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Walking bleeders from 24W to 17W and felt pain in lower back, going down both legs, when he got to bleeder fan. Miner has history of lower back issues (herniated lumbar disc) aggravated by walking bent over and hitting his head on the roof a few times. No problems with training, mining methods, PPE or compliance issues.

Individual had thrown the K-4 track switch, not concentrating on the switch throw, started walking back to the 20-ton motor when the switch throw sprung up from the hold down position striking the right knee. This did not involve any compliance issues no equipment involved. It did not involve job skills, training or attitude. Personal safety items were being utilized.

Employee rode into 24W in the passenger compartment of mantrip. He went to stand up and felt pain in his left foot (metatarsal and posterior area). Walkway clean, distance from pavement to mantrip not excessive, he just felt pain when standing up. Diagnosed with sprain. No problems with mining methods, ppe, training or compliance issues.

Individual caught the left heel between the track rail and vehicle frame when attempting to get in a safe area after vehicle was struck by a 20 ton motor. This compliance issue was addressed with discipline, equipment was not a factor and this did not involve job skills, training or attitude. All protective items relating to clothing and protective devices were being utilized.

Victim was found sitting in a chair in the building called the "One Car Garage". CPR was initiated by the person who found him non-responsive and with no pulse. It was determined by a medical examiner that he had a MASSIVE HEART ATTACK. Is not a work related injury/illness death. Cause of this death was a massive heart attack while the person was sitting in a chair.

While on duty on the surface of Vent Shaft# 12 of the Consol Buchanan Mine on 07/26/2013 at 2056 hours, EE experienced numbness in his legs while sitting in his vehicle. He requested that an ambulance be called. The ambulance arrived at 2130 hours and he was transported to the Clinch Valley Medical Center in Richlands, VA.

Unknown, accident was not reported by the employee

EE got off the mantrip and started walking,his back started hurting.

Employee was exposed to coal dust in his eyes. The employee had a cold in his eyes prior to working.

Employee was walking around the tail end of a conveyor belt. When he bent over to get around the "X" brace that crosses over the catwalk, he felt a sharp pain in the middle of his lower back. "X" brace was about 3 feet above the catwalk.

EE had a heart attack while working. A clot was removed and a stent was put in. Not work related.

The EE bent half-way over with the intention of picking up a crib and felt pain in his low back.

While loading a belt drive motor the employee was struck by an unknown flying projectile in the right bicep causing a contusion and a puncture wound. The physician had to open up the wound to determine the extent of the damage which required staples to close.

The injured EE was struck above left eyebrow by a foreign object, while lugging steel ties to track rail. An attempt to remove object was made by physician. EE had 7 stitches to close wound made by the physician.

EE LIFTED LEG AND CROSSED OVER OTHER LEG TO REMOVE HIS WORK BOOT, CAUSING HIS KNEE TO DISLOCATE. EE WAS IN THE BATHHOUSE WHEN THIS OCCURED.

EE WAS WEARING LEATHER BOOTS, WORKING IN WATER THAT WAS ANKLE DEEP. EE COMPLAINED OF PAIN IN HIS LEFT FOOT; LEFT GREAT TOE BECAME INFECTED. ACCIDENT REPORTED 7/26/05.

Was getting dressed prior to his shift, the employee fell face first, due to an apparent heart attack.

Employee was operating a scoop in the 11A recovery area, transporting storage area framework when he died of heart failure.

DEATH ON MINE PROPERTY. DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES. NOT MINE RELATED. NIOSH FIRE PREVENTION ENGINEERWAS FOUND UNCONSIOUS WITH NO VITAL SIGNS PRESENTJUST PRIOR TO HIM SCHEDULED TO CONDUCT A TRAININ G SESSION FOR THE MIDNIGHT SHIFT.

EMPLOYEE STATED HE WAS BEING TREATED FOR PAIN TO RIGHT KNEE DUE TO REPEATED TRAUMA.

EE COMPLAINS OF BACK PAIN BUT DOES NOT KNOW WHAT CAUSED IT, WHERE OR HOW THE INJURY HAPPENED. EMPLOYER DOES NOT KNOW AT THIS TIME IF IN FACT EE HAS SUFFERED AN INJURY FROM ANYTHING WORK RELATE D.

EE SUFFERS FROM CHRONIC BACK PAIN AND WAS DIAGNOSED ON 11-30-01 WITH DEGENERATIVE DISC DISEASE.

WINDY DAY, WIND BLEW DUST INTO EYE (LEFT) WAS WEARING SAFETY GLASSES.

THE EE. THINKS AND ALLEGES TO HAVE LACERATED HIS RT. EYE SOMETIME ON 9-14-99 IN PREP PLANT. THE EE NOTIFIED HIS SUPERVISOR ON 9-18-99. THIS INCIDENT IS STILL BEING INVESTIGATED. HOWEVER, CONSO L DOES NOT BELIEVE THIS TO BE AN OCCUPATIONAL INJURY OR MEDICAL INJURY.

CONSOLIDATION COAL DOES FEEL THAT AN INJURY DID OCCUR HOWEVER, THE CONTRIBUTING FACTORS CAN NOT BE DETERMINED AT THIS TIME. THE 70001 FORM IS BEING SUBMITTED TO ABATE CITATION 4261433

WIND BLEW DOOR OPEN ON A TRANSFER SWITCH BOX AND HIT FRONT TEETH OF EMPLOYEE.

NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS.

EMPLOYEE MISSING TIME FROM 3/27/99.

EMPLOYEE STARTED MISSING WORK ON 12-1-98.

