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Going across parking lot, jumped across a ditch & landed on side of left foot & felt it pop.

Employee was in a standing position prying a rock off the continuous miner when a piece of rock broke off striking him in the right ring finger causing two lacerations.

Employee was taking the sequence switch from the top of the feeder when it slipped out of his hand striking his right index finger.

EE was attempting to lift high voltage cable into a sled when he began having trouble seeing out of his right eye.

Employee injured his back loading posts by hand into the bucket of a scoop. He finished the shift and continued to work every day until 6/30/05. On 6/30/05 he was operated on for a lumbar disc herniation and/or lumbar stenosis.

EE WAS TAKING A CAP OFF THE HEAD OF A MINER IN THE SHOP, WHEN IT SLIPPED OFF & PULLED ON HIS LEFT ARM. HE DID NOT MISS ANY WORK UNTIL 10/25/04 WHEN THEY OPERATED ON A TORN MUSCLE IN LEFT ARM

EE WAS HELPING UNROLL A 700' ROLL OF MINER CABLE THAT WAS SUPPORTED WITH A 5' PIECE OF PIPE LOCATED BETWEEN THE FORKS OF A FORK LIFT. THE PIPE FELL OFF THE FORK CAUSING THE SPOOL TO FALL AGAI NST THE LEFT FORK WHERE EE'S RIGHT INDEX FINGER WAS LOCATED.

EE WAS ASSISTING THE CREW IN THE CHANGING OF THE GEARCASE ON THE JOY 14CM10 CONTINUOUS MINER WITH REMOTE IN THE #5 ENTRY, SPAD #1722, OF EAST MAINS WHEN HIS RIGHT FOOT WAS PINCHED BETWEEN THE RIPPERVEYOR SPROCKET AND GEARCASE OF THE MINER, RESULTING IN TWO BROKEN BONES IN HIS RIGHT FOOT.

AS THE CONTINUOUS MINER WAS REMOVING A PILLAR, A PIECE OF DRAWSLATE FELL ON THE FRONT. THE FOREMAN HAD THE MINER OPERATOR TRAM THE MINER BACK OUT & HE & THE OPERATOR REMOVED THE ROCK OFF THE HEAD OF THE MINER. THE DRAWROCK HAD BROKEN INTO THREE OR FOUR PIECES & AS FOREMAN WAS SLIDING 1 ROCK OFF MINER HE HIT ANOTHER PIECE OF ROCK THATHAD A SHARP EDGE CAUSING A LACERATION TO FINGER.

EMPLOYEE WAS DISCONNECTING 6" WATER PIPE AS SECTION IS RETREATING AND A SHE WAS PULLING ON TEH PIPE HE FELT SHARP PAIN IN HIS BACK. HE CONTINUED TO WROK BUT ON 5-10-00 HE WENT TO DR AND THEY PUT HIM IN THE HOSPITAL FOR TRACTION.

INJURED EMP WAS HELPING TO PUT THE SIDE RAIL BACK IN PLACE AND AS HE WAS PULLING THE SIDE RAIL TOWARD THE MINER TO PUT THE PIN IN THE RAIL HE CAUGHT THE MIDDLE FINGER OF HIS RIGHT HAND BETWEEN THE RAIL AND MINER FRAME. DISTAL 1/4" OF HIS MIDDLE FINGER WAS FRACTURED AND HE REQUIRED STITCHES.

THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING THE CREW MAKE A BELT MOVE AND WHILE IN THE PROCESS OF WINDING UP A BELT ROPE HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS BACK.

WHILE HELPING ON PILLAR LINE, INJURED EE WAS LIFTING A WOODEN POST AND FELT A PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK, BUT CONTINUED TO WORK UNTIL END OF SHIFT ON 9-5-95. HE WENT TO HOSPITAL ON 9-6-95, AND AFT ER RETURNING HOME ON 9-6-95, HE TELEPHONED THE WORK SITE AND REPORTED OFF WORK. HE HAD PREVIOUSLY INJURED HIS BACK IN 1990. EXPLAINED TO ALL EES AGAIN, REPORT INJURIES IMMEDIATELY.

EMPLOYEE WAS INSTALLING A BRAKE BLOCK ON A 2QSC SHUTTLE CAR AND AS HE WAS CONNECTING THE HOSES, THE BRAKE BLOCK SLIPPED CATCHING HIS LEFT INDEX FINGER BETWEEN ANOTHER HOSE AND THHE BRAKE DISC CAUSINNG A LACERATION WHICH RQUIRED STITCHES.

