND STRUCK LEFT INDEX FINGER.

EE WAS DRIVING A PIN OUT OF A MACHINE USING A PUNCH AND TWO POUND HAMMER. EE STRUCK THUMB WITH HAMMER.

EMPLOYEE WAS SEALING STOPPING WITH AIRTIGHT 10-15 STOPPING SEALANT. HE THREW A GOB OF SEALANT AGAINST THE CORNER OF THE STOPPING. A DROP OF SEALANT SPLASHED BACK AND HIT HIM IN THE LEFT EYE. O CCURRED ON 10-22-91 AT 1:30 AM. NOTIFIED EMPLOYER AT 7 AM 10-23-91. TAKEN TO EYE DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY- NOTHING LEFT IN EYE- PRESCRIPTION MEDS USED.

EMPLOYEE WAS DRILLING THE FACE OF #2 ROCK SLOPE. ROOF WAS BOLTED TOW ITHIN 3 FT OF FACE. OPERATOR BENT OVER TO PICK UP A DRILL STEEL WHENA TRIANGULAR ROCK 2'X1'X4" FELL FROMT EH INTERSECTIO N OF THE ROOF & FACE AND STRUCK HIM IN THE BACK. BRUSING BACK MUSCLES.

EMPLOYEE WAS BOLTING WITH A FLETCHER HDDR13 BOLTER BOTTOM 1/2 OF STEEL FELL FROM HOLE EMPLOYEE REACTRION WAS TO QUICKLY GRAB THE STEEL AS HE DID THE UPPER 1/2 OF STEEL FELL FROM HOLE & STRUCK HIS HAND STEEL HIT ON END OF 3RD FINGER ON HIS LEFT HAND & PINCHED IT ON THE DRILL CHUCK

FALL OF ROOF IN IDLE SECTION WAS APPROX 20'W X 30' L X 4' H. DISCOVERED 1:30 PM ON 11-19-90 DURING WEEKLY CHECK OF INTAKE AND RETURN ENTRIES. DANGERED AND TIMBERED. NON PRODUCTION SECTION.

EMPLOYER WAS HELPING SCALE THE HIGHWALL OVER #4 PORTAL. THE EMPLOYEE WAS WEARING A SAFETY BELT WHICH WAS ATTACHED TO A SAFETY ROPE AND ANCHOR POINT. AS EMPLOYEE REACHED OUT TO BAR A ROCK OFF O F THE HIGHWALL, HE FELL. IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO ORDURING THE FALL, THE HOOK AND LATCH SYSTEM ON THE SAFETY ROPE DISENGAGED FROM THE SAFETY BELT. THE EMPLOYEE FELL APPROX. 30' TO A SLOPING MUCK

CREW WAS BUILDING STOPPING. AS FOREMAN WALKED INTO AREA TO CHECK CREW'S PROGRESS HE STRUCK LEFT KNEE ON CORNER OF CINDER BLOCK.

FALL WAS DISCOVERED ON WEEKLY INSPECTION. FALLS OCCURRED FROM 6-7-90 DURING THE WEEK. SECTION WAS INACTIVE AND NO VENT WAS DISRUPTED OR EQUPMENT WAS DAMAGED. FALLS LOCATED AT #3 ENTRY AND # 4 ENTRY.

EMPLOYEE SLIPPED ON WET FLOOR STRUCK HAND ON SHARP EDGE OF METAL CLOTHES LOCKER LACERATING FINGER.

UNINTENTIONAL ROOF FALL IN C/CUT#40 OF #3 ENTRY IN 001 NORTH MAINS. FALL WAS APPROX 60'LX17'WX10'HIGH. THIS WAS ON IDLE SHIFT WITH NO PERSON UNDERGROUND FROM 2 PM, 4/27 TO 4/30. DISCOVERED 5:0 0 AM DURING FIRE BOSS.

WORKING ON TOP OF BUGGY SLIPPED AND FELL 5 FT TO GROUND.

FOREMAN RESETTING PUMP SUSPENDED FROM ROOF.STANDING ON LADDER,FOREMAN SWUNG PUMP TO DIFFERENT LOCATION AND TWISTED HIS BACK.FOREMAN WORKED REST OF SHIFT AND 3 MORE DAYS.TOLD TO STAY OFF WORK B Y DR.

BEHIND MINER RIB ROLLED OVER ON HIM KNOCKING HIM AGAINST THE MINER

JACKING UP THE COLLAPSABLE ROOF OF UG KITCHEN. KITCHEN APPEARED TO "BOTTOM OUT". REMOVED JACK AND WHILE REPLACING, KITCHEN FELL 18", PINNING FOOT BETWEEN JACK AND FLOOR. EMPLOYEE WAS WEARING S TEEL TOED RUBBER BOOTS.

ROOF FALL IN THE #2 RETURN AT #20 EXTENDING INTO 20 BETWEEN 1 AND 2 FOR 20 FEET. TOTAL SIZE OF FALL APPROX. 16 X 35 FEET FALL IS ABOUT 4 FEET IN HEIGHT IN IMMEDIATE COVER OVER COAL SEAM. FAL L DISCOVERED TIME OF FALL UNKNOWN.

GREASING TAKE-UP ROLLER ON SURFACE BELT- WORKING OVERHEAD IN AN ELEVATED POSITION SLIPPED AND WHEN GETTING DOWN, EMPLOYEE WORKED THE REST OF THAT SHIFT AND THE NEXT TWO DAYS THEN WSA TOLD BY D R NOT TO WORK ON 9-5 AND 9-6.

OPERATOR BENT DOWN TO PICK UP A ROOF BOLT. ONE PIECE OF COAL WAS LYING ON ANOTHER WHEN THE TOP ONE FELL OFF AND HIT THE BOLT CAUSING THE YOP END TO STRICK THE OPERATOR IN THE EDGE OF THE RIGH T EYE. CAUSING A LACERATION.

CAUGHT RIGHT THUMB BETWEEN HINGED SEAT AND FRAME OF MANTRIP.

FALL WAS 20' SPACE BETWEEN 2 OLD FALL OF 9/10/82. IT FELL BETWEEN FRI AND MONDAY 11/40,, TO 11/7/88. NO DAMAGE OR INJURY 20'X8'X10'H.

SUSPECTED CAUSED BY EARTHQUAKE ON 8-14-88. NO DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT OR PERSONS. NO DISRUPTION OF VVENTILATION OR TRAFFIC PROBLEMS. LOCATED IN CROSSCUT BETWEEN BELT AND #1 RETURN AT EDGE OF OLD F ALL AT STATION #203.

ROOF FALL UNINT9NTIONAL.

FALL OF ROOF 3 9NTRY OUTBY SPAD 204 APPROX 10X18X12 IT OVERROAD A BREAKER ROW CRIBS FROM A FAL IN 2 12 86 NO VENT DISRUPTURE OCCURRED. THIS IS A CONTINUATION OF THE PREVIOUS FALL OF 2 12 86

9'H X 18'W X 302L APPROX, FALL OF ROOF IN A CROSS CUT BETWEEN ENTRIES 3 & 4 . 600' OUTBY FACE AREA AREA OF FALL WAS MINED 7-1982, NO DISRUPTION OF VENT OR ANYTHING

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ROOF FALL IN #1 RETURN 1 BREAK OUTBY SPAD #204