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A piece of draw rock fell out of the top and struck operator on top of the left hand
While bolting top a piece of rock fell striking EE on the back of his hand.
EE was moving miner cable out of his way when his hard hat fell off. While he was getting his hard hat a piece of rock-coal fell hitting him on the head.
While bolting top, a piece of cap coal/slate approx 18" x 24" x 3" fell out striking employee on left forearm and left upper leg.
Victim was cleaning on #5 belt. Piece of rock fell from between roof bolts striking victim in the head.
EE was operating roof bolter when a piece of rock fell out between bolter. The rock hit the EE on the side of his head and neck.
The injured was working on #3 SC in the #6 entry, when a rock 1'x8"x4" fell from the top, sliding down the right shoulder and right side of body. Bruised the right index finger and striking the right leg. No injuries other than the bruised finger and sore right leg were found.
#7 & 8 crosscut, went to drill hole & piece of cap coal hit him in back of head & neck.
He was bolting top; a rock came down drill steel, hit him on shoulder and right foot.
Miner operator sounded roof and ask bolter operator if he would spot bolt the area for additional support. While spot bolting rock fell and landed on operators right heel.
EE WAS STANDING AT THE REAR OF THE ROOF BOLTER WHEN CAP COAL AND ROCK FELL, STRIKING THE BOLTER AND SLID OFF AND STRUCK LEFT FOOT CUTTING AND MASHING 4 TOES. EE WAS SENT TO RALEIGH GEN. ROCK WAS APPROX 3' WIDE, 4' LONG, RANGING FROM 18" UP TO 4" THICK. TRANSFERRED TO MORGANTOWN TO SEE SPECIALIST.
MAN WAS BUILDING CRIBS ALONG #7 BELTLINE A PIECE OF ROCK 13" X 17" X 3" THICK FELL BETWEEN BOLTS HITTING EMPLOYEE ON BACK OF HEAD AND NECK.
MINER OPERATOR LOADING OAL #5 XCUT MEDIAN MAINS, A PIECE OF ROCK FELL BETWEEN BOLTS, 12"X14"X11/2" THICK, HIT ON HEAD AND SHOULDERS.
THE EMPLOYEE WAS ROOF BOLTING WHEN A PIECE OF COAL RIB FELL AND STRUCK HIS LEFT ELBOW RESULTING IN A BRUISE AND ABRASION TO THE AREA. THE EMPLOYEE RETURNED TO WORK AND DID NOT SEE A DOCTOR UNT IL 7-15-97 AND HE WAS TOLD THAT THERE WAS NOW ANINFECTION IN HIS ELBOW.