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This was a medical emergency due to the employee collapsing without losing consciousness. The employee was dizzy and experiencing a headache. The employee collapsed when he attempted to get up from his chair during the meeting he was chairing. Help was provided and an ambulance was called.

Employee was removing excess silt from a truck tailgate skirt when a gust of wind blew through the work area causing dust to enter employee's right eye through an opening around his safety glasses.

Worker was installing boxes and conduit when a gust of wind blew dust and particulate matter into his eyes. Went to doctor next day for exam. No metal in eyes. Flushed with water. Prescribed antibiotic drops as a precaution. Released to full duty.

A worker looked up inside a truck dump hopper under construction and got some debris in his left eye. He was wearing safety glasses. The wind was gusting at the time, and it was later determined that the debris in his eye was dust. He complained of discomfort and irritation. He was prescribed an antibiotic ointment as a precaution against infection.

Employee was cleaning up material spillage around a rock breaker compartment. Employee picked up a rock and tossed it into the open raise. Blowing dust and rock particles came back towards employee because the chute had just been pulled on the haulage level. The left eye was irritated from the particles and rubbing of the eye; antibiotic eye drops were prescribed.

Employee was walking and said his knee started to hurt.

Employee was complaining of pain by his stomach on his left side. Employee stated that he had pain all day but thought he could come to work. After taking employee to the hospital, he was diagnosed with a ruptured appendix and was scheduled for an emergency appendectomy that evening.

Employee was operating scoop in the face area. Coworker saw scoop not moving and went to check. Found operator unresponsive with shallow breathing and pulse. Activated EMS system. Crew began CPR and transported out of the mine. Employe was transported to hospital where he was pronounced dead of Myocardial infarction (MI)

Two employees engaged in horse play and sprayed cleaning agent into another employee's eyes. There was irritation to the eye but no damage according to the doctor.

Employee stated that she was kneeling down while she replaced bits on the shearer. When she rose up, she felt a pain in her lower back. She was placed on restricted duty on October 4, 2007.

The employee was spraying shot-crete near a ventilation raise. Some of the spray mist was blown behind the safety glasses he was wearing. His eyes became irritated. He was diagnosed with Chemical Conjuctivitis. He was given a prescription to prevent infection. He was not wearing proper PPE.

Employee stated that he was loading a bed plate from old longwall face. He reached down to pick up a winch cable when he felt a pain in his back. He was placed on restrictive duty on 6/25/07.

EE developed chest pains and was transported to a medical facility. He later had surgery due to blocked arteries in the heart. This was ruled not job related.

EE WAS SITTING DOWN WELDING AND WAS BITTEN IN LOWER NECK AREA, LEFT REAR.

WHILE PERFORMING HIS REGULAR DUTIES AS A SERVICEMAN ON VEHICLE #308 (FRONT-END LOADER) A STRONG GUST OF WIND BLEW DEBRIS AND SOME GOT INTO HIS L/EYE, HIS EYE FELT IRRITATED IMMEDIATELY.

RETURNING BACK TO WORK AFTER LUNCH BREAK, HE ENTERED THROUGH THE SIDE DOOR WHERE A GUST OF WIND BEGAN TO SLAM DOOR CLOSED. MECHANIC REACHED BACKTO TRY TO STOP DOOR BUT CAUGHT RIGHT MIDDLE FING ER BETWEEN DOOR AND DOOR JAM, SMASHING FINGER. CUT END OF FINGER AT AN ANGLE FROM TIP TO FIRST JOINT FROM END.

PERFORMING MAINTENANCE WORK IN SHOP ON EUCLID WATER TRUCK WHEN PARTICLE OF DIRT GOT INTO HIS EYE. NO IMPAIRMENT TO VISAION. DR. WAS ABLE TO REMOVE THE DIRT.

EMPLOYEE WAS IN PROCESS OF CLEANING OUT OLD FILES AND BOXES OUT OF MEDICAL BUILDING WHEN HE STARTED HAVING CHEST PAINS. SUFFERED MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION.

EE STATED HE PULLED PERSONNEL VEHICLE BEHIND ANOTHER VEHICLE AND PUSHED LIGHTLY AGAINST THE VEHICLE. ANOTHER EE ON THE SECOND VEHICLE THREW A HAMMER BACKWARD STRIKING VICTIM IN MOUTH.

WIND WAS BLOWING ALL DAY. IN THE EVENING OF THE 8TH EMP COULD NOT SLEEP. EYE WAS STINGING. WENT TO THE ER. SMALL SLIVER OF STEEL WAS REMOVED FROM LEFT EYE.

ORIGINAL INJURY 10-17-94. EMPLOYEE BEGAN MISSING ADDITIONAL DAYS 5-3-95. HE MISSED 103 DAYS.

WHILE ENTERING THE CAB OF A FRONT END LOADER, SOME DUST GOT INTO HIS LEFT EYE.

EE WAS BACKFILLING LOADED, BLASTING HOLES FOR AN OVERBURDEN SHOT. THE WEATHER WAS FAIR, DRY WITH GUSTING WINDS. AS HE WAS USING THE SMALL BOBCAT FRONT END LOADER TO DUMP BADKFILL MATERIAL INTO THE HOLE SOME DUST WAS BLOWN TOWARDS HIM AND SOME GOT INTO HIS RIGHT EYE. UPON EXAMINATION NOTHING WAS OBSERVED AND HIS EYES WERE FLUSHED WITH STERILE, ISOTONIC SALINE. HE WAS SENT TO HAVE HI

EMPLOYEE WAS OPERAT ING A DOZER WITH THE WINDOW OPEN WHEN A GUST OF DUST BLEW SOME DUST GOT INTO HIS EYE SUSTAINED INFECTION TO LEFT EYE EMPLOYEE DID NOT REPORT INCIDENT TO HIS SUPERVISOR UNTI L 09-17-92 & DID NOT GO TO THE EYE DOC UNTIL 09-18-92

DOCTOR PRONOUNCED INJURED DECEASED AT 833 HOURS. THE CAUSE OF DEATH WAS RULED BY DOCTOR AS A MASSIVE HEART ATTACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS PLACING A PORTABLE WELDER IN PLACE AT THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE. WHILE UNHOOKING WELDER FROM TRUCK A GUST OF WIND CAME UP AND BLEW FOREIGN MATERIAL INTO HIS RIGHT EYE. ON SECOND TRIP TO THE DR., EMPLOYEE WAS GIVEN PRESCRIPTION EYE DROPS. 5-20-91.

