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EE was hammering a bearing sleeve. The bearing broke and struck EE's hand causing a laceration to EE's finger

Employee was tightening 2 1/2" bolts on a pump when EE felt pain in EE's right shoulder

Employees were drilling the hole when the pipe started to slip. Employee grabbed another wrench to put it on the pipe, while employee was setting the wrench they had a hold of the other pipe. The wrench slipped and the one they were holding accidentally grabbed and smashed their hand between the wrench and the mass of the drill.

Two maintenance employees were working to replace broken bolts on the longwall stage loader chain flights. One employee was swinging a hammer to free the flight and the other employee was pulling the chain and was struck by the hammer requiring 13 stitches.

Employee was hammering on a crossover and injured EE's shoulder. Employee was fully released back to work that day. Employee saw another medical provider that put EE off work on 5/9/23.

EE was using a vice to hammer a U joint, struck thumb which required x-rays and two sutures.

As EE was jacking up a jeep to change a flat tire, the jack started to shift. The employee was steading the jack and released the jack handle which snapped back on their thumb causing a fracture.

Employee was cutting cable jacket, cut forearm requiring 5 sutures.

Employee was beating in a pin with a hammer, pin fragmented and metal sliver went into arm.

Employee smashed finger between a bit wrench and a mitt causing a fracture to the finger.

EE was prying on a drag chain, pry bar slipped and EE's elbow contacted a sprocket requiring 4 sutures.

While breaking a nut loose with a breaker bar and socket the nut broke free and foot rolled under body causing a fracture to the right ankle.

Employee was turning wrench to loosen a bolt, wrench slipped, hitting employee in the lip requiring stitches.

EE was rodding a #1 feeder on 3 silo cb-2701 belt. The feeder was plugged off and EE continued to rod and a chunk broke loose and fell on the rodding bar twisting and jarring EE's back.

Installing pipe overhead, using a chain wrench to apply forward pressure. Chain wrench grip slipped, causing pipe to fall off of pipe jacks, striking employee on the left shoulder. Based on preliminary medical notes the injury is a potential non-displaced scapular fracture.

While using a jack, the handle slipped and struck the right side of the employees face causing a laceration, black eye, and concussion. Employee was transported to the Emergency room for treatment.

EE was putting in a support crib and tightening it up by striking a wood wedge with a hammer while on a two step ladder, ladder shifted and employee lost balance hitting his left index finger with the hammer. Injury was not determined recordable until 12/3/15 due to time delay in receiving medical records.

EE was removing bore miner free bits with a bit bar when he injured himself. He hit the bit with the bar and lost his grip and hit himself with it in the forehead causing a laceration requiring 5 stitches.

Employee was pulling on pliers when they slipped and struck the employee in the mouth causing a fractured tooth.