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Operator informed their supervisor before start of shift that they were experience back discomfort. After operating a haul truck they informed their supervisor they needed to leave and seek medical attention. Preliminary evaluation indicated potential spine injury. Secondary evaluation diagnosed a sprained/strained musculoskeletal.

Haul Truck shifted hard causing pain in EE's right shoulder.

Haul truck operator's foot got stuck in floor liner, tried pulling out foot and heard a pop and felt pain.

Employee stood up before the bus came to a complete stop when the bus pulled into the parking ditch the employee slipped and hit right knee, hit the metal part of the seat. The employee continued to work until surgery date with no restrictions. Employee did not receive any medical attention or medications.

Metal on metal between 2 haul trucks traveling on haul road. Fatigue was the contributing factor.

Big rock fell from the shovel bucket and landed on dove tail of haul truck. Bouncing the truck.

Haul truck struck man van resulting in fractured ankle.

Haul truck struck passenger van resulting in fatalities. Individual admitted self to hospital for further post traumatic evaluation.

EE was in van incident that occurred on 10-31-17. EE was evaluated and given full release that same day. On 11-2-17, ee was taken for further evaluation and given another full release. On 11-09-17 employee went to chiropractor for hip re-alignment and was again given full release after treatment. Employee reported chiropractor visit to Marigold Mine on 11-20-17

Employee complained of pain in employee's left rear during employee's shift operating haul truck.

Employee was operating a scraper when EE felt a pain in the back.

Employee experienced back pain while loading haul truck. The Operator was moving into the dig face when EE experienced the pain.

On October 20, 2015 the electric shovel bucket contacted the side board of the truck bed which jarred the truck and the driver. The haul truck driver sustained a back strain but did not seek medical attention until November 8, 2015. The injury became reportable on November 9, 2015 when the haul truck driver began modified work assignment.

Truck driver was set up to get loaded by the electric shovel. When the first bucket was placed in the bed of the truck, a large rock struck the inside of the bed. The truck driver hauled the load and then reported that her neck was strained. Driver received a restricted work release.