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2LMN Unit Intersection 10+50 1R XC Actively bolting a brow on a blow through that was 4 to 5 feet in length. The brow broke up causing multiple pieces of shale to fall. Employee was inserting pin into previously drilled hole when employee was struck on the back and legs knocking employee to the ground.

While roof bolting, EE's drill steel became clogged. As EE reached to remove the steel, shale fell from the roof hitting EE's hand and driving EE's thumb into the drill pot. The impact caused a contusion to EE's right thumbnail. After shift EE went to an urgent care facility where X-rays revealed a fracture to the tip of EE's thumb.

While roof bolting, reached to remove a plugged drill steel from the roof. As they reached, shale and rock fell around the steel, knocking the injured to the ground. The rock and drill steel struck their right calf and left a laceration that required sutures to close.

While roof bolting and removing a steel from the roof, employee was lining the steel up with the drill pot when a piece of shale struck employee's hand mashing it against the pot. The impact caused a fracture and laceration to the right index finger.

While preparing to start the roof bolting machine, was struck on the head and left cheek by falling shale. The shale, approximately the size of a dinner platter, struck the edge of the canopy as well, allowing the sharp material to bounce into the operator's left cheek and leaving a laceration that required sutures to close. EE was treated and released to unrestricted duty.

While roof bolting in old works, a piece of shale fell and struck employee on the head. Employee felt a sharp pain described as a "Stinger" in the neck and shoulder. Employee did not seek medical attention until the following day. Initially reported as a first aid only on 10/2/2017, became a lost time after surgery to repair herniated disks 2/12/2018.

Operator was standing between the second and third row of pins when shale fell and bounced off the miner and slid, striking the operator in the right shin and foot. EE did not seek medical treatment. Swelling and pain prompted EE to seek treatment June 22, 2016 when X-rays revealed fractures to right foot. EE returned to work with a sedentary work only restriction.

While roof bolting shale fell from the roof and struck EE on top the head driving hard hat into EE's glasses and causing lacerations to nose and forehead. 6/13/2016 Orthopedic Specialist diagnosed 2 herniated discs allegedly associated with this occurrence that were previously determined to be degenerative in nature as related to this incident.

While roof bolting and drilling to install outside pin the operator's steel plugged. After clearing the steel and resuming drilling ee was struck in the face by a piece of falling shale leaving a laceration between lip and nose that required sutures to close. Treated and released to unrestricted duty.

While roof bolting and having already installed the first two bolts of a row, had drilled the inside hole, inserted the glue and turned to get a bolt when the operator was struck by shale on the back of his left leg. His leg was splinted and he was transported to the surface. Diagnosis revealed fractures to the left Fibula and Tibia that will require surgery to correct.

While roof bolting and adding a 27" extension was struck on the left hand by falling shale leaving a fracture to the left little finger and a laceration to the left index finger that required sutures to close. He was treated and returned to work with a "no use of left hand" restriction.

employee was working on scoop when rock fell from between roof bolts and struck him on the back of head/neck causing small laceration. 3 stitches were required

While bolting was struck by a roof bolt. The bolt was assembled and laid across his drill mast. While inserting his wrench a piece of shale struck the end of the bolt causing it to flip and strike his safety glasses. Two parallel lacerations in and below the left eyebrow required sutures to close. He was released to unrestricted duty reporting to work his next scheduled shift.

While checking the calibration on the seal pump. Standing at the end of the pump, the roof fell pinning me on the pump.

While bolting and removing a drill steel while it was rotating looked up to see a piece of shale slightly bigger than a softball slide down the steel and fly toward his face. He was struck on the nose leaving a laceration that required sutures to close and X-rays identified a nasal fracture. He was treated and released to unrestricted duty.

While roof bolting and after cleaning a plugged drill steel was re-inserting the steel in the roof when a piece of shale fell striking him on the head. The material knocked his hard hat off and caused a laceration that required staples to close. He was treated and released to unrestricted duty.

