Tyree Mine: 1,092 citaciones de la MSHA Coal

Employee has worked underground for 41 years. Employee has presented the company with a positive Chest Radiograph Classification form (B-reading).

Employee stated was packing tools across the section while doing maintenance. EE twisted knee and felt a sharp pain in the right knee.

Attempting to loosen a hydraulic fitting and felt something pop in EE's shoulder.

A non injury roof fall has occurred in the 1 right bleeder panel off the 2 NW Submains. The fall was discovered while doing a weekly exam. The fall is approximately 30ft long 18ft wide and 4ft thick. The fall is located at spad#698 in the #5 entry.

Employee was kneeling down to pick up a belt rail and felt knee pop and felt a sharp pain in knee.

Employee was standing in belt line entry preparing to belt up and was observing the area when a piece of the rib rolled out striking the employee on the right foot.

Employee was handling an energized cable and was shocked. Employee was released by Dr. on 08/10/2023 but did not return to work until 08/13/2023 due to company policies.

Employee was attempting to align section belt just outby the section tailpiece. EE was hammering on a bottom roller hanger and a foreign object entered the corner of EE's eye underneath the glasses.

Moving a roll of belt

Employee was attempting to cross the belt line and had one leg crossed over and they under estimated the distance to the mine floor while the other leg was still on the belt and their leg impacted the metal belt rail with all of their weight on that leg as their leg slid down the rail and this resulted in a torn muscle on the inside of the leg.

Employee was installing bottom rollers alone and when EE lifted the roller to place it in the hanger, EE felt a sharp pain in EE's back.

Employee was dragging a pull chain and while walking, they hit their head on a low area of the mine roof, resulting in a stubbed neck.

The injured employee was sitting between two toolboxes eating lunch. A diesel scoop came up the roadway with a load of belt structure. As the scoop backed up into a crosscut the scoop hit a pothole in the floor and the scoop shifted over and hit the handle of the toolbox. This caused the toolbox to twist around pinning the employee's legs between the two toolboxes.

Employee was changing shuttle car tire. Employee put bar under tire to raise up tire and rim to place on wheel assembly. When employee pulled up on the lifting or pry bar, employee felt a pain in lower back and left groin area.

GI employee helping load supplies onto roof bolting machine. The employee was wearing thin mechanic gloves. As the employee pulled a box of glue onto the machine EE hit EE's middle finger on EE's Rt. hand against a metal roof strap. This resulted in a laceration that required 5 sutures to close the wound.

The employee was in the No. 1 entry at Survey Station # 1149 pulling on water line when they slipped and fell landing on Right Arm and hand.

EE was throwing trash from a scoop bucket to a loader bucket to be hauled to the dumpster. When doing so, EE grabbed a metal oil can lid with jagged edges. The lid cut EE's 5th digit on right hand.

EE was standing in the intersection of the #4 entry. The bolt machine backed out and turned right handed sharply to go through 4 right. When doing so, the rear end of the bolt machine came around quickly. The bumper of the bolter went over top of EE's right foot, pinning it to the ground. Resulting in a fracture to the metatarsal bone in right foot.

The last workday for the employee was 12/4/2019. The employee was diagnosed with (CT) Cumulative Trauma. The information was made available in the company on 12/28/2021.

Employee's last work day was 12/04/2019. The employee was diagnosed with (CWP) Coal Workers' Pneumoconiosis. The information was made available to the company on 12/28/2021.

Employee was pulling a piece of belt with vise grips when the belt got caught on something, over extended EE's arm and shoulder causing a pop in EE's left shoulder and pain in EE's arm.

The roof fall happened at the face area on MMU 003, crosscut #17, in the #3 entry. The fall was directly outby the MRS machines and was approximately 40' long 6' thick and 12' wide. The reason for the fall is unknown.

Employee was picking up a mantrip with a loader, and the loader caught the mantrip shed door causing it to spring back striking the employees right leg.

A fall of roof occurred in the #2 entry at crosscut #2 along, 2 NW Submain. The fall is approximately 20ft. long by 20ft. wide by 8ft. long.

A non-Injury Roof Fall occurred in the No. 1 entry just inby x-cut No. 9 on the 003-0 MMU on the 1st Rt. Panel off the 2NW Mains during retreat mining trapping a Mobile Roof Support Machine (MRS).

EMPLOYEE WAS GETTING OFF OF A MAN TRIP OUTSIDE WHEN EE TWISTED EE'S LOWER BACK

Mashed left ring finger while striking a waterline with a hammer. EE received pins and stitches on left hand for the injury

Employee walked into Roof bolt plate and it struck EE in the forehead.

Employee was re-changing a piece of high voltage cable when EE felt a sharp pain in the left shoulder.

Employee had a hand on the pinner when there was a power surge due to a storm. The surge blew a lightning arrester and sent the energy through the mine and through the roof bolting machine shocking the employee. Employee had pain in chest and left arm. EE was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure. EE was found to be in good health and released back to full duty.

Employee was walking to shuttle car when EE hit head on the brow.

PUSHING UP A BOLT. THE WRENCH TURNED AND MASHED LEFT HAND.