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A fully trained miner was next to the miner when a rock fell from between the straps and struck the employee's foot. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
The EE was bolting on Main West Haulage at 106 block. While EE was changing steels a rock fell from the mine roof and struck the EE on top the head. EE finished EE's shift, and went for medical treatment the next day.
IE was drilling a hole to install a roof bolt. When the IE was adding the "pusher" steel a piece of loose rock fell striking EE's left ring and middle fingers causing a laceration. IE was brought out and took to be checked out where IE received stitches. IE returned on EE's next scheduled shift.
Employee was operating a mantrip when a rock fell from the roof and struck them on the head causing a sprain/strain injury to the neck. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
A fully trained miner was picking metal out of the loader when a rock fell and hit EE in the hand. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
A fully trained miner was working on the miner when a rock fell and struck the employee in the back. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
A fully trained miner was struck in the back when a rock fell from the roof. The injury was not a result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
A fully trained miner was injured when a rock fell from the top and struck EE in the back. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
While mining in the 8th South longwall panel #10, there was a bounce and outburst of coal at the tailgate at shield #136, which resulted in the mining equipment being down for more than 1 hour. One person was injured and received medial treatment (stitches).
The employee was operating a locomotive, when the employee came to a stop and a rock unexpectedly fell from the mine roof and struck employee in the head and shoulder. It did not include any equipment or compliance issues. It also did not involve job skills, proficiency, training, PPE or protective devices.
Injured employee was installing roof bolts from the right side of the continuous miner while slabbing part of a belt trench. As EE started drilling a bolt hole, a piece of rock approximately 2 inches thick by 16 inches in diameter fell and struck EE's right shoulder. Employee stated that the roof appeared good and EE had installed 7-8 bolts without any issue.
Employee was setting a beam across number 10 belt, after setting the beam and while gathering up tools, a piece of slate broke loose above the beam and struck them on the hard hat, sliding down back, compressing neck area.
The employee was center bolting in the #3 entry of the 1 West Head Gate section. While changing drill bits a piece of rock fell from the top striking employees hard hat and then right hand. The employee has a strain/sprain in EE's neck and middle finger. Employee was wearing all PPE.
Employee claims to have been hit on the head/right ear by a rock as employee was walking down the longwall face near #1 shield. Employee complained of dizziness & suffered a small laceration above right ear that did not require sutures & employee never lost consciousness. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
Employee was working near the crusher area of the 7 West Longwall, when a rock fell from the top, striking EE's right shoulder causing a contusion. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
The employee was rib pinning on the 1WHG Section. EE was reaching for a rib strap when a piece of roof material fell from above the vent tube striking the injured in left forearm. The injured received 6 stitches. No laws or company polices were violated.
A fully trained miner was assisting a center bolter when a piece of rock fell between the straps and struck them in the right arm. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
EE was installing roof bolts in an overcast brow when a rock fell striking the right side of EE's head/shoulder causing EE to fall to the mine floor. Piece of rock also struck EE's left ankle. EE was treated for a left ankle contusion and given a brace. EE didn't violate any rules or regulations and was wearing required PPE. Returned to work EE's next shift.
Employee was struck by a rock while putting together drill steels before beginning to bolt off of the twin boom bolter. The rock fell from the roof and hit the ATRS canopy before striking the employee on the chin, causing a laceration that resulted in four stitches. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency not a factor.
A fully trained miner was roof bolting when a piece of stone fell between the roof channel and struck EE in the head and neck. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
The employee was fixing a venting curtain on the 1WHG Section. When a piece of head coal fell from the mine roof and struck the employee in the back of the head. The employee was properly trained to perform the work.
Employee was walking across the track to get in the clear when a wooden roof plank unexpectedly broke. This caused roof material to fall, striking head and neck. It did not involve any equipment or compliance issues. It also did not involve any job skills, proficiency, PPE or protective devices.
IE was roof bolting when a small piece of draw rock hit them in the leg. As they bent over to check the leg another piece hit the back of their hard hat. IE was seen by a doctor with nothing found and was told to watch for concussion symptons.
The injured was bolting on the 1WTG Section. EE was reaching across the miner to get a strap, when a piece of roof material fell out and struck EE in the back of the head causing injury. The employee did not violate any laws or company polices. EE was also wearing all appropriate PPE.
A fully trained miner was pushing the pan out on the longwall when a piece of rock fell between the shields and smashed EE's fingers on the headgate drive. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
Employee was by the rib pinner controls when the ATRS jacks were put up and a rock came down from in between the roof straps and struck the employee on the head and back of the neck resulting in an abrasion and contusion. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
A fully trained miner was working on the 19 West belt when a rock fell from the top and struck their shoulder. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
The employee was putting a strap across the miner in the 1WTG Section, when a piece of roof material fell out striking head, arm, and leg. The employee continued to work until they realized arm was bleeding. The laceration sustained on left arm was glued back together. EE didn't violate any laws or company policies and was wearing the appropriate PPE.
