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This employee attemped to move and set a shield by remote means. The shield appears to have set by the auto-set function. The side seal was over lapped and the side seal came off striking the employee.

Employee was performing work involving spraying of dry mix shotcrete. Employee wore appropriate PPE. After work employee noticed persistant eye irritation from caustic shotcrete dust and received eye irrigations and antibiotic ointment as precaution.

Employee was performing work involving spraying of dry mix shotcrete. Employee wore appropriate PPE. After work employee noticed persistent eye irritations from caustic shotcrete dust and received eye irrigations and antibiotic ointment as precaution. (No Lost Time)

While lowering shield canopy, a hose blew out of fitting connected to the leg cylinder spraying emulsion in face-entering eyes, mouth, nose had just returned to work after eye surgery.

THE EE BENT THE DRILL STEEL WHILE ADDING STEEL TO DRILL A ROOF BOLT HOLE. THE STEEL CAUGHT HIS LEFT HAND AGAINST THE STEEL CLAMP.

THE EE PLACED HIS HAND OVER THE ROOF BOLTER DRILL HEAD. THE BOLTER HELPER PULLED THE DRILL STEEL OUT OF THE RIB DRILL HOLE. THE STEEL HIT THE DRILLERS FINGER BETWEEN THE STEEL AND DRILL HEAD.

THE EE WAS GRADING FLOOR WITH A MINER. CAP ROCK AT THE ROOF ROLLED OUT OF THE RIB AND STRUCK THEEE FROM BEHIND.

THE EMPLOYEE STATES THAT HE ATTEMPTED TO MOVE A ROOF BOLT PLATE WITH HIS HAND, AND HE ACTIVATED THE THRUST ON THE BOLTER. THIS PINCHED HIS FINGER BETWEEN A PLATE AND ROOF MAT.

THE EE STATE THAT HE FLIPPED THE DRILL STEEL THAT WAS STUCK IN THE ROOF. THE STEEL SEPARATED AT THE COUPLER AND THE STEEL HIT HIM IN THE FACE.

ON 9/13/00 THE EE REPORTED AN ACL TEAR OF THE RIGHT KNEE A DA RAM BEING LIFTED ONTO THE HEAD GATE SWUNG INTO HIS KNEE WHEN IT CAUGHT ON THE #1 SHIELD TOE

ON 8/9/99 THE EE REPORTED THAT HE MAY HAVE A LOWBACK DISK INJURY FROM A RIB FALL 3/18/99 A RIB ROLLED OUT WHILE THE EE WAS OPEREATING A MINER. THE FALL RIB KNOCKED THE EE DONW

EMPLOYEE STATES THAT HE WAS DRILLING A ROOF BOLT TEST HOLE WITH TOO MUCH PRESSURE. A STEEL COUPLING FAILED AND THE STEEL STRUCK THE EMPLOYEES LEFT HAND.

THE EE STATED THAT A BENT BOLT WRENCH SLIPPED OUT OF THE DRILL CHUCK AND PINCHED HIS RIGHT LITTLE FINGER.

EE STATED THAT THE END OF THE CABLE TRUSS CAME OUT OF THE DRIVE HOLE AND THE END CUT HIS FACE.

EMPLOYEE STATES THAT WHILE HE WAS DRIVING A B&E BACKHOE TO THE MINE SHOP, THE ENGINE DIED. HE STEPPED OFF THE MACHINE BECAUSE HE BELIEVED THAT THE BRAKES WOULD NOT STOP THE MACHINE. INVESTIGAT ION REVEALED THAT THE MACHINE HAD ADEQUATE BRAKES.

THE EMPLOYEE STATES THAT HE WAS HELPING THE ROOF BOLTER TO BOLT THE RIBS TO INSTALL WIRE MESH. HE GRABBED THE DRILL STEEL BEFORE IT HAD COMPLETELY STOPPED. HIS GLOVE BECAME ENTANGLED AND WRAPP EDUP ON THE DRILL STEEL. HE STATES THAT HE HAD TWO CRACKED BONES INHIS LEFT HAND.

