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IE was tying in a ramp on the spoil side. IE was moving from N-S on spoil side. IE felt the ground give away dozer started to slide. IE immediately lowered the blade, dozer continued to slide and eventually rolled over coming to a rest on the tracks. IE removed seatbelt and dismounted dozer Emergency Response Team members arrived on scene and transported to Hospital for examination

IE was replacing a seized bogie roller on a D-11 dozer. IE states he told GG to hold on, the shaft has to be rotated to align with the cap alignment pin. GG states that IE instructed him to lower the machine. Machine lowered 1-2 inches. IE yelled and crawled out from under the dozer.Injury resulted in amputation of the rt index finger at the proximal phalanx.

IE had moved to the next hole in the pattern, as he leveled the drill he mistakenly extended one leveling jack. This allowed the drill to lean to one side and eventually fall to the dust collector side of the machine. In the incident the IE struck his right shoulder inside the cab. He had rotator cuff repair on 9/9/2010

He was re-torquing tire of a coal hauler, using a air torque gun. He had torqued all lugs except lug at 6 o-clock. As he placed the gun on the last lug he hit the trigger with his rt hand.The gun being activated caused the gun to twist.This action caught his lt 5th finger between the gun extension and the wheel cover. He received a laceration to his lt. pinky, requiring sutures.

EE WAS RETORQUING REAR TIRES ON HU716 SN 201 WITH A 1" IMPACT. HE FELT SOMETHING IN HIS RT. EYE.HE REPORTED THIS TO THE COAL SUPERVISOR. EE WAS WEARING PROPER SAFETY EQUIPMENT, HIS SAFETY GLAS SES ARE THE WRAP AROUND TYPE OF GOOD QUALITY.

FRACTURE OF LT. LITTLE FINGER 3RD PHALANGE, IN THE PROCESS OF CHANGING THE HOIST ROPES ON THE ELECTRIC SHOVEL. A CHAIN USED TO SECURE THE BAIL BROKE STRIKING THE EE ON THE SIDE OF HIS LEFT HAND FRACTURING HIS LITTLE FINGER.

300-TON HAULER WAS STUCK ON STOCKPILE. EE'S CONNECTED COAL HAULER TO A RUBBER TIRE DOZER WITH A 1 1/2" CABLE SLING. EE IN THE DOZER AND EE IN THE HAULER BEGAN TO ACCELERATE. AS THE MACHINES STARTED MOVING FORWARD THE HAULER TRAILER LAID OVER ON ITS SIDE. THIS ALLOWED THE TRAILER TO DISCONNECT FROM THE TRACTOR ALLOWING THE TRACTORTO PROPEL FORWARD STRIKING THE DOZER.

MOVING HOLE OPENER FROM BACK OF PLATFORM TO THE FRONT OF PLATFORM WITH HOIST LINE, ONE MAN WAS HOLDING IT AT THE BOTTOM TO MOVE IT FORWARD AS IT WAS RAISED, THE INJURED MAN GRABBED IT AT THE T OP AS THIS MOTION STARTED AND SMASHED THE END OF HIS RING FINGER ON HIS LEFT HAND BETWEEN THE HOLE OPENER AND DRILL PIPE.

EE WAS USING THE MANUAL WINCH TO LOWER THE MAST ON AN IR RIGHT PLANT WHEN THE WIRE ROPE CABLE BROKE NEAR THE TOP OF THE MAST, ALLOWING THE MAST TO TELESCOPE DOWNWARD. THE RESULTING MOMENTUM TH EN CAUSED THE CABLE TO BREAK APPROX 14" FROM THE WINCH DRUM AND WHIP BACKWARD, STRIKING THE DISTAL PORTIONS OF HIS LEFT INDEX AND MIDDLE FINGER. RESULTING IN AVULSIONS & FRACTURES TO BOTH.

EE WAS WELDING, GRINDING AND CHIPPING ON LIFT ONCYLINDER ON LETOURNEAU FRONT END LOADER. THE NESXT DAY HE EXPERIENCED SYMPTOMS OF A FLASH BURN. WHEN THE REDNESS AND SWELLING SUBSIDED, A FOREIG N OBJECT (METAL SPEC) COULD BE SEEN ON THE IRIS OF HIS LEFT EYE. HE WAS SEEN BY A SHYSICIAN ON 10/22/98 AND THE METAL SPEC WAS REMOVED.

INJURED AND ANOTHER EE WERE WORKING ON THE HITCH ASSEMBLY ON HC205 COAL HAULER. WHEN LOWERING THE TRAILER BODY ONTO THE HITCH, EE'S RIGHT FOOT WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN THE TRAILER AND HITCH FRACTURI NG THE TIP OF DISTAL PHALANX PHALANGE ON HIS FIRST TOE OF RIGHT FOOT. EE WAS SEEN BY A PHYSICIAN AND RELEASED TO RETURN TO WORK FULL DUTY.

EE WAS ASSISTING TWO OTHER MECHANICS REPLACE BROKEN TRACK PADS ON A P&H 4100 SHOVEL, USING A DOUBLE ACTING RAM TO PROVIDE SLACK SO THE TRACK PADS COULD BE REMOVED. AS HYDRAULIC PRESSURE WAS AP PLIED TO RAM, THE HYDRAULIC HOSE AND SCREW ON COUPLER BLEW OFF THE ATTACHMENT PORT OF THE RAM, STRIKING EE ON THE MOUTH AND NOSE. EE'S UPPER LIP REQUIRED THREE STITCHES, AND HIS UPPER BRIDGE

EE WAS GRINDING ON THE REVOLVING RIM OF THE DRAGLINE CONTINUOUSLY FOR APPROX. 3 HRS. WHEN HE STOOD UP, HIS BACK WAS STIFF. THE NEXT MORNING HE BEGAN EXPERIENCING PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK AND COU LD NOT STAND UP STRAIGHT AT FIRST. HE WAS SEEN BY A PHYSICIAN ON 6-26 & DIAGNOSED WITH MUSCLE STRIAN. HE WAS RELEASED TO RETURN TO WORK WITH RESTRICTIONS.