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Miner picked up a rear end for a rubber tire four wheeler and felt a pop in their lower back.

Miner became caught between rubber tired personnel carrier and rib while machine was moving.

Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.

The employee was nailing curtain to fly board using a miner bit with right hand when ee missed the nail striking right pinky finger between the miner bit and fly board.

Employee is diagnosed with cervical myelopathy.

Employee stated EE was hanging cable when the reel came on and forced EE's hand into the mine roof.

EE driving on site, fell asleep, hit guard rail, drove straight to Gate. Another EE was working gate. Area mgr & Ops. mgr. contacted. Area mgr. went on site. Ambulance called to check EE. EE did not want to go to hospital, changed mind, and decided to go; complaining of stomach pain. EE went hospital for evaluation. EE released with no restrictions on 10/28/2018.

Employee twisted back while entering scoop deck.

Employee was applying the seat belt of the equipment EE was operating. As EE pulled the seatbelt it locked up and caused the employee to strike self in the mouth with the metal portion of the belt, chipping a tooth.

Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis by a board certified doctor in internal medicine 10/15/18. I received the e-mail on the 10/23/18. The employee quit work November 2015.

Employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.

Employee was helping pick up trash. The scoop operator dropped scoop bucket to mine floor. Employees foot was caught between the scoop bucket and the mine floor.

Employee finished changing the brake calipers on the hose reel of the highwall miner. EE was retrieving a fitting that was laying on the hose reel frame when EE slipped and fell. EE tried to catch self with left hand and EE's fingers went through the metal grating injuring the hand and fingers. EE also struck EE's head as EE fell resulting in a small cut above the right eye.

While traveling in a rail mounted mantrip, miner injured back when the mantrip struck a broken rail causing the machine to come to a sudden stop.

While traveling in a rail mounted mantrip, miner injured head when the mantrip struck a broken rail causing the machine to come to a sudden stop. Injury was a laceration requiring 6 staples.

Employee states that while operating the continuous mining machine, a piece of debris was blown into right eye by the machine's scrubber fan. Employee finished shift and went to ER for treatment. Employee's right eye was flushed out and was treated with antibiotic eye drops.

Employee was raising low boy trailer deck by using the hydraulic levers located near the cab end of the trailer. A chain was hooked to the gooseneck of the trailer to secure it, the chain came under tension while adjusting deck causing clevis to break and struck employee in knee. Operator was notified of PT on 07/17/2019.

Employee noticed something wrong with eye on way home from work. When ee woke up it was irritated and ee notice something stuck to eye. Employee received medical treatment for this injury at an optometrist office on 10/05/18.

While shoveling belt, the miner turned to empty shovel on belt and felt a pop in knee.

EE has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis

Employee was driving on Rt. 60 toward Montgomery area when the employee slowed to turn right into prep plant, employee got hit by the back / side area.

Tension spring came off of brake pedal. While tramming to park equipment, pedal fell to floor causing brakes to fully engage. Employee's upper body thrown forward while seat belt kept lower body stationary creating whiplash effect.

Miner has been diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.

Miner was working to clear an obstruction on a wash down hose. The line was pressurized causing the end of the hose to fly up striking the miner in left eye. Eye drops were prescribed.

Miner was changing off side top roller on outside stacker belt when EE pinched finger between the roller and the frame of the structure.

Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.

Employee stated ee was walking next to belt line when foot became stuck in the mud resulting in a twisting motion to back causing severe pain. Employee was transported outside on backboard to waiting ambulance. Employee was taken to hospital and was given time off until 9/10/18.

A rock fell from the mine roof striking miner on the leg.

Miner was getting supplies from the off side of the roof bolting machine when a brow from the right rib fell striking miner on back of lower leg.

An employee was struck by 4" waterline that came out of scoop bucket causing a fracture to right lower leg. Surgery was required to repair the fracture.

Employee was standing in the intersection, when a piece of draw rock fell striking their left foot. The rock measured 24"x 25".

Employee stated ee was making a belt splice when ee missed a nail ee was pounding striking left index finger. Employee bandaged self and refused ambulance then traveled POV to hospital where ee received stitches. Employee did not miss any scheduled work

In a dip on old #6 Belt Track, the employee was a passenger in the first of two man buses. As the first man bus went down the dip and was topping over, it flashed its lights for the second bus to proceed, when the first bus stalled out and rolled back down causing the second bus to hit it. This employee began missing work on 06/04/2019.

The employee stated EE was using a bar to push a rock out of 6M rock box and EE felt pain in EE's neck and left shoulder.

Miner was riding elevator from 3rd floor to 2nd floor. Miner reported that the elevator slipped approximately 4 feet causing miner to fall fracturing left radius.

Miner was operating the continuous mining machine in the No. 4 Entry when a rock fell from the top striking miner on left side.

Employee is a surface drill operator. Employee decided to move a spare drill bit by self and has a strain in the low back.

Employee was using a utility knife to prepare a conveyor belt splice. The knife slipped and struck thigh resulting in a laceration to left thigh.

Employee was hanging miner cable, the cable pulled away from EE causing a burning sensation in EE's right shoulder.

Installing J-Seal when worker caught glove in the auger which cut off tip of index finger up to the first joint on the left hand.

Miner was walking in outby entry and rolled ankle causing a sprain.

Employee stated was walking around scoop when EE tripped on a box and fell across the bucket of a scoop striking EE's ribs. EE finished the shift and sought medical treatment and was given a full release but was diagnosed with a rib fracture. EE returned to work on EE's next scheduled shift and has not missed any work.

Employee was installing lower head bolts on a continuous miner. When aligning the bolts, ee was using a hammerer. While swinging the hammer the employee slipped and struck left index finger. The employee continued to work and reported to the doctor on 9/11/2018. After and x-ray was performed, it identified a minor fracture to the left index finger.

Claim for Occupational Pneumococcus, due to exposure to coal dust. Date notified 8/20/2018

The employee stated that as they were pushing a cable up to the top they felt a pain in the lower abdomen area. The employee finished this shift and the following shift. The first day missed was 8-22-2018.

EE squatted down to look for an oil leak on the shuttle car, when a piece of draw rock fell striking EE on the hard hat and shoulder. This caused EE to cut EE's forehead. Required seven sutures.

Started shift with backache. While driving truck, hit pot hole, made pain worse.

Replacing cotter pin in shaft on pulverizer feeder stepping off of concrete pad and grabbed sharp edge on guard (expanded metal).

While unloading supply car underground, miner was standing near underground forklift. While working with the forklift one of the forks became fouled causing the fork to bounce up when it became free striking miner in the head.

Miner was getting out of scoop, slipped and fell under scoop wedging EE's leg against a rock.