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We were replacing the splices on electrical connections. Employee was cutting through one of the resin splices when the knife skipped and imbedded in hand between the thumb and pointer finger. They cleaned it up and did not want to go to the Dr., but It was deep enough that they at least needed to get it checked out. It took three small stiches.

The IE was removing a 10-inch valve in the RO Plant and had removed several bolts. When the IE removed the 2nd to last bolt, the valve swiveled and pinched the IE's ring finger between the collar of the valve and the pipe

Employee stated they were holding a pin hammer when another employee struck the pin a piece of metal flew off striking the employee in the arm causing a laceration. Employee sought medical attention and was given 3 sutures. This incident is being reported as a medical treatment

Injured was cutting piece of mine belt off of an Irwin car in 5 block St Leo (8 Main Line Belt) and when cutting through the belt the knife slipped and caused a laceration to their right upper leg, anterior side, that required 5 sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.

Miner was locking down a bearing using a sledgehammer and missed the slugger wrench's mark. Hammer struck another miner holding the slugger wrench on their right wrist. Miner that was struck received a contusion.

Employee was pulling track rail back on the active pillar section, when the chain they were using to pull the rail came loose and struck them in the right eye and face area.

Employee was using a punch and hammer to removed baffle bolts from the number 5 blunger and hit their left middle finger with the hammer causing a laceration.

Employee was aligning the top of the cyclones with a wrench when the wrench slipped out of position causing the cyclone top cover to cause a laceration to the R index finger.

The employee was kneeling on EE's right knee at the secondary crusher and using a box knife EE was cutting conveyor belt material toward self. As EE neared completion of the cut, the knife slipped out of the rubber and traveled into EE's right mid-thigh, causing a puncture wound. This resulted in needing two stitches to the laceration.

While using a sledge hammer to drive pins in loader, debris flew into face/eyes

A miner was using a hammer to nail in 2-inch shaft boards. The miner felt a pop in their shoulder while swinging the hammer. The next day, the miner's bicep was bruised and swollen.

Employee was cutting rubber belting for shaker runners and cut EE's leg with razor-knife. Thus, resulted in stitches.

Employee was working on 2 yard loader & stated while reaching down with a wrench to loosen a fitting EE heard a pop in EE's right shoulder followed by pain radiating down EE's arm & up EE's neck. Seen site medic referred to ER, evaluated and restricted for right shoulder strain.

While trimming cable, knife slipped and cut their left leg.

Employee was trying to clear a rock that was stuck in the head pulley of the 2320 conveyor when the hammer EE was using came in contact with EE's right index finger causing a laceration to EE's right knuckle requiring 4 stitches.

The employee was using a chain fall hoist to horizontally move a separator along a beam. The separator repeatedly became bound, and during the binds jerked on the employee. After one of the binds in the chain, the employee reported feeling a burning in EE's right shoulder from the jerk of the chain. Employee was temporarily diagnosed with a rotator cuff injury.

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cut hand with box cutter, 4 stiches to left hand.

Employee was using a bit extractor fork and a 4lb hammer to remove bits from the miner in 2 South left. A piece of the extractor tool chipped off and struck the employee in the right arm. Employee was treated at hospital with 3 stitches and returned to work the next schedule shift.

The employee sustained a laceration to the left hand while using a knife to remove tape from a product hose.

Employee was checking the torque on the miner bolter when the employee pushed on the torque wrench and felt pain on the left side of the abdomen. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.

Helping driller change hammer on drill using a J wrench to hold hammer bit. Dropper J wrench and pinched finger between J wrench and slap box.

While installing a hinge pin on a continuous miner on 4 South Head the employee struck the hinge pin with a hammer, and a piece of debris struck them in the submental area (transition area between chin and neck), causing a small laceration. Doctors initially elected not to treat it, but on 08/26/2026 the employee returned to the doctor to have the debris removed.

MMG working in belt shop was preparing GFR-1 belt for Pellet Plant. MMG & partner began placing notches on edge of the belt for splicing. MMG had left hand on edge of belt, began cutting/notching side of belt w/right hand using 4" skiver knife. When pressure was applied knife to make notch, blade slipped & contacted left thumb resulting in a cut to thumb & medical glue.

Employee was scaling highwall when struck on the right thigh by conglomerate of mud/rock resulting in laceration requiring sutures

Employee was striking a log paddle, and a shard of steel entered their arm from a steel hammer.

