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EE was energizing an electrical breaker and received flash burns to his left hand when the breaker was energized.

The injured employee was attempting to tighten lead on battery and the battery blew up injuring right eye.

Removing cables from batteries and cable grounded & flashed an arc and burned his right hand.

An electric meter blew up while ee was troubleshooting a tram breaker and burned his hands. Started missing work 9/6/2006.

EE was hooking restraining clamps to cables at the power center after a power move and a miner cathead, approximately 6 ft. away from where he was, blew up causing temporary hearing loss. This occurred in the #5 entry of the 003-0/004-0 MMU. EE was treated and released at Pikeville Medical Center.

EE was energizing the continuous miner breaker at the section power center in the #6 entry of the 001-0/002-0 MMU. When the miner breaker was energized, the cathead blew up, causing flash burns to his hands and face.

EE ALLEGES HE RECEIVED AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK FROM HANDLING A ROOF BOLT MACHINE CABLE.

EE alleges he received an electrical shock from a roof bolt machine cable. EE did not seek medical attention until 2-23-05. He was admitted to Pineville Hospital for observation only and released on 2-25-05. (No defects were observed in the cable.)

EMPLOYEE RECEIVED AN ELECTRIC SHOCK TO HIS BODY AS HE WAS USING A "THUMPER" TO DIAGNOSE A GROUNDED CABLE. HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH ONLY A CONTUSION TO HIS ARMS AND WAS TREATED AND RELEASED FROM THE HOSPITAL. NO LOST TIME.

EE WAS USING AN ELECTRIC METER TO TROUBLESHOOT A MOBIL BRIDGE CARRIER WHEN AN ARC BURNED HIS HANDS AND FACE. 2ND DEGREE BURN TO RIGHT HAND, 1ST DEGREE BURN TO LEFT HAND AND FACE.

EMPLOYEE WAS HOISTING RAIL MOTOR BATTERIES WHICH BLEW UP DUE TO HYDROGEN GAS BUILD-UP. SCATTERED BATTERY LIDS & DEBRIS FRACTURED HIS RIGHT WRIST.

EE WAS BURNED ON BACK OF LEFT HAND FROM A GROUNDED CABLE THAT FLASHED UP NEAR HIM.

EMPLOYEE WAS USING AN ELECTRICAL METER TO TROUBLESHOOT VOLTAGE ON A MOBILE BRIDGE CARRIER, WHEN THE METER WAS ON THE WRONG SETTING AND THE METER LEADS BLEW UP.

EE ALLEGES HE RECEIVED AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK FROM A DAMAGED ELECTRICAL CONDUCTOR ON THE CONTINUOUSMINER.

EE RECEIVED AN ELCTRICAL SHOCK WHILE ATTEMPTING TO REPLACE A POWER BOARD ON THE CONTINUSOUS MINER.

EE HAD HIS HAND ON THE MINER AND THE CABLE GROUNDED.

EE RECEIVED A BURN ON HIS LEFT HAND THAT REQUIRED MEDICAL TREATMENT.

EE WAS USING AN ELECTRICK METER TO TROUBLESHOOT A BREAKER WHEN THE METER BLEW UP. EE HAD THE INSTRUMENT ON THE WRONG SETTING WHILE TESTING FOR VOLTAGE.

EMPLOYEES EYES WERE FLASH BURNED WHEN DEFECTIVE BREAKER ARCHED

EE WAS A BAD PLACE IN THE SHUTTLE CAR TRAILING CABLE, WHERE LEADS WERE EXPOSED. HE PICKED UP THE CABLE APP 2' AWAY FROM THE BAD PLACE AND RECEIVED AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK. HE EXPERIENCED PAIN IN H IS CHEST AND LEFT ARM, SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND HEART PALPITATIONS.

THE INJURED AND THE FOREMAN ENTERED THE MINE EARLY TO MAKE SOME ROUTINE CHECKS, WHILE DOING SO THEY DECEIDED TO REPLACE A BATTERY THAT WAS BAD ON A 4 WHEEL CART ON THE SECTION. WHILE CHANGING THE BATTERY IT BLEW THE TOP OF BATTERY OFF STRIKING INJURED IN FACE AND RIGHT EYE.

INJURED WAS TROUBLE SHOOTING AN ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT WHEN HE ACCIDENTLY GOT FINGERS OF RIGHT HAND INTO LIVE CIRCUIT. HE RECIEVED BURNS TO THE FINGERS OF HIS RIGHT HAND. ACCIDENT HAPPEN 1-28-94 H E DID NOT MISS ANY WORI BUT SAW DR. ON 2-3-94.