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Miner 1 was observed by miner 2 lying on their back having trouble breathing, control room was notified and an ambulance was called and miner was conveyed to the hospital. This writer was informed that miner 1 had several preexisting conditions that may have been contributing factors.

While operating the backhoe EE was swiveling chair in the backhoe. The boom began to drift to the left. EE reached behind EE to the controls to correct the drift. In the process of reaching behind EE felt a pop in EE's left shoulder.

The employee was walking up a set of stairs when they felt a pop in their right hip. The employee later felt pain in that hip.

Miner had an allergic reaction to a bee sting

A miner was clearing overburden and brush with an excavator when a swarm of bees entered the cab through the opened door and stung the operator more than 60 times. The operator was transported to the emergency room, where EE was treated and released.

Employee reported on 10/4/26 that their neck was hurting from something they did at work on 10/3 but could not identify what they did to cause the injury. They said it was hurting before they left work. We question the validity of this injury and whether it happened at work. EE was taken to the doctor and diagnosed with neck muscle spasm and returned on light duty restrictions.

Employee stated that their job required them to get in and out of a front end loader several times, after which they felt discomfort in their left shoulder/arm areas causing pain. Employee states there was no individual event that led to the pain.

Employee was walking to their vehicle at the end of the shift when a piece of dirt flew into right eye. The weather conditions were sunny with a light breeze

Utility crew employee was assisting with prep work. The employee stated they had bent down and felt a slight pop followed by shooting pain through the leg. The event went reportable on 09/29/2026.

Call comes out there is a white pick up on its driver side around the 19 marker. EE was found seating on the driver side door EE was removed from the vehicle from the front of the vehicle though the windshield. that had been removed by the rescuers patient was transported to lagan regional medical center by STAT EMS were EE was lighter discharged.

EE suffered a severe cardiac arrest while waiting for EE's CAT haul truck to refuel. Life saving methods (CPR) were performed on site until EMS arrived on scene. Employee was taken to local hospital where EE was ultimately declared deceased after numerous attempts.

Employee was performing a pre-shift inspection on EE's bulldozer when EE experienced an apparent heart attack.

Employee was completing the first round in Moly Leach and experienced lower right back pain and stiffness while ascending stairs and using the right arm for support. Employee reported feeling the lower right back "lock up". Employee was placed on restricted duty.

Employee was picking up a flag from the ground and when they bent over to pick it up they immediately felt pain in lower back. They did not report the incident until 9/19/2026. They were then transferred to the ER and was put on restrictions.

Equipment operator stepped off equipment to go use the restroom and foreign debris blew into their eye.

Back Sprain while changing out Cement CLinker feed belt

Employee turned and started to walk when EE felt a pain in EE's knee.

The EE was sitting down in the break room, on a lunch break, when they felt something fall into their left eye.

Employee went from kneeling to standing.

I.E. bent over to drag a tube and felt something pop in their back.

On 9-9-26 @ ~1930 An employee was clearing a drift when they felt a pain in their ankle.

Employee was walking outside and dust blew into EE's eyes.

Injured was walking from 80 to 81 block on the walk side of 5 belt and felt a pop and pain in EE's left knee. EE did not slip/trip or step on anything, diagnosed with unspecified knee sprain. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.

EE advised they were working on the surface when they felt a pop in their L calf. EE did not report to employer until 9/8/26 and was seen by provider on 9/10/26

Third-party customer suffered from unknown illness to which the cause is also unknown.

Supervisor was removing an employee from site for cause when an altercation occurred.

Employee was stung by a bee. The stinger was removed. On 8/28/2026, employee experienced swelling and went to urgent care and received steroid shot for allergic reaction. Incident and treatment were reported on 09/1/2026.

Employee was operating an excavator digging sand to stock pile. Another employee working in the area noticed that employee's excavator not moving for a period of time and went to check on EE and the employee was not responsive with no pulse.

Employee was operating a loader when bit by spider in right ankle

EE was stung by a bee

Employee was completing paperwork near EE's toolbox in Bay 4 of the Truck Shop when a gust of wind blew dust/debris into EE's right eye. The employee was wearing safety glasses at the time of the incident.

Paramedic contractor noted swelling and pain to right elbow after waking up on 8/22/26 at Station 1. Swelling reduced after three days to allow for straightening of arm. Located bite marks on elbow after work shift had been completed. Medications prescribed by doctor for reduction of swelling and infection control.

The employee was performing normal job duties at the S Tank-manifold when they was bitten/stung by an unknown insect. Employee went to ER and was perscribed Benadryl and Prednisone.

A customer truck driver came to pick up a load of bulk cement when EE experienced a personal health related issue.

While coming down the stairs from the 2nd floor, and as the employee stepped on the first floor landing of the prep plant, they twisted their Left ankle resulting in a fracture of the 5th metatarsal bone in their left foot and strained ankle.

At 8:35 AM, Employee radioed that they were having difficulty breathing. I met them at the ready line, where they reported chest pain and a migraine. They initially declined medical assistance but later requested it due to concerns about their heart and family history. I immediately called 911, notified Safety and my supervisor, and transported EE to the front gate to meet EMS.

EE alleges dropping a safety T on EE's toe from the height of a 5-gallon bucket. EE reported wearing safety toe shoes. EE did not report injury until 08/31/26, however did not confirm work related until 09/30/26. No damage found to safety T or PPE assigned to employee. Safety T is aluminum weighing less than 20 lbs.

IE twisted an ankle while assisting a co-worker who had been knocked to the ground by the disturbance of rib sloughage material. Injury was not the result of a training or compliance issue.

EE complained of slight dizziness throughout the evening. A little later EE fainted and their partner immediately called the Control Room to report this, and when they turned around EE had already regained consciousness.

During shift change, the operator sustained a back strain while reaching behind the seat to retrieve EE's lunch bag. The discomfort was reported immediately following the movement.

Operator was doing a walk around on their haul truck and got dust/debris in their eye. Employee lost time on 08/14/2026.

Employee medical condition loader operator

Employee squatted down cleaning accumulations, when they stood up left knee popped. Unable to bear weight on left knee.

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.

EE came into the garage and stated EE didn't feel well and asked for someone to take EE home. An EE called EE's supervisor and notified them that EE didn't look or feel well. proceeded to take EE to Lehigh Valley hospital in Hazleton. EE was subsequently life flighted to Lehigh Valley Wilkes-Barre and received emergency heart surgery (2 stents) and is currently in recovery

When getting into the operator's compartment (kitchen) of the roof bolter they twisted and felt a pinch in their back that radiated down their leg. Employee is off and awaiting results from the MRI and doctor visit.

Employee was walking in a work area and suddenly felt like EE was being bit. The employee removed EE's shirt and had other employees examine EE for bites. The employee described feeling stinging. The employee did not report the incident until 7/28/2026 by way of texting after not showing up for work.

Employee was replacing a blown hose on the angle bolter. When they were getting down from the bolter, they placed their weight on to left leg and left knee gave out. Employee finished their shift. Was seen on the 22nd of July and diagnosed and taken off work with a possible tear to their ACL in their left knee.

On the morning of July 21, 2026 at 11:01 the IP was found unresponsive on the deck of DDS-09. Emergency response team was called, IP was transported to hospital for evaluation

Employee was performing routine work and bent over to connect strongback. As employee stood up, they felt a sharp pain in their lower back. Event went reportable 07/22/2026.