EMPLOYEE STARTED MISSING TIME 09-23-98 DUE TO A LACERATION OF HIS RIGHT KNEE.

EE OFF 09-14-99 TO 09-29-98

EE DROVE ONTO MINE PROPERTY PRIOR TO START OF HIS SHIFT PARKED HIS VEHCILE AND TURNED OFF. IGNITION HE WAS FOUND APPROX. 1 HR LATER STILL SITTING IN HIS VEHICLE APPEARED DEAD NO VITAL SIGNS DE TECTED. NO MINE RELATED.

EMPLOYEE OFF AGAIN 7-15-98.

EE FELT A STING ON RT. THIGH AS HE WAS WALKING FROM NASON BATH HOUSE TO HIS CAR ON PARKING LOT.

LOCKING A BLOCK BUILDING WITH PADLOCK WHEN BEE STUNG RIGHT INDEX FINGER.

EMPLOYEE WAS WALKING SLOWLY IN AN ENTRY WHEN AN ACHING PAIN DEVELOPED IN HIS RT LOWER LEG. HE INDICATED THE HE HAD NO ACCIDENT, OR ANY SPECIFIC INCIDENT SUCH AS A SLIP TRIP FALL SUDDEN JERK OR NO OVER EXERTION. DOESN'T KNOW WHAT CAUSED HIS LEG TO DEVELOP AN ACHING PAIN. (DR. DIAGNOSIS RECEIVED 3-27-98). LEVEL CONDITION AND NO OBSTRUCTIONS.

ADDITIONAL DAYS FOR AN INJURY SUSTAINED AT THE MINE, MAR. 6, 1998 - MAR. 25, 1998.

11-D SECTION INJURED WAS EXTENDING VENTILATION. VENT TUBES FELL FROM TOP AND STRUCK MAN ON RIGHT SHOULDER.

ON 2H #2 ENTRY HIT IN LT EYE BY TIE WIRE BEING USED TO SUPPORT HI VOLTAGE CABLE TO ROOF, CAUSING PUNCTURE TO EYE.

SUBMITTED UNDER PROTEST: NO SPECIFIC ACCIDENT OR INCIDENT. EE EXPERIENCED PAIN IN GROIN AREA WHILE DOING REGULAR JOB. IN 1994 HE HAD SURGERY FOR A DOUBLE HERNIA, WHICH WAS NOT JOB RELATED ON 6/25/97 HE AGAIN HAD BILATERAL HERNIA SURGERY-SAME AREA.

INDIVIDUAL HAS A HISTORY OF BACK AILMENTS WHICH INCLUDE OSTEOARTHRITIS AND HAS BEEN AWARDED 10% PPD FOR HIS BACK. INDIVIDUAL HAS RECENTLY BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH SPONDYLOSIS AND NARROWING OF THE S PACE BETWEEN THE VERTABRAE. INDIVIDUAL IS CURRENTLY MISSING WORK, ADDITIONAL DAYS WILL BE ADDED TO THE EXISTING 7000-1 WHEN INDIVIDUAL RETURNS.

EMPLOYEE HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH A HIATAL HERNIA WHICH IS CLASSIFIED AS A DISORDER ACCORDING TO MEDICAL INFORMATION OBTAINED. THERE WAS NOT A SPECIFIC INCIDENT REQUIRING MEDICAL ATTENTION IMME DIATELY AND EMPLOYEE DID NOT MISS WORK UNTIL SEVERAL WEEKS LATER. HE REPORTED A SLIGHT PAIN ON 1-27-97. PREVIOUS REPAIR 2-15-96.

THE MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS FROM THE COMPENSATION CARRIER ACCORDING TO [AN EE] WHO RECEIVED IT ON 3/24/97 WAS ONE OF "NO INJURY". BASED ON EE'S PREVIOUS INJURIES IN 1993 & 1994 IT APPEARS THAT PAIN RESULTS FROM DOING HIS NORMAL DUTIES IN THE WORKENVIRONMENT. YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED OF DAYS WHEN DETERMINED OR ANY ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS IF OCCUPATIONAL.

EE ARRIVED ABOUT 11:30AM, SAT. 3/1/97. TALLKED BRIEFLY ON THE RADIO WITH CO-WORKER. THEN THEY BEGAIN CLEANING UP THEIR EQUIPMENT. CO-WORKER WASHED HIS TRUCK AT THE TRANSFER BIN. EE STARTED & F UELED HIS GRADER & BEGAIN TO WASH THE WINDOWS WITH A GARDEN HOSE. EE CAME TO CO-WORKER AROUND 12:10PM & MOTIONED FOR CO-WORKER TO COME TO HIS TRUCK.

EE LOSING ADDITIONAL DAYS. RELATING THIS TO A INJURY IN 1991, WITH NO DOCTOR'S SUBSTANTIATION. START DATE 2-11-97 THRU 4-28-97.

EE REPORTED HAVING PAIN IN BACK WHICH PROGRESSIONELY WORSENED AS THE SHIFT PROGRESSED.

NEW INJURY - AGGREVATED BY WORK

BEGAN MISSING WORK TO REPAIR HERNIA.

8-D LONGWALL TAILPIECE. EE WAS CROSSING BELT USING CROSS OVER, WHEN HE WAS STRUCK IN THE HEAD BY A FLYING OBJECT OR STRUCK HIS HEAD ON SOMETHING WHICH RENDERED HIM UNCONSCIOUS.

EMPLOYEE BEGAN MISSING TIME DUE TO NECK PROBLEMS.