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EE WAS JACKING THE MANTRIP ON TO THE TRACK. THE BAR SLIPPED AND CAUGHT HIS PINKY FINGER OF THE RIGHT HAND.
EMPLOYEE WAS USING A HAMMER TO LOOSEN A FITTING.THE HAMMER GLANCED OFF AND HIT HIE LEFT WRIST. AT THE TIME OF ACCIDENT HE EXPERIENCED NO DIFFICULTY BUT AS TIME PROGRESSED HE EXPERIENCED PROBLE MS. ACCORDING TO THE DOCTOR THIS ACCIDENT CAUSEDA CIST TO DEVELOP WHICH HAD TO BE REMOVED AND WAS REMOVED ON NOV 22, 2000.
EE WAS CUTTING A METAL BAND ON A PALLET OF CINDER BLOCK & THE BAND HAD PRESSURE ON IT & WHEN HE CUT IT, THE BAND FLEW TOWARD HIM & HE THREW UP HIS HAND TO KEEP IT FROM HITTING HIM IN THE FACE & IT CUT THRU HIS GLOVE & CUT HIS LITTLE FINGER ON HIS RIGHT HAND
EE HAD A SLATE BAR PYRING A PIECE OF ROCK FELL OFF OF THE TOP OF MINER WHEN THE SLATE BAR SLIPPED OFF THE ROCK & HE HIT HIS LEFT HAND ON THE MINER BREAKING HIS LITTLE FINGER ON HIS LEFT HAND
EE WAS SAWING A TIMBER TO BE SET IN THE #5 ENTRYWHEN THE SAW SLIPPED & CUT HIS THUMB
EE WAS RE-ENTERING A MINER CABLE WHEN THE UTILITY KNIFE WAS USING SLIPPED AND CUT HIM ON HIS UPPER RIGHT THIGH REQUIRING 11 STITCHES.
EE & COWORKER WERE DISASSEMBLING A DUAL 100 AMS BELT DRIVE IN THE MINE YARD. EE WAS STANDING ON THE GROUND UTILIZING A 3/4" DRIVE RATCHET WITH A36" CHEATER BAR TO REMOVE THE BOLT FROM THE BELT DRIVE FRAME. AS HE PULLED THE BAR TOWARD HIM, THE RATCHET APPARTENTLY SLIPPED OFF THE BOLT CAUSING HIM TO FALL TO THE GROUND. HE WAS TRANSPORTEDTO WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL WHERE XRAYS REVEALED A
EE & SEVERAL COWORKERS WERE UTILIZING 2 3TON CHAIN RATCHETS & BELT CLAMPS TO PULL NO.6 BELT TOGETHER FOR A SPLICE. EE WAS ON THE OFF SIDE OF THEBELT APPROX 6FT OUTBY A COWORKER WHO WAS OPERATI NG CHAIN RATCHET. A CHAIN ON THE BELT CLAMP MECHANISHM FAILED ALLOWING THE CHAIN RATCHET TO STRIKE INJ EE RIGHT ARM, ABDOMEN, & GROIN. TRANSPORTED TO WILLIAMSON APPLACHIAN HOSP WHERE XRAYS RE
THE EE WAS ATTEMPTING TO GET A HOOK LOOSE FRO 1/4" CHAIN. HE WAS USING A HAMMER TO KJNOCK OUT THE PIN FROM THE HOOK WH4EN A PIECE OF THE HAMMER BROKE HITTING HIM IN THE LIP CAUSING A LACERATIO N. HE WAS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL WHERE SUTURES WERE REQUIRED.
THE MEPLOYEE WAS REPAIRNING A CONVEYOR CHAIN ON A CONTINUOUS MINER. HE STRUCK THE CHAIN W/ A HAMMER AND A PIECE OF METAL PROJECTED INTO HIS LEFTJAW. HE WAS TAKEN TO WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL HOSPITA L WHERE SUTURES WERE REQUIRED TO CLOSE THE WOUND
EMPLOYEE WAS USING A 4' SLATE BAR TO PRY UPWARDS ON A PIECE OF ROCK THAT HAD FALLEN ON TOP OF THE CONTINUOUS MIENR (ROCK MEASURED 5'X5'X6"T). THE ROCK BROK IN TWO RESULTIN GIN THE SLATE BAR M OVING SUDDENLY. THE EMPLOYEE SLIPPED AND FLL TO HIS KNEES ON THE MINE FLOOR. THIS ACTION APPARENTLY RESULTED IN AN ABDOMINAL HERNIA. EMPLOYEE WAS ADMITTED TO A HOSPITAL AND SURGERY WAS PERF
EE WAS INSTALLING A PIN IN THE RIPPER CHAIN AND AS HE STRUCK THE PIN WITH A HAMMER A PIECE OF METAL CAME OFF THEPIN AND INBED ITSELF UNDER THE SKIN OF THE EE LEFT ARM. EE COMPLETED HIS REGULAR
EMPLOYEE WAS USING A POCKET KNIFE TO MAKE A SPLICE IN A 4/0 TRAILING CABLE. THE KNIFE SLIPPED AND CUT THE SMALL FINGER OF THE LEFT HAND. EMPLOYEE DID NOT MISS ANY WORK OR HAVE RESTRICTED WORK ACTIVITY, BUT SUTURES WERE REQUIRED TO CLOSE THE WOUND (MEDICAL). ACCIDENT SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED AS A DEGREE 6 - NO LOST TIME - MEDICAL TREATMENT CASE - CLASSIFICATION 10 - HANDTOOLS.
EMPLOYEE USING A FABRICATED BELT PULLER (NON-POWERED HAND TOOL) TO LOAD 42" WIDE RUBBER BELT INTO A SCOOP BUCKET. THE BELT PULLER SLIPPED OFF THE BELT AND STRUCK THE EMPLOYE EONT EH FOREHEAD OVER THE LEFT EYE. THIS RESULTED IN A LACERATION REQUIRING SUTURES. THE EMPLOYE EDID NTO MISS AN WORK DAYS AS A RESULT OF THE INJURY. CLASSIFY AS DEGREE 6 CLASSIFICATION 10-HAND TOOLS.