WHILE THE EE WAS OPERATING THE CONTROLS TO REPOSITION THE BOLTER, A TEN FOOT PIECE OF SHALE ROCKFELL OUT FROM IN BETWEEN THE ROOF PANS. THE ROCKHIT EE ON THE LEFT SHOULDER & KNEE.

THE EE STATES THAT WHILE PULLING BARRIER, A PIECE OF COAL FROM THE FACE FLEW OUT AND HIT HIM IN THE LEFT EYE. SMALL PIECE OF COAL WERE IMBEDDED IN THE EYE BALL.

EMPLOYEE STATES THAT SOME ROCK CAME DOWN AND HIT THE BOLTER. THIS CAUSED THE ROCK TO BREAK UP. A PIECE OF THE ROCK HIS AND CUT EMPLOYEE'S RIGHT EYE IN THE RIGHT HAND CORNER OF THE SOCKET.

WHILE USING THE JACK LEG--IT SURGE UPWARD PINNING HIS WRIST BETWEEN THE JACK LEG AND STEEL ARCH.

EMPLOYEE STATES THAT WHILE BOLTING A ROCK DISLODGED FROM THE TOP ADN STRIKED HIM ON THE LEFT JAW. THE PIECE OF ROCK MEASURED 2 1/2 FT X 3 FT X 4 FT AND WAS APPROX. 6" - 8" THICK.

EMP STATES THAT HE WAAS PUTTING IN A BOLT. WHEN HE TAPPED THE FOOT LEVER AND STARTED UP WITH THEBOLT. THE BOLT BENT WHICH CAUSED THE PLATE TO SPIN. THE SPINNING PLATE CUT HIM ON THE RIGHT WRIS T. THE CUT REQUIRED STITCHES.

HE STATES THAT HE WAS WORKING NEAR WHERE A MECHANIC WAS WORKING ON THE BOBCAR BUCKET. IT WAS NECESSARY TO USE A CUTTING TORCH TO APPLY HEAT TO A PIECE OF METAL AND WHILE HEAT WAS BEING APPLIED , A PIECE OF POLYURTHENE FOAM WAS HEATED. HE STATES THAT THE FUMES FROM THE FOAM CAUSED HIM TO HAVE DIFFICULTY BREATHING.

EE STATES THAT HE PULLED THE CANOPY VALVE DOWN TO LOWER THE CANOPY ON THE ROOF BOLTER. THE VALVE STUCK IN THE DOWN POSITION, AND THE CANOPY CONTINUED TO LOWER. THE EE STATES THAT HIS HEAD GOT CAUGHT BETWEEN THE CANOPY OF THE BOLTER AND THE RIB. EE REPORTED A CUT AND ABRASIONS TO HIS HEAD AND RT EAR. THE CUT REQUIRED STITCHES.

EE STATES THAT WHILE HE WAS BOLTING SOME TOP COAL THAT WAS UNDER PRESSURE BLEW OUT FROM BETWEEN TWO ROWS OF SUPPORTED TOP. THE MATERIAL THAT FELL MEASURED APPROX 5" THICK, 4' LONG AND 2' WIDE. THE COAL STRUCK EE AND HE THOUGHT THAT HE HAD INJURED HIS NECK. HE WAS IMMOBILIZED AND TRANSPORTED ON A STRETCHER TO THE WEST PORTAL WHERE THE AMBULANCE MET HIM.

EE STATES THAT WHILE HE WAS BOLTING SOME TOP COAL THAT WAS UNDER PRESSURE BLEW OUT FROM BETWEEN TWO ROWS OF SUPPORTED TOP. THE MATERIAL THAT FELL MEASURED APPROX 5" THICK, 4' LONG AND 2' WIDE.

EE WAS OPERATING THE MINER WHILE MAKING A BREAK-THROUGH BETWEEN #2 AND #3 ROOM. HE WAS STANDING ON THE RT SIDE OF THE MINER. A BOUNCE BROKE OFF A LOSE SLAB OF RIB WHICH MEASURED 3' X 5' X 10". THIS SLAB FROM THE RIB STRUCK EE ON THE BACK AND SMASHED HIM TO THE GROUND. EE SAID THAT HIS LEFT ANKLE WAS STUCK UNDER THE COAL FOR A TIME. HE STATED THAT HE MIGHT HAVE HURT HIS NECK AND LT