While roof bolting and inserting a bolt into the roof was struck by a sharp edge on the pizza pan or plate on the roof bolt after the plate was hit by a piece of falling shale. The contact caused a laceration to his left forearm that required sutures to close. Treated and released to unrestricted duty returning to work on his next schedule shift.

While roof bolting and at the completion of installing a 5' bolt with a pizza plate an area of top coal adjacent to the rib fell and struck him on the head. X-rays revealed no fractures or other obvious injuries. He was restricted from returning to work for 2 days while his condition was evaluated.

While re-supporting and roof bolting was adding drill steel extensions when a piece of rock approximately 18" in diameter fell and struck him on the left thumb smashing it against the drill pot. Treatment included surgery to re-attach tendon to the bone and sutures to close lacerations. His hand is casted and he was released to work with restrictions.

While bolting a piece of shale fell striking him on top the hard hat. He felt dizzy and nauseated, was treated with a C-collar, back boarded and transported to the surface. No fractures or internal injuries were identified during treatment and he was released from St. John's Springfield where he was instructed not to work and to return for evaluation in two weeks.

While roof bolting a piece of falling rock hit his canopy and broke apart striking him on the left elbow leaving a laceration and swelling. X-rays revealed no fractures and he was released without restrictions. He was however prescribed additional medical treatment making this a reportable incident.

While roof bolting along a clay slip a piece of shale fell and struck him on the left foot causing a contusion to the fifth toe. He continued working but after pain persisted he sought treatment at St. Johns ER Springfield where he was diagnosed with a fracture to the toe. After follow up he was released to unrestricted duty.

While attempting to clear rocks off a continuous miner was inadvertently struck by a sliding slab of shale out of his view. The piece hit him above the boot line at his right shin leaving a laceration that required staples to close. Treated and released at St. John's ER Springfield, IL.

While roof bolting and installing an 8' bolt with the plate on the bend hit a 4' brow with the plate and chipped off a small rock shooting it towards him and striking him above his upper lip leaving a laceration that required sutures to close. He was released after treatment to unrestricted duty.

While setting a prop and standing at the base of the prop, a chunk of shale fell and struck him on the right forearm, leaving an area of abrasion with several small lacerations. Transported by private vehicle to Springfield where the wound was cleaned and sutured. Released to unrestricted duty.

While bolting and as he was inserting an extension to complete a 6 foot hole, a piece of clay fell from the roof and struck his right thumb, leaving a laceration that required sutures to close. X-rays also revealed a fracture of the thumb. Treated and released at Springfield Memorial ER to return to work without restriction.

While roof bolting and setting a pin beneath a brow leaned out from beneath the canopy to watch the bolt and was struck on the upper lip by a small piece of shale (diameter of a softball) leaving a laceration that required sutures to close. Treated and released to unrestricted duty returning to work his next scheduled shift.

While walking around a ram car was struck on the head and left shoulder by a piece of falling shale. Transported to St. John's Hospital in Springfield and released to see her own physician Tuesday, April 28 pending a release to return to work. This became a lost time after her personal physician ordered no work until results of an X-ray are determined.

While roof bolting and withdrawing an extension from the roof a piece of shale fell from the roof striking him on the head, neck, right shoulder and right arm causing pain and an abrasion. A secondary consultation diagnosed a cervical strain and placed him on a weight and lifting restriction.

While roof bolting and drilling a hole to install a rib pin a small piece of shale fell hitting the forward edge of the canopy and striking him in the left upper lip leaving a small laceration in the lip that required sutures to close.

While bolting a chunk of shale struck him on the left foot causing pain. He was turning to run and was unsure if the rock bounced off the canopy or hit his foot directly. Transported by private vehicle to Memorial ER where X-rays revealed no fracture. Treated and released with a "sitting only" restriction and returned to unrestricted work 10/17/2008.

While loading glue into bins on his bolter and walking thru a curtain he was struck on the right wrist by a piece of shale falling between bolts causing sharp pain and abrasions to the wrist. Transported to Memorial ER where x-rays revealed no fracture, released to his own DR. where he was placed on a "no use of right hand" restriction. He has not returned to full duty.

