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Hauler driver of semi-dump unit dumping limestone onto ground at processing plant. Semi-dump unit rolled onto its side.

Was moving the man lift basket. When it stopped, it came to rest against the handrail of the processing plant catwalk. This pinched the skin off at the tip of the finger.

On road tractor trailer driver was dumping the limestone from the quarry at the processing plant and the tractor trailer rolled 90 deg. on its side.

The hill belt was overloaded. They were unaware that gearbox on south side did not have a backstop and disconnected gear box on north side of belt by unbolting turnbuckle from conveyor frame. Gearbox started rotating backwards and struck EE. EE had broken bones in left arm, dislocated left knee, contusions on left arm and left leg, internal bleeding, collapsed lung.

While traveling from face to face while doing his normal maintence job, the miner caught his head on a roof bolt while driving on a man trip, spraining his neck. Miner waited to report the injury till 1-10-14, thinking it would heal over time, did not seek medical attention till that past week.

Operating the scoop from the opers. compartment with his right hand, looking toward the bucket, his left arm was in such a way that his hand was hanging out left side of the oper. compartment. When he started to turn the scoop he pinched the fingers of his left hand between the front stop block and the frame of the back half.

MINER WAS OPERATING A SCOOP WHEN HE HIT HIS HEAD ON A LOW BROW IN THE ENTRY, CAUSING HIM TO JAM HIS NECK. MINER DID NOT NOTICE A PROBLEM UNTIL THE NEXT MORNING, WHEN HE WOKE UP WITH IT STIFF & SORE. DID NOT SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION UNTILL 02/12/04.

THE SLINGER TRUCK WAS STUCK ON A RAMP AND WAS BEING PULLED OUT, WHEN THE MATERIAL SLID UNDER THE RIGHT SIDE REAR WHEELS CAUSING IT TO TIP OVER AND THE OPERATOR WAS TOSSED ACROSS THE CAB. THE O PERATOR RECEIVED MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR A CONTUSION AND CONCUSSION.

ALL 4 MOBILE BRIDGES WERE BACKING OUT OF A CUT, WHEN THE FRONT 2 BRIDGES (#4 & #3) STOPPED AND STARTED MOVING FORWARD, WHILE #2 & #1 BRIDGES WERE STILL BACKING. SUDDEN STOP CAUSED THE #2 & #3 BRIDGE TO SLIDE TOWARD THE OPERATOR CATCHING HIS KNEE PAD UNDER THE MACHINE PINNING HIM AGAINST THE RIB. OPERATOR HIT PANIC BAR, BUT IT FAILED TO DISENGAGE. IMMEDIATE REPAIR TO PANIC AFTER AID

OPERATOR WAS PUSHING OFF A LOAD OF STOPPING BLOCK IN SCOOP BUCKET, AFTER PUSHING OFF 1/2 THE LOAD, THE OPERATOR USED THE BUCKET OT PIVOT THE FRONT OF THE SCOOP OVER TO PUSH OFF THE REMAINDER O F THE LOAD. UNKNOWN TO HIM THE OPERATOR SET THE SCOOP TIRE DOWN IN FRON OF A BLOCK FROM THE FIRST PILE. WHEN THE SCOOP MOVED BACKWARDS THE TIR RAN OVER THE BLOCK, PUSHING HIM UP AGAINST THE R

WHEN BACKING THE 3 BRIDGE CONVEYOR FROM THE FACE AREA, WHILE CRAWLING FORWARD, THE OPERATORS KNEE CAUGHT A BUMP IN THE FLOOR CAUSING HIM TO DELAY MOVING HIS LEG FORWARD, CAUSING THE CAT TRACKS TO CATCH HIS FOOT, HE RELEASE THE CONTROLS BUT BEFORE HE COULD HIT THE EMERGENCY STOP BAR THE BRIDGE CONVEYORS IN FRONT AND BEHIND HIM IN COMBINE HOW PUSH AND PULLED THE TRACKS OVER HIS FOOT

ATTEMPTED TO FREE UP A FROZEN RETURN ROLELR WITH A BAR. THE BELT PULLED THE BAR AND PINNED HIS ARM AGAINST THE BELT, PULLING HIS LEFT ARM IN BETWEEN THE ROLELR AND THE BELT.

EE, #1 BRIDGE OPER. WAS ATTEMPTING TO ADJUST LEADS FROM #1 BRIDGE TO #2 BRIDGE, WHICH HAD DROPPED LOOSE FROM ITS MOUNTING ARM WHILE BRIDGES WERE STATIONARY. #3 BRIDGE OPER. WAS NOT AWARE, AND PROCEEDED TO MOVE HIS BRIDGE FORWARD WHICH EXTENDED UNTIL THE #2 BRIDGE SLIDING DECK MET ITS STOPS WHICH COCKED THE #2 BRIDGE, KNOCKING EE ONTO THE CRAWLER TRACKS OF THE #1 BRIDGE, BRUISING HI

OPERATOR WAS ATTEMPTING TO PICK A LARGE CHUNK OF COAL OFF THE BRIDGE CONVEYOR WHEN IT SLIPPED AND FLIPPED UP SMASHIN GFOR A MOMENT HIS LEFT POINTER FINGER ON ROOF BOLT. X-RAYED AT HOSPITAL NO T BROKE BADLY BRUISED.

HANGING BRATTICE CURTAIN IN KNEELING POSITION, MOBILE BRIDGE CONVEYOR CRAWLER RAN OVER RIGHT FOOT.METAL TOE SQUEEZED TOES CAUSING FRACTURE & LACERATION.