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Employee was climbing up the steps on the 980H loader. EE reached for the door handle, the door handle was slick from the rain causing hand to slip off the handle as the door opened. This caused ee to fall off the loader hurting back, shoulder, neck and arm.

Received a CWP diagnosis for employee. He voluntarily quit on 9/4/2015.

Received CWP claim for employee. He last worked on 3/25/15 and was termed on 9/21/15.

Coal dust filed a state and federal Black Lung claim

Employee was lifting battery lid when he felt a sharp pain in his groin area and back.

Employee was positioning an A-Leg at the staging on the job site. After he staged the A-Leg he turned and tripped over dirt/rocks, hitting his left knee on a piece channel in the staging area.

Man trip employee pulled over to let another man trip go by and the employee had part of his right foot sticking out of the ride. His foot got caught on the rib resulting in multiple fractures.

Assisting another employee move miner cable and waterline. As employee lifted the cable he felt pain in his mid to upper back.

Employee was bolting in #6 entry, putting up the last row of bolts in the face. The hole was drilled and the employee was putting the glue in the hole when a piece of rock fell glancing him on the back of the head resulting in a laceration.

Employee was placing crib blocks under a diesel engine that was being held by a forklift. When he bent over to put the crib block in place he struck his head on one of the forks resulting in a laceration requiring staples in his head.

Employee stated he was replacing the main jack on ATRS roof bolter FB#21. The ATRS was secured to mine roof by chains, the main jack was secured to drill by bottom pin. Employee started machine at operator's station which position on end of ATRS bar, the ATRS bar fell striking him on front of hard hat and right shoulder.

Employee was putting bottom roller in on #1 belt when roller came out of hanger causing employee to fall backwards hitting mantrip. Employee felt pain in his lower back on the left side and down his left leg.

Hearing Loss Ears

Black Lung - Coal Dust

Repetitive work - neck, back, arms. shoulders, legs

Employee was on his knees next to the miner at the control panel. Mechanic was working inside the contact panel checking voltage from the master panel to the contact panel. The master control panel and contact panel was swung out. When employee began to rise from his knees he inadvertently laid his right hand on the swing out portion of the contact panel which was energized.

Bates Contractor was recovering water line and loading it on water line sled. While loading the water line he smashed his middle finger on his right hand between sled and water line.

Coal Dust/ Black Lung

Cumulative Trauma/ repetitive work

Hearing Loss/ Loud Noise

Employee has filed a hearing loss claim with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet, Department of Worker's Claims. According to the audiologist's report, employee suffers from "mild sloping to severe loss." ***There are no accidents associated with this claim.***

Employee has filed a cumulative trauma claim with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet, Department of Worker's Claims. ***There are no accidents associated with this claim.***

Employee has filed a hearing loss claim with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet, Department of Worker's Claims. ***There are no accidents associated with this claim.***

Employee has filed a hearing loss claim with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet, Department of Worker's Claims. ***There are no accidents associated with this claim.***

Employee has filed a cumulative trauma claim with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet, Department of Worker's Claims. ***There are no accidents associated with this claim.***

Employee has filed a cumulative trauma claim with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet. ***THERE ARE NO ACCIDENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CLAIM***

On September 13, 2013 employee filed a hearing loss claim with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet, Department of Workers' Claims. As per the audiologist's report, he suffers from a 20% hearing loss. His last day worked is December 5, 2011. **There are no accidents associated with this claim.**

Employee has filed a cumulative trauma claim with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet, Department of Workers' Claims. **THERE ARE NO ACCIDENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CLAIM.**

On August 17, 2013, EE picked up a belt roller, twisted around and felt a pop in his back.

On July 10, 2013, widow of employee filed a Black Lung with the Office of Workers Compensation, Division of Caol Mine Workers Compensatin. ***THERE ARE NO ACCIDENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CLAIM.

A piece of drill steel that was stuck in the top, fell out and struck employee on the left thumb, smashing his thumb, resulting in a contusion and cut.

Employee put his left leg between the bumper of the shuttle car and the bucket of the scoop resulting in a fracture to his tibia.

While helping on the roof bolter, the roof bolter operator accidentally lowered the drill pot on IEE's right foot resulting in a fractured big toe.

EE filed a claim with the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Worker's Compensation, under the Black Lung Benefits Act on July 13, 2012. There is no accident associated with this claim.

Coal dust / Black lung.

Loud Noise from equipment.

Loud noise/hearing loss

Cumulative trauma to back

Cumulative trauma to the body.

The EE was building a brattice on the MMU. No 002 Section. The EE bent over to pick up a single concrete block and felt a burning pain in his lower left side.

Received a cumulative trauma diagnosis on 12/23/13. Employee last worked on 9/11/2012 and is no longer employed with the company. Accident date of 9/11/2012 is to accommodate online reporting per MSHA (Denver) instructions

Cumulative trauma/back, hip & legs

Received a CWP diagnosis on 12/23/2013. Employee last worked on 9/11/2012 and is no longer employed with the company. Accident date of 9/11/2012 is to accommodate online reporting per MSHA (Denver) instructions.

Received a hearing loss diagnosis on 12/23/2013. Employee last worked on 9/11/2012 and is no longer employed with the company. Accident date of 9/11/2012 is to accommodate online reporting per MSHA (Denver) instructions.

Cumulative trauma / Repetitive work.

On September 4,2012, EE filed a notice with the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Worker's Compensation for benefits under the Black Lung benefits Act, 30 U.S.C. 901 et seq. There is no accident associated with this claim

EE has been awarded Black Lung Benefits by the U.S, Department of Labor, Office of Worker's Compensation. The notice is dated 8/27/12.There is no accident associated with this claim.

Employee has filed a claim for Black Lung Benefits with the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Workers' Compensation. The notice is dated August 2, 2012. This notice was received by our company on August 14, 2012. *****THERE IS NO ACCIDENT ASSOCIATED WITH THIS CLAIM.

When putting belt structure in, employee stepped on a rock under rock dust and said he felt pain in his right foot.

Repetitive work - cumulative trauma.