Employee was rib bolting in the 7 West Section when EE was struck by a rock that had fallen from the roof resulting in a sprain/strain to the left knee and a possible torn ligament. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
Employee was walking down the #4 mainline belt, and had stopped to look underneath the belt at 20blk. EE placed hand on the bed rail while looking under the belt, and coal fell out from the mine roof and landed on EE's right ring finger, causing a contusion on the finger and hand. Employee was complying with all laws, company policies and was wearing all appropriate PPE.
A fully trained miner was putting screen on the miner when a piece of rock fell from the top hitting the miner in the head. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
The Employee was on the 1 West Tailgate section at 70blk #2 entry, in the process of installing a rib bolt from the miner. Loose material fell from the mine roof onto the ventilation tubing and then slid into the side of EE's head above the ear causing a laceration. The employee was complying with all laws, company policies, and was wearing all appropriate PPE.
The Employee was on the 1 West tailgate section at 70blk #1 entry, in the process of installing roofbolts from the miner. Loose material fell from the mine roof striking the employee in the upper right leg, causing EE's hip to twist and strain. The Employee was complying with all laws, company policies, and was wearing all appropriate PPE.
The Employee was on the 1 West Tailgate Section walking by the miner, to the bolter station. As the employee was walking passed the miner, loose material fell from the mine roof, striking the right side of upper back, causing minor cuts and a contusion. The employee was complying with all laws, company policies, and was wearing all appropriate PPE.
While assisting air bolting, piece of rock fell from roof and struck IE in right wrist, causing laceration. Miner was trained, in compliance with law and wearing required PPE.
Employee was changing bits when a rock fell from between shield tip and the face striking employee. Cause of this incident was lack of awareness. PPE was not a factor, mining equipment was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, miner proficiency may have been a factor.
While assisting air bolter operator, a rock fell and struck IE in thigh
Employee was riding on a rubber tired mantrip when a piece of rock fell out between the supported mine roof striking the employee in the left upper leg area.
Employee was driving a golf cart and a small piece of rock fell from the mine roof striking a hand causing a laceration that required stitches.
Employee was supplying the miner when a rock fell from the roof and cut through the top of employee's left boot, causing a laceration and fracture to left small toe. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency not a factor.
The employee was rib bolting on the 1WHG Section. The employee scaled the mine roof, and was closing the rib drill. Additional material fell out of the mine roof striking the employee's left hand lacerating the pinky finger. The employee was wearing all the appropriate PPE and was obeying all laws and company policies.
Injured employee was installing roof bolts from the left side of the continuous miner while mining in the #4 entry of the 1W CM section. Mining through a clay vein. A rock fell while installing a bolt striking employee on the left side of the head, neck, shoulder area. Finished shift. Complained of pain & soreness. Was wearing required PPE and has training & experience in task.
The employee was roof bolting off of the continuous miner when material fell from the mine roof and stuck the employee on the right side of the head, neck and shoulder causing pain. The employee was wearing all the appropriate PPE and did not violate any laws or company policies.
A fully trained miner was putting a cover on the continuous miner when a rock fell from the top and struck EE's right hand resulting in a contusion. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.
The employee was operating a mantrip on the 9 South Haulage. When EE arrived at East Mains, material fell out of the mine roof and got in the employee's right eye. The employee went to seek medical attention 5/1/19 and was prescribed medical eye drops and given time off. The employee was wearing all the appropriate PPE.
Employee bent over to pick up an air drill when a rock fell and hit ee in the hardhat and knocked it off causing injury to head.
EE was the roof bolter on the left side of the CM on the 1-W Section, operating in the #2 entry, 100 blk. EE just completed EE's test bolt/test hole procedures. EE turned and started walking outby to the ATRS controls when a piece of rock/coal fell striking EE on the head. EE got sick and had head/neck pain. EE didn't violate any regulations and has training and experience.
The employee was roof bolting on the return side of the miner installing 8' bolts. As the employee was in the process of drilling a bolt hole, a Piece of head coal fell from the mine roof striking the employee in the head, straining neck. The employee did not violate any laws or company policies and was properly trained.
The employee was working on 1WHG Section, helping to hang a tube in the #2 recovery chute. A piece of rock/coal fell out of the mine roof and struck the employee in the mouth. The employee received four stitches in EE's gum. The employee did not violate any laws or company polices and was properly trained.
A fully trained miner was operating a roof bolter when a rock fell from the top and struck miner's right hand/wrist. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.