While bolting a rock fell from the roof striking his right little finger while it was on top the wrench. X-rays revealed a fracture at the last knuckle. He initially returned to work without restriction but a follow up visit scheduled with a surgeon advised installing pins in the joint placing him on a limited work restriction 10/6/2008.

While operating a continuous miner, a piece of shale slid off the miner and struck the operator on the left foot. Transported by private vehicle to St. John's Hospital Springfield where an X-ray revealed a fracture to his big toe. Released with minimal restrictions and did not miss any work.

While bolting the operator had his left hand and arm on top of the canopy holding a 4? guide bolt. As he looked behind him a piece of rock and shale fell from the roof striking his arm leaving a puncture and laceration. Transported by ambulance, X-rays revealed no fractures. The wound was not sutured due to the severity of the swelling.Began missing work 9/23/2008.

While bolting, shale and clay fell from the roof, striking the operator on top the hard hat. He was brought to the surface and transported to Memorial Medical Center in Springfield. A follow-up visit the next day prescribed therapy for a cervical strain and he was placed on a ten pound weight restriction with no overhead work.

While bolting the 6R blow-thru and at the last short row before entry 7 EE was inserting a bolt, when a rock fell from the brow, striking him on the head and right cheek. A puncture on the cheek required sutures to close. He was released to return to work without restriction.

A piece of shale fell out while he was removing a drill steel from the roof, landing on the drill mast then falling over and hitting his right thumb against the steel. The thumb swelled and was diagnosed as a small fracture. Released to work without restriction.

While examing the faces before beginning work on 4/15/2008 the employee was struck on the right shoulder and neck by falling shale. He did not seek treatment until 5/6/2008 and was diagnosed with a stretched tendon and his work activity was restricted.

While inserting a drill steel into the mine roof, a piece of shale approximately 3' X 8" fell and struck the operator on the top of the left foot. Diagnosed as a fracture of the big toe. Employee returned to work with no restrictions.

While scaling down loose shale, a piece fell, hit canopy of bolter and bounced off and struck EE on upper lip. Resulting laceration required two sutures to close, after treatment EE was realeased to return to work

While drilling an area of ratty shale, several pieces of shale broke and fell, striking the operator in the face, left shoulder and left ankle. Diagnosis revealed superficial wounds to the face and shoulder and a sprained ankle.

While drilling a hole, a piece of shale fell from the roof, striking him on the left foot. Witnesses estimated the shale to be approximately 2? X 2' X 3?. The operator was transported by private vehicle to Memorial Hospital, where he was diagnosed as having a hairline fracture to the second metatarsal in his left foot.

While placing a wrench in the drill pot of a Fletcher bolter a piece of shale fell from the immediate roof and struck the operator on the head and back. Diagnosed as minor concussion and lumbar and cervical strain. Restricted to sit down work only.

Employee was installing roof bolt when shale fell from between pins striking above right wrist. Impact caused laceration that required sutures to close. After treatment, was released to return to work.

Drilling to install roof bolts when loose shale fell striking employee in upper lip. Two stitches were needed to close up laceration.

Roof bolting in 5R MS when a piece of shale fell from between pins and struck him above lip. Laceration required 3 stitches to close. After treatment he was released to return to work.

Spotting loose pins when shale fell from between rows. In process of dodging falling rock, he was struck on right foot resulting in contusion and sprain. Doctor has advised no work for one week.

Employee was moving water line out of travelway when a piece of shale fell from the roof & struck his left cheek. This resulted in a laceration that required sutures to close. After treatment he was released to return to work.

WHILE GETTING BOLT FROM BACK OF PINNER A ROCK FELL FROM BETWEEN BOLTS & STRUCK HIM ON BACK OF RIGHT HAND. IMPACT CAUSED FRACTURE TO METACARPAL BONE & RIGHT POINTER FINGER. DR HAS RELEASED TO RETURN TO WORK WITH LIMITATIONS ON RIGHT HAND. WILL HAVE TO UNDERGO SURGERY ON 10/13/05