WHILE OPENING THE DOOR ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF DRAGLINE, THE DOOR WAS OPEN ABOUT 18", WHEN A GUST OF WIND CAME UP BLOWING THE DOOR SHUT. EMPLOYEE'S LEFT HAND WAS SMASHED BETWEEN THE DOOR, CAUSING LACERATION AND FRACTURE TO LEFT RING AND LITTLE FINGER.

EMPLOYEE WAS GETTING OUT OF REEL TRUCK WHEN THE WIND BLEW THE DOOR SHUT ON LEFT INDEX FINGER

EMPL READING MATERIAL ON BULLETIN BOARD.KNOCKED TACK OFF AND WHILE BENDING OVER TO PICK UP TACK HE TWISTED HIS BACK.

MINE RESCUE TRAINING EVENT IN SMOKE CONDITIONS EMPLOYEE WAS ONE OF SIX IN THE EXERCISE BG174 FACE MASK WAS NOT COMPLETELY SEALED ALLOWING SOME SMOKE IN HALATION

EMPLOYEE WAS SQUATTED DOWN,WORKING ON TAMPING MACHINE.WHEN EMPLOYEE STOOD UP,HE INJURED STRAINED RIGHT KNEE.

EMPLOYEE WAS DESCENDING HIS LOADER'S LADDER AT THE END OF HIS SHIFT. A STRONG GUST OF WIND CAME UP AND BLEW A PIECE OF COAL INTO HIS RIGHT EYE AND IT BECAME EMBEDDED.

EMPLOYEE SAT DOWN AND HIS HIP POPPED. THIS CAUSED AN ACUTE LUMBAR STRAIN. THE PAIN WAS IN HIS BACK AND RIGHT LEG.

EMPLOYEE WAS FUELING DOZER WHEN WIND BLEW DUST IN EYES.

ACCORDING TO WI7NESS I.NAME EMPLOYEE WENT TO 24' SHAFT TO CHECK ON A PUMP. WHEN HE CAME OUT OF SHAFT EMPLOYEE SIGNALED I.NAME TO STOP SLUSHING. I.NAME CLIMBED DOWN FROM LADDER AND FOUND I.NAM E HAD COLLAPSED3WITH A HEART ATTACK AND WAS LYING ON THE TRACK, WHEN I.NAME FELL DOWN WE ASSUMED HE F ELL ON TRA CK INJURING HIS WRIST. OR WHEN HE FELL AT STATION ON 3300 LEVEL

EMPLOYEE WAS CL9ANING UP AROUND ELKOL TIPPLE.WHILE SHOVELING FINE COAL, THE WIND BLEW A PIECE OF COAL AND EMBEDDED IT IN HIS LEFT EYE.EMPLOYEE WAS WEARING HIS SAFETY GLASSES AT TIME OF OCCURRA ANCE. 3

EMPLOYEE ALLEGE8 SHE WAS COUGHING AND STRAINED BACK- UPPER LUMBAR MUSCLES.

EMPLOYEE ALLEGE8 HE WAS STANDINGWITH BOTH FEET IN MUD WHEN HE WENT TO MOVE HE STRAINED HIS RIGHT KNEE ULTIMATERLY RESULTING IN ARTHOSCOPIC SURGERY.SAFETY DEPARTMENT WAS NOT NOTIFIED TILL 02-03 -87 THAT I NAME3WAS OFF WORK SINCE 01-16-87 DUE TO THE INJURY.

EMPL CLEANING R5ILROAD CARS WHEN GUST OF WIND BLEW SOMETHING INTO LEFT EYE SCRATCHING IT.

STEPPING UP FRO4 A PIPE TO GRATING APPROX. 2 1/2 FT AND RIGHT KNEE WOULD NOT STRAIGHTEN OUT COMPLETELY FOR ABOUT 5 MINUTES.

EMP HAD CLEANED BEHIND AIR DOOR AND WAS LEAVING AIR LOCK WHEN TRAP DOOR BLEW OPEN ALLOWING WIND VELOCITY TO HIT DOOR SLAMMING IT ON HIS ARM. FRACTURE TO LEFT WRIST

EMPLOYEE WAS STANDING IN DOORWAY OF 2550 DRAGLINE WITH HAND ON DOOR JAM A GUST OF WIND BLEW THE DOOR CLOSED AND MASHED EMPLOYEES FINGER

EMPLOYEE ALLEGE HE WAS WALKING ACROSS THE MAIN SHOP FLOOR WHEN HE FELT SOMETHING IN HIS R EYE.

BLOCKED ARTERIES DUE CHOLESTEROL RESULTING IN HEART ATTACK

EMP WAS INSPECTING IN TIPPLE AREA WHEN GUST OF WIND BLEW COAL DUST IN EMPLOYEES EYES

WHILE EMPL ON LOADER,WIND BLEW DOOR SHUT ON FINGERS CAUSING CUT TO THREE OF FINGERS ON RIGHT HAND.