A miner sustained a left middle finger injury. EE was trying to unclog clay material from a valve flapper located under a screw conveyor by inserting a pipe wrench into the valve. After insertion pipe wrench EE's finger was caught in between the valve flapper and pipe wrench. Miner was sent offsite for further medical evaluation.

Employee was preparing to strike the impeller of the pump with a slamming tool when EE's right pinky finger became pinched between the rolling stand and the pump housing.

Employee was removing a liner from inside number 1 raw mill, when the liner dislodged from the wall it slide down the mill bar the employee was using pinching their left index finger.

Employee was breaking up a rock with a sledge, when EE's left index finger was caught between the rock and the sledge. The injury did not result in a break or sutures. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.

Field service technician was working on grease lines on 988H loader lift arm. The wrench slipped when the line broke causing the techs hand to strike the corner of their safety glasses and caused a laceration to the right side of the head near the eyebrow temple area.

Employee was helping to remove chains from a tire on the loader. EE swung a brass hammer to remove a cut metal chain link. The link struck on the left cheek causing a laceration.

I.E. was raking out coal from under the belt when they turned their head and was hit above left eye with a shovel being used by a co-worker.

Employee was squatting down pulling on a wrench when EE felt something pop in EE's shoulder. Employee continued working the rest of the day without mentioning EE's pain. Employee told me Monday morning that EE was in pain and need to see a doctor

EE was loosening bolt on pot head when the wrench slipped and pinched their left index finger between the wrench and the pot head. EE reported incident on DOI. Seen at clinic 8/7, diagnosed with left index finger fracture, referred to orthopedics. Released to restrictions which are being accommodated.

Installing a hydraulic Pump on a boat, pump slipped on rigging and fell on thumb.

A piece of chisel that employee was using broke off and embedded in their thigh.

Employee was using a crowbar to put tension on the new V belts on the HP-400 Crusher; the crowbar slipped out of place and struck them across the upper facial area.

Employee was using a utility knife to cut a plastic band when the knife slipped, causing a laceration to left forearm which required three sutures. Employee was given a full release with no restrictions and returned to finish the shift.

Mechanic performing routine maintenance on a haul truck changing out the park brake valve. While using their wrench, employee slipped on ladder and caught themselves with their left hand by grabbing onto a hose on the truck. This resulted in the employee feeling a sharp pain in their left shoulder. The employee was given restrictions starting 08/03/2026.

I.E. was trying to pry rocks off of the tail drive when a rock fell between the shields and smashed EE's right ring finger.

A maintenance repairman was checking bearing shaft side to side clearance on a feeder vane, when another employee moved the bearing shaft. Their fingertip was cut off during the movement. They sought medical treatment for care of the finger tip.

Employee was jackhammering and went to push the coal forward after digging down. When EE leaned forward a fellow employee was lifting EE's shovel at the same time and hit the employee above EE's left eyebrow, cutting it open and knocking EE's hard hat off.

Hit in the head with the hook on a come-along. 2 stitches

Employee was cleaning the bag compartment of the vacuum truck with a shovel. While cleaning the bags, EE smashed EE's left ring finger between the shovel handle and the bag compartment door frame resulting in an injury. Employee was treated at local emergency room and received 3 sutures in EE's finger.

The EE was working inside a dust collector with a few co-workers, attempting to remove a bag/cage (with the help of a cage puller) that was partially full of material. In the process of doing this, the EE had right hand below the cage housing, allowing for their right index finger to be crushed/cut between the cage puller and the cage housing.

While attempting to loosen the tight drain plug using a socket and ratchet on the front wheels of a haul truck for the final drive oil the socket slipped off causing the employee to jerk backwards and lose balance. The sudden movement caused strain the lower back.

The employee was attempting to change the cartridge in a grease gun, and when EE went to pull the plunger back, EE felt a pop in EE's shoulder.

Employee was attempting to place a bearing onto a shaft by hammering bearing onto shaft. This resulted in a piece of metal shard embedding itself into the left wrist area of the employee.

While tightening a flange on a flex pipe assembly using a strap wrench, the wrench strap failed unexpectedly, causing a sudden release of force. The employee's arm and shoulder were forced backward, resulting in pain, discomfort, and limited range of motion. Medical evaluation found no fractures; however, further evaluation was ordered to assess any potential soft tissue injury.