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While cutting 8 right a piece of rock dislodged between the roof bolts and struck the employees right side causing them to land on the left shoulder. X-rays showed a tuberosity nondisplaced fracture of the left shoulder. Employee was placed on restrictions.
Employee was walking to their coal hauler when a rock fell between the bolts and struck the back of the neck. Employee was placed on restrictions for a cervical spine strain/sprain.
A rock fell from the top and struck employee in the knee. Employee was placed on restrictions.
Employee was using a pry bar to take down a rock when the rock broke and struck the employee in the back and neck. Employee was diagnosed with a left arm contusion and was placed on restrictions.
Employee was bolting on unit #2 in 8R when it was decided to use hog panels for the spot. While putting the hog panel on the ATRS it slipped off. When employee bent over to get the panel a rock struck the back of the head. Employee was taken to ER and was diagnosed with a concussion and placed on restrictions.
Employee was roof bolting in entry 4 on unit #1 when a rock fell from the top and struck the leg. Employee received a spiral distal tibia fracture to the right leg.
Injured was walking from entry 5 to entry 6 at xc 26 when a rock fell from the corner and hit the hard hat and shoulder. Injured received 6 staples to the shoulder area.
Employee had walked outby to get hog panels when a rock fell and struck employee on the foot. The employee had injured this same foot in the past. X-ray showed a fracture to the 3rd metatarsal on the left foot. Employee was placed in a moon boot.
Injured had finished EE's first cut out of the 1R. EE was backing the continuous miner out when a rock fell and struck EE from behind. The rock knocked EE forward and came to rest on the lower part of the legs. The injured received a subtle L1 fracture, a 2nd metatarsal fracture and both great toes were dislocated.
Injured was bolting in 3 right when a rock fell from the corner of the nitch and struck the back of the neck/head. ER doctor said possible concussion and placed on light duty until follow up with family doctor.
Injured was standing beside the roof bolter when a rock fell out and pushed EE's face into the guarding of the side controls. Injured was treated for laceration to the lip and received 9 sutures.
Injured was outby the unit spotting hog panels. Injured had just finished hanging fence and injured's partner had backed the bolter up when a rock fell out striking injured in the foot. The injured had a displaced fracture of the fifth metatarsal bone.
Injured and EE's partner had just finished bolting the face of entry 5. They were both on the same side of the bolter discussing their next place to go when a rock fell from the corner of the rib and top striking the injured in the ankle/shin area. Injured was transported by ambulance with a broken fibula.
Bolter operator backed up to put a hog panel on the ATRS. While putting panel on a rock fell from the top and hit the ATRS causing the rock to flip back and strike the hand between the canopy and the rock.
Injured was cutting down 3" waterline to reclaim. When IE cut the wire holding up the waterline the roof fell out around the bolts, landing on IE pushing IE to the ground. IE cut right hand open and fractured L5.
Injured was getting the next hog panel to install that was leaning against the rib, a rock came loose from the edge of a previously installed panel and stuck injured in the back of the head.
Injured had just parked the bolter and was getting out to walk up to front controls and a piece of draw rock fell and struck in the Shoulder. Injured was placed on restrictions for a bruised shoulder.
Injured was roof bolting on the #2 Unit when a piece a draw rock fell and struck EE on the right lower back. Injured was placed on restrictions for a deep muscle bruise.
Inured was roof bolting. A piece of rock dislodged from the mine roof and slid down EE. EE was seen at the Dr. and placed on restricted duty due to contusions on EE's shoulder and leg.
Injured was struck by a piece of draw rock approximately 3' x 4'x4". Injured was taken to hospital for medical treatment and was discovered EE suffered fractures in EE's back and foot.
Injured was struck by a piece of draw rock on the left forearm while bolting on the #2 unit.
Injured was checking curtains at the start of shift when a piece of draw rock slid off the side of the fence and struck the injured on injureds lower back. Injured was taken to hospital where it was discovered injured had a transverse process fracture in injureds lower back.
Injured was installing supplemental support into the roof and before ee began ee was scaling some loose roof down. As ee was scaling a piece of draw rock slid down and struck finger on left hand. This caused a fracture of finger.
