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Climbing off the Truck after taking pictures of a fuel line. right wrist not swollen but in pain when flexing.

Employee attempted to open air door near main shop. Air door was not opening; Employee attempted to open door physically. Employee was cut on left lower leg and had abrasions/cuts to left upper arm. Taken to ER received 5 sutures to left leg. Released with restrictions.

Employee bent down to pick up a small guard when they had felt slight pain in their lower back. Employee sustained a strain per the evaluation conducted by healthcare professional.

The drill operator's right index finger was crushed between the drill-side door and door frame, resulting in a distal phalanx fracture and a laceration. The finger was splinted, and the laceration was closed with sutures.

Employee was performing a brake job on a water truck when EE dropped the brake drum on EE's foot resulting in the injury. The drum fractured a toe on EE's foot.

Employee was building a wall, the employee's glove became caught beneath a block. As the employee pulled hand free, the block fell, striking the employee on the shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.

Had a chain fall hooked on the valve; when they got the valve off the ground and into position, the employee's hand got caught between valve and the separator structure, smashing EE's right middle finger.

While clearing bridged rams on a kiln preheater, hot material blew back through a porthole and burned the employee.

EE was washing the big house out and the hose got kinked around a spring. EE pulled the hose and the spring fell on EE's right hand. EE broke a bone in EE's hand from the spring falling.

Employee was removing an oxygen cylinder from the tool cart storage carrier. The tank slipped out of EE's hand and EE's right pinky finger became pinched between the cylinder retaining ring and the the oxygen cylinder. Resulting in a laceration requiring seven sutures for treatment.

While working in the Gator Pit using a come-along, the employee felt debris enter EE's left eye. Medical evaluation was required, and a physician removed a foreign object from the eye and prescribed antibiotic medication to prevent infection.

Employee was loading rib pins onto the roofbolter, when one of the yield tubes cut their left index finger requiring 6 stitches.

Individual was standing a roll of slick line up against the rib line. In the process they felt a "pop" in their shoulder. Compliance with rules/Regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.

Employee was changing a screen on the primary deck, once it was in it needed to be moved a little so the bolts could be threaded in. Employee used EE's hands to give it a few quick pulls and EE then felt pain in EE's wrist/ hand.

EE was under a Komatsu 605 removing a hydraulic hose. The hose came off and splashed fluid into their left eye. The eye was flushed and EE was taken to a clinic. EE was prescribed medication and given restricted duty.

Santiago was reaching back to grab a stick of resin out of the tray when their pin partner, who was loading they tray with roof bolts, accidently threw one of the bolts too far and struck them below the right eye resulting in a small orbital fracture. EE is expected to make a full recovery without surgery being required. Their first day missed was 10/13/2026.

The EE was attempting to install lower half of a split bearing on to the #1 baghouse exhaust fan. The bearing began to be lowered and it slipped causing the EE's right pinky to be caught between the bearing and the exhaust housing. This resulted in the EE sustaining a fracture to their right pinky distal phalanx.

Employee went to move a power cable for a 4" submersible pump and felt a pop in left shoulder. Cable got stuck while moving the pump and employee attempted to "whip" the cable to free it, causing the soft tissue injury.

Employee was operating a dozer and a drill steel got stuck in the track. EE exited the dozer and when EE pulled the drill steel to remove it EE suffered a lumbar strain.

While attempting to pull belt with a duck bill, the duck bill slipped from the belt striking employee in the face resulting in 5 sutures.

Employee was cleaning the filter for the sweeper when they were putting the filter back in, it slipped with the employees' hand under it and their hand got smashed between the filter and truck.

While standing from a kneeling position, they placed left arm on the jack cylinder to assist themselves in getting up. At that time, the jack cylinder unexpectedly dropped, pinching the mechanic's arm between the cylinder housing and the jack cap. The pinch resulted in a laceration to left forearm resulting in stitches.

While working on a trip system on a dipper, a Mechanic was struck on the left pinky by an object. The event went reportable on 10/08/2026.

Was changing scoop batteries and the lid came down on hand.

While working in the pit setting a pump a rock fell and rolled and struck the employee in the leg. EE received prescriptions.

I.E. was trying to pick up a bottom roller when it slipped and they felt something pop in their right elbow.

EE was attempting to lift and shuffle a 2.5 inch wire cloth screen with another employee into a pile as we were sorting them for a product change. EE picked up one end of the screen while the other employee lifted the other end, EE turned EE's torso to move in the direction where they were aiming for and felt a sharp pain in EE's back.

Employee was removing a cable bolt from the battery lid of a Scoop when the cable bolt contacted the employee in the mouth. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.

Employee was removing drill steels when the steels came apart and fell, striking the employee in the finger. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.

Tailings Employee sustained finger lacerations opening welding rod container, resulting in 8 sutures.

Miner was flipping a cable reel end over end into a storage container when EE strained EE's back.

Employee was setting a scoop up to charge when the battery lid slipped from the leg prop and fell, striking EE's right wrist. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.

Employee was handling/throwing belt structure at the Longwall tailpiece when the belt rail from the structure fell and struck their left hand causing a laceration and a fracture to their left-hand little (pinky) finger.

The employee was using a rake to level gravel prior to compacting and felt a muscle pull in EE's left tricep. EE didn't think it was much more than a strain, but the next morning EE still had some pain in the area.

EE was helping another employee roll a counterweight up onto a step so that the come along chain could reach it to pull / lift the unit up and reinstall after replacing the bearings. EE felt a pop / pull in EE's lower left abdomen and groin area

While moving a stone, it slipped from their hand hands and landed on their foot, causing a crushing injury.

Employee pinched finger between soft line and ballast while shifting barge cables. Had small bump on finger, diagnosed as paronychia and prescribed antibacterial

Miner was doing EE's pre-op inspection of skid steer and went to step into the cab as EE went to lift EE's right leg EE felt a pop and resulting pain in EE's right calf.

EE picked up a piece of curb and felt a pop in their finger

Employee stated that they were loading dust in a bucket and after it was full they turned to throw it up on the back of the scoop and they slipped on a rock and fell back on the ground landing on the rock

Coworker was digging stone build-up from around the stacker tail. Twisted their neck while doing so and caused pain.

Ee was pulling a grease line up and felt a stretch/pull in EE's back. EE reported the incident, was seen at the clinic, diagnosed with a strain and released to full duty. On follow-up on 10/15/26, ee was placed on restrictions making this reportable for restricted duty.

The employee was assisting with clearing a plug in the 331-SC-50 system. While in the area EE was exposed to material that caused burns on EE's arms, body, and face.

While changing screens on a Rotex, the screen deck slipped from the employee's hands. The employee attempted to catch the falling deck, which struck their right forearm, causing a laceration that required five stitches.

Haul Truck Operator injured EE's Left knee while dismounting EE's haul truck. Operator reported good work conditions at the time of the incident and that EE's foot touched the ground with all EE's weight on it injuring EE's knee.

Employee was unloading tools when the employee dropped a 3 Ton come-along on foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.

Tire technicians were installing a tire on a haul truck. The bead lock ring was resting on the ground while being grasped by the tire handler when it moved and contacted the technician in the leg resulting in a fracture.

Employee was removing rollers from a Scoop bucket when the employee caught finger between Scoop bucket and roller. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.

Supposed to be cleaning out the culvert under the road. EE was supposed to go around the road but, decided to lay in 4 inches of water that had lime in it. Got chemical burns on EE's thighs.

Employee was doing a pre-op check of EE's diesel scoop. EE raised a lid and it fell smashing EE's finger. Employee has a fractured right ring finger tip. EE has not missed any work since the accident.