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The IP was on the surface retrieving parts for a piping project when they were stung by a bee. The bee stung them on the R Side of their neck and experienced localized swelling. They had no other symptoms. Using the IP reported to the clinic where they were given a OTC antihistamine. The IP returned directly to work.
IP woke up, stepping out of bed experienced pain in right leg, mainly on right knee and foot.
The IP reports that they were walking on the stair after MSHA class for lunch when they felt their Right knee "catch" and began to be painful with weight bearing and lateral movement. Progressively gotten worse. The IP was notified they needed surgery 11/14/25, did not return to work on 11/27/2025. The IP had surgery 12/12/25.
The IP stepped up 18 inches to a semi-trailer, while stepping the IP heard a pop in left knee, then fell back landing on the hitch area of the semi tractor, ERT members stabilized and on site then transported to the ER to continue treatment. Employee was released from the ER on the 11th, then on the 15th, was released to restricted duty by a orthopedic surgeon.
After mechanic was finished diagnosing issue on drill rig, EE started walking back to the truck. As EE approached the truck, EE felt pain in the lower back. The only activity taking place at this time was walking.
Sampling rock core.