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Employee's right hand was caught between winch hook and winch fairlead opening resulting in the amputation of the right ring and middle finger approximately 1/2" 1" from the tip.

Employee received flash burns to the eyes during welding operations. Employee was seen at the doctor and received prescription medication for the eye condition.

Cleaning up coal spill by coal trolley using a 6 inch vacumn hose, shovel and hands. Employee was bent over the vacumn hose and felt a pain in their lower back.

Employee was operating track dozer and while traveling over berm, when dozer hit ground employee was thrown from seat, hitting head in cab. Employee was wearing seatbelt, but seatbelt was improperly latched and employee was thrown from seat. Employee received head laceration, 32 stitches, and was on restricted duty for 10 days (cannot wear hard hat).

Employee was air arching on frame crack on Haul Truck and recieved eye injury by metal splinter. Employee was wearing proper PPE for the job.

Welder/Mechanic burnt arm while welding on loader. Employee reported 11 days after incident happened because burn became infected and needed medical treatment. Employee was not wearing proper protective clothing that was provided. He was diagnosed with contact dermatitis (the infection) as a result of the un-treated burn.

Employee was cutting with a torch, when he felt his leg getting warm. Hot slag had come in contact with his lower coverall pant leg and started to burn. He smothered the smoldering cloth and received a burn on his skin on a 4 inch by 4 inch area. He took steps to keep the skin clean and was transported to the hospital for treatment.

Employee was arc welding. Raised his welding hood to chip at some slag. A piece of hot slag came over the top of his safety glasses and lodged in the corner of his right eye. Treated and released back to work by a local optometrist.

TENSION ON BEAM BEING REMOVED TO MATCH UP LOWER BOLT HOLES BEAM SPRING OUT STRIKING RT. LEG AND GRAZING RT. SIDE OF NECK AND HEAD, LEAVING SMALL SUPERFICIAL LACERATION ABOUT 2" TO 2-1/2" LONG ON NECK. ALL SAFETY EQUIPMENT WAS WORN AND USED AT TIME OF ACCIDENT.

THE RUBBER TIRE DOZER WAS BEING OPERATED ON COAL STOCKPILE. THE OPERATOR LOOKED OVER HIS LEFT SHOULDER WHILE BACKING DOWN THE EDGE OF STOCKPILE AND ROLLED OVER A CHUNK OF COAL CAUSING A JARRY ING MOTION.

EMPLOYEE GRABBED CONCRETE BUCKE TATTACHED TO CRANE LINE TO STOP IT'S SWING. AS EMPLOYEE GRABBED THE BUCKET, IT JERKED TOWARD HIM PUSHING HIM BACKWARDS APPROX 8 FEET WRENCHING HIS BACK.

WHILE ATTEMPTING TO CHANGE A LIFTIME SEAL HAD REMOVED ALL BUT ONE BOLT AND LOCK TAB OIL LEAKING FROM CENTER HOLE EE STUCK THUMB IN CENTER HOLE TO PREVENT OIL FROM LEAKING INTERFERING WITH REMO VAL OF LAST BOLT. WHEN OTHER USED POWER WRENCH TO REMOVE LAST BOLT LOCK TAB ROTATED AROUND AND STRUCK EE THUMB.

MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES WERE ATTEMPTING TO INSERT A SUNSTRAND 26 PUMP DRIVE INTO DRIVE CASE OF KOEHRING SHOVEL. THE PUMP WAS RIGGED AND BEING PLACED INTO POSITION USING A BANTEM CRANE 5888. THE PUMP NEEDED TO BE REPOSITIONED- THE EXTEND AND LOWER COMMAND WAS GIVEN. THE PUMP MOVED AND THEN UNEXPECTEDLY DROPPED 3-4 INCHES RESULTING IN A PINCH POINT OF HIS FINGER.

WHILE ATTEMPTING TO GRIND EDGES OF A 21/2" WASHER, THE GLOVED RIGHT HAND WAS PLACED ON THE GUARD TO HOLD WASHER STEADY AGAINST THE GRINDING WHEEL WHEN THE GRINDER CAUGHT A HOLD OF THE THUMB GL OVE MATERIAL ON TOP OF WASHER AND PULLED THUMB IN GLOVE INTO GRINDER RESULTING IN INJURY TO TIP OF RIGHT THUMB.

EMPLOYEE WAS CHANGING OIL ON UNIT #59 SHOVEL. EMPLOYEE REACHED WITH LEFT HAND FOR THE RADIATOR HOSE AND HIS LEFT INDEX AND MIDDLE FINGERS MADE CONTACT WITH THE FAN.LEFT INDEX FINGER RECEIVED L ACERATIONS REQUIRING STITCHES AND THE TIP WAS BROKEN. LEFT MIDDLE FINGER RECEIVED MINOR LACERATIONS.

WHILE TRAMMING UNIT #15 BACKHOE, HIT A BUMP. EMPLOYEE GRABBED FOR RAIL NEAR DOOR FRAME WITH LEFT HAND, GRABBED EDGE OF DOOR FRAME. DOOR SWUNG BACK AND SHUT, CUTTING MIDDLE FINGER.

WHILE CHIPPING SLAG A FRAGMENT OF METAL FROM THE HAMMER BROKE OFF AND WAS EMBEDDED IN HAND.WHEN INJURY WAS TREATED ON THE 14 THE METAL IN HAND WAS UNKNOWN.WHEN PAIN PERSISTED WENT TO HOSPITAL ON THE 19TH FOR X-RAYS AND SURGEON MADE INCISION IN HAND AND REMOVED FRAGMENT AND CLOSED INCISION WITH 3 STITCHES AND GAVE PRESCRIPTION FOR TREATMENT OF PAIN AND POSSIBLE INFECTION.INJURY DID

PRY BAR WAS LEF7 IN TURNING PULLEY ON ENGINE. WHEN ENGINE WAS CRANKED THE BAR WAS THROWN OUT THE OPEN SIDE ENGINE COMPARTMENT COVER AND TRAVELED APPROX 1' BEFORE STRIKING LEFT LEG OF PERSON ST ANDING ON THE L9FT TRACK

EMPLOYEE WAS ON HIS KNEES WELDING HAND RAIL. HE BENT OVER TO THE LEFT SIDE TO WELD BOTTOM AND GOT A SHARP PAIN IN LEFT SIDE OF BACK.