Injured was struck by a piece of draw rock while turning a left hand slab, the rock hinged back off a piece of hog panel. The rock struck the injured on the left shoulder and back area.
While roof bolting injured sustained a laceration on their lip from a piece of mine roof that fell through a roof matt.
Injured was standing next to a twin head roof bolter. A piece of shale dislodged from the mine roof and struck injured on head causing a laceration.
Injured was placing fence on the Roof Bolter ATRS for the next row when a small piece of draw rock rolled off and struck the injured employee on his left forearm causing a non-displaced fracture.
Injured was operating a twin head roof bolter. A piece of mine roof dislodged from the mine roof and struck injured on the arm. He sustained a small laceration and received a couple of stitches.
Injured was operating a continuous miner. As he was mining a piece of mine roof dislodged from the mine roof, hit the continuous miner and then struck him on the ankle.
The employee was operating a twin head roof bolter. He backed his machine up to fix a hose. As he was working on the hose a piece of mine roof fell and struck him causing bruising to his left wrist.
Injured was roof bolting and a piece of mine shale hit his finger causing an abrasion to his finger.
Injured was standing at the outby side of a twin head roof bolter. A piece of mine roof dislodged from the mine roof and struck the employee on the head. He was transported to the hospital and put on restricted duty due to a neck sprain.
The employee was installing a rib pin with a twin head roof bolter. A piece of rock fell from the mine roof and hit him on his foot.
The employee was moving miner cable. A rock fell between the coal rib and roof panel hitting him in the head. Stitches were required for the laceration
The employee was working on a bolter cable on number 4 MMU. As he was fixing the cable a piece of rock dislodged from the mine roof and struck the employee fracturing his pelvis.
The employee was installing roof bolts. As he started the drill steel in the mine roof a peice of mine roof dislodged from the mine roof and struck the employee.
The employee was bolting. A piece of shell dislodged from the mine roof, and struck the employee in the lip.
The employee was advancing a mobile refuge alternative. As he removed the last floor to roof support, a piece of mine roof dislodged from the top, striking his hand between the refuge and the rock.
The ee was pulling up miner water hose. A piece of mine roof dislodged from the mine roof and struck the ee on the foot.
The EE was helping the continuous miner operator set up for the next cut. A piece of rock dislodged from the mine roof, striking EE in the head.
The employee was helping the miner move to the next cut and a rock fell from the mine roof striking the employee in the head. The piece of mine roof measured app. 4" x 10" x 12".
The employee was roof bolting. A peace of the mine roof dislodged striking the employee.
The employee was installing roof support. A piece of the mine roof dislodged striking the employee in the shoulder.
The employee was setting the continuous miner up for the next cut. A piece of mine roof dislodged from the mine roof striking the employee.
The employee was installing roof support when a piece of mine roof disloged and struck the employees hand.
The employee was assisting a bolter operator by making up his bolts. He was positioned to hand a bolt to the operator when the employee was struck in the side of the lower leg by a rock. The employee sustained a hyper-extended knee causing fractures of the ankle and knee plus possible ligament damage.
The employee was walking to his work position as the remote control miner operator. His hands were positioned on the remote box for operation. Rock and coal fell from the mine roof striking the back of his hands. the employee sustained a deep contusion of the right hand between his thumb and index finger.
The EE was locking-out power on the MMU-001 feeder. He was bent over looking down. A piece of rock fell from the roof, striking the back of the EE's neck. The EE sustained a concussion.
The employee was driving a diesel scoop out the haul road. When he reached the area between 19+20 and 20+00 of M2, a rock fell from the roof along the rib onto the canopy of the scoop. The rock slid off the canopy entering the operator's compartment. The rock struck the employee in the arm causing a laceration. The employee received 6 stitches.
The employee was attempting to repair a damaged miner cable between entries #5 and #6 two cross-cuts outby the working face on MMU-001. The employee was being assisted by another electrician. A rock fell from the roof between the existing roof bolts. The rock struck the employee's hand causing a contusion and laceration.