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Miner had completed drilling hole in ore face, their right hand slipped from the D handle as the hammer cammed over and pinched right middle finger between the hammer and the leg connection point.

Employee received a laceration to the tip of the index finger on the left hand while operating a drill press. This required 5 stitches to close the wound.

While training a miner using a jackleg with a 4' steel to drill a bolt hole in the back, EE was advised to reposition the leg. While repositioning the leg, the miner gave the cob too much pressure losing control of the drill. The drill fell backward towards the trainer hitting EE in the face splitting EE's lip. *The miner received 3 stitches by the medical facility's doctor.

A miner was using an angle grinder to cut conduit when the miner reached around the conduit to cut the back side the grinder bound up and bounced towards the miner striking left forearm causing the injury. The miner received 6 stitches and a tetanus shot. There was no time lost and no work restrictions. The guard was in place at the time of the accident.

While drilling a face round with a jack leg drill, miner drilled into a vertical exploration hole from the surface, the hole was full of water and the pressure of 1300' of water forced the drill back into the miner chipping tooth.

While bolting a rib with a jackleg drill the miner twisted his knee while pulling the drill out of drill hole. Third Dr visit showed a torn ACL on 11/11/14

Miner was helping another miner bolting a rib with a jack leg drill and when pulling drill out of hole he placed his finger in pinch point between leg and drill

Miner was drilling a raise round when his chuck tender broke on his jackleg drill causing the drill to come off the drill steel and the steel fell out of the hole striking his finger breaking it.

The employee was removing a cutting edge of a loader bucket using an impact wrench. The weight of the impact wrench pushed the spinning edge of the bolt out of the recessed hole of the bucket the bolt cut through the employees gloves and the under side of his wrist and thumb. The employee received several stitches and 10 days of modified duty.

While drilling with a jackleg, the jackleg was extended up faster than its penetration rate and broke off the steel, the hammer drill then struck the face of the Miner

Men were air lancing inside tank to break up solids to drain. Coupler came loose from hose and began whipping, hitting employee on hand.

Injured miner was in process of drilling out 8' round. When finished drilling hole he pulled the steel out of the hole and was in the process of pulling the 8' drill steel out of the jackleg. Placed his right hand at saddle and when machine came off the drill steel the machine came down catching right hand between the machine & leg which caused crush injury to his wrist.

Miner was longhole drilling and trying to replace his steel and lost control of the drill, pinching his right hand between the leg and drill. Miner was taken to clinic and X-ray showed a minor fracture of the right wrist. Miner placed on light duty with no time lost.

Employee was grinding fiberglass. Grinder caught and kicked back catching employee's hand and lacerating left finger, needing stitches.

Worker was bolting in the 252 xcut he had just installed a bolt in the mat then he started to collar another hole in the front of the mat. while he was drilling the second hole the bolt he had just put in shanked off with the plate on the bolt, it hit worker in the mouth cutting his mouth, needing four stitches.

Employee was cleaning slimy material from boots with steam hose. Burned ankle.

Worker was rock bolting in east decline. The split set bolt he was driving in was too low to get the drill and driver on in a vertical position. He was trying to force the bolt in when the ring snapped off causing the machine to lunge forward. His hand was on top of the machine and hit the rock bolt cutting his left ring finger requiring 5 stitches.

Employee was longholing when striker bore shanked out and a piece of metal struck him in right lower cheek requiring 5 sutures.

EE was cleaning breakers removing chloroform & ammonidate. This man realized that the exhaust fan was not functioning correctly at this time, noticed more fumes than usual. Advised his supervisor of this situation at which time they went to dr to see if any damage occured to his lungs.

THE COUNTER BALANCE BALL APPROX. WEIGHT 201LBS STRUCK THE EE IN THE LEFT ELBOW THE PULL OVER GUARD WAS MISSING & THE LINE WAS RETRIEVED TO FAR

EE DROPPED A GLOVE INTO A MOVING AUGER. HE WAS WORRIED ABOUT IT MESSING UP THE CIRCUIT, BECAUSE OF THE AUGER'S SPEED HE THOUGHT HE COIULD RETRIEVE HIS GLOVE. HE CUT HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER. THE RE IS SOME NERVE DAMAGE THAT WILL BE REPAIRED.

EE WAS PULLING BACK OUT OF HOLE PREVIOUSLY DRILLED. LEFT HAND WAS PLACED UNDER MACHINE ON LEG CONTROL OF TOYO 280 DRILL. THE LEG KICKED OUT AND LEFT THUMB WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN MACHINE AND LEG. G EE SUSTAINED A OPEN FRACTURE.

A 55 GALLON DRUM, WEIGHING APPROX. 400 LBS WAS BEING LIFTED BY AN R.O. CRANE TO AN ELEVATED PLATFORM. AS THE DRUM WAS LOWERED, IT STRUCK THE RAIL OF THE GUARD RAIL. THE LIFTING DEVICE RELEASED AND THE FALLEN DRUM HIT EE OF THE LEG. HIS THIGH WAS BRUISED, CAUSING HIM TO MISS ONE DAY OF WORK.

EE STATED HE POSSIBLY PULLED OR TORE SOMETHING IN LEFT SIDE RIB CAGE WHILE RETRACTING DRILL MACHINE FROM PREVIOUSLY DRILLED HOLE. PHYSICIAN DIAGNOSIS AS A PROBABLE LEFT 8TH RIB FRACTURE, MEDI CATION PRESCRIBED. REPORTED 8/12/98 TO SUPERVISOR. SEEN BY PHYSICIAN 8/14/98.

EE WAS ROOF BOLTING AND IN THE PROCESS OF DRIVING A 5" SPLIT SET BOLT DISLODGED A SMALL PIECE OF LOOSE WHICH STRUCK HIM IN THE MOUTH CHIPPIJNG TWO UPPER FRONT TEETH.

WHEN USING AN AIR IMPACT WRENCH, THE LOOSENED BOLT CAME OUT OF THE SOCKET HITTING HIM IN THE SAFETY GLASSES OVER HIS LEFT EYE. CONTUSION LEFT EYE.