INJURED EMPLOYEEWAS HELPING MACHANIC TROUBLE SHOOT THE 11CM MINER. THEY WERE CHECKING THE PLANTING AND AS THEY TRIED TO MOVE THE MINCH A LINK OUT OF THE TRAM CHAIN BROKE AND STRUCK HIM ON LEF T INDEX FINGER AND LOWER LT. QUADRANT OF STOMACH. THE TRAM LINK CAUSE AN INCISION WHICH REQUIRED THREE STITCHES TO LEFT INDEX FINGER.

68935 POSITIONING A PIECE OF METAL 3X6 WHICH WAS STANDING ON EDGE THE INJURED EE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF LAYING IT OVER ON TO ANOTHER STACK OF METAL AND AS HE PUT HIS RT FOOT AGAINST IT TO KEEP 38504ETAL FROM SLIDING IT BOUNCED BACK UNDER HISFOOT.

WHILE FLOATING OUT ONE OF THE ROOF BOLTERS DURING LUNCH,THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS IN A KNEELING POSITION TRYING TO STRAIGHTEN A 6' ROOF BOLT IN THE DRILL HOLE AND AS HE TWISTED HE FELT A PAIN I N HIS LOWER BACK.HE RETURNED TO WORK THE NEXT DAY(FRIDAY) BUT STILL HAD PAIN SO HE WENT TO A CHIRPRACTOR AFTER WORK 10-03-90.HE RETURNED TO WORK MONDAY 10-08-90.

CARRYING METAL PIPE TREE TO STORE OUTBY STATION NO 875 STRAINED BACK

THE INJURED EE WAS HELPING TO MOVE A MINER CABLE AND HE LIFTED THE CABLE HE STRAINED HIMSELF CAUSING A RUPTURE TO A BLOOD VESSEL IN HJIS RECTUM HEMROID.

THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING A TOOL BOX FROM THE MECHANIC'S UNDERGROUND SHOP AREA AND AS HE WAS WALKING WITH THE TOOL BOX, HIS LEFT EAR LOBE CONTACTED ABENT ROOF BOLT PLA TE CAUSING A LACERATION WHICH REQUIRED STITCHES.

ASA THE EMPLOYEE WAS SHUTTING A MANDOOR AT STATION NO.474, HIS FINGER SLID ACROSS A SHARP PLACE ON TOP EDGE OF THE DOOR WHICH CAUSED A CUT TO HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER WHICH REQUIRED SIX STITCHES

WHILE TRANSFERR3NG SUPPLIES FROM THE UNDERGROUND SUPPLY TRAILER TO THE ROOFBOLTING MACHINE THE INJURED EMPLOYEE STRAINED HIS BACK. THE EMPLOYEE CONTINUED TO WORK HOPING THE PAIN WOULD GO AWAY HE DID NOT REP2RT THIS ACCIDENT TO HIS SUPERVISON UNTIL QUITTING TIME ON 11-4-87 AT THAT TIME HE STATED THAT HIS BACK WAS STRILL HURTING AND HE WAS GOING TO SEE A DR THE NEXT DAY.

EMPLOYEE WAS US3NG B-BOND(A TYPE OF MATERIAL WITH FIBERGLASS)WHILE PLASTERING A STOPPING IN THE #1 RETURN HEADING.WHILE HANDLING THE MATERIAL HIS LT.HAND CAME IN CONTACT WITH THE SUBSTANCE CA USING IRRITATIO3 TO THE SKIN ON HIS LT.HAND A D WRIST.THE EMPLOYEE DIDN'T REPORT THIS ACCIDENT UNTIL 07/31/87.

EMPLOYEE WAS SE7TING TIMBERS IN PILLAR BLOCK ON 1ST LEFT SECTION AND AS HE REACHED DOWN TO LIFT A POST OUT OF THE SCOOP BUCKET HE STRAINED HIS LOWER BACK.

WHILE SETTING CRIBS & X-BARS IN #7 ENTRY A HELPER MOVED A X-BAR & IT STRUCK THE I NJURED EE O N THE MIDDLE FINGER OF HIS RT HAND CAUSING A CONTUSION.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING POST ONTO A SCOOP WHEN ONE OF THE POST SLIPPED AND STRUCK THE EMPLOYEES FINGER THE EMPLOYEE FINGER WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN THE SCOOP BUCKET AND THE POST. IT WAS RAINING AND THE WET POST SLIPPED CAUSING A FRACTURE OF LT INDEX FINGER HE WENT TO EMERGENCY ROOM AND RETURNED TO WORK 2 HUR LATER.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS IN A BENT OVER POSITION TRYING TO REMOVE A STUCK FLIGHTON A 10 SC SHUTTLE CAR. AS HE WAS REMOVING A PIN IN THE CONVEYOR CHAIN THE WAS TAKEN TO A LOCAL HOSPITAL AND RECEIVED T