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Operating a loaded tractor trailer coal truck the drive wheels were spinning and a weak transmission mount allowed the shift lever to move excessively smacking the operators hand starting missing on 12/20/2013

Driving a rock truck hit a hole in the road felt pain in lower back. Started missing work on 6/18/2013 and returned on 6/22/2013.

Driver stated truck stalled on hill started backward down hill lost control of truck trailer went in ditch and over turned the trailer.

while lowering the bucket on the loader, it stopped half way down jarring him.

Operating scoop pulling tool car had hand out of scoop deck backing up smashing hand between scoop and material (rock and coal)laying on the bottom.

Employee stated that while mounting the fork lift his foot slipped off the third step and he fell to the ground

Another EE was running scoop unloading a new scoop bucket pulled bucket on the ground. EE pulled up to slack the chain, IE stumbled in front of scoop that EE was running mashing IE leg in between the buckets.

Employee was cleaning #5 heading the bottom was busted up scooped middle and right side was backing up out of heading to clean left side. Ran over a piece of rock scoop landed real hard putting head into canopy and sent sharp pain down into lower back and left leg.

Employee stated that while driving the coal truck he reached over to adjust the radio and drove into the ditch

Employee stated that while operating the shuttle car, he hit a hole in the roadway and bumped his head against the canopy.

EE was hauling coal from surface mine in tractor trailer turned the truck over on it's side rounding Gator Bowl Curve.

EE stated that while operating a red ride, he ran it into a table located outby the face area, injuring his hand (started missing work on 4/5/11).

Employee stated that while traveling up the ramp with a load of rock, the truck leaned back and he injured his shoulder.

EE stated that while he was moving a rail ride he got his leg pinched between the ride he was moving and another ride.

Employee stated that while operating a rock truck, he hit a hole in the roadway injuring his back.

Employee stated that while going up grade in loaded coal truck, he missed a gear, the truck rolled backward into a ditch, turned over on its side.

EE stated that while hauling a load of coal to the prep plant, he hit a hole in the roadway, injuring his back.

Employee stated that while comming off the drill bench, the powder truck went in a ditch & came out and hit a dozer.

While traveling around sap tank curve, EE lost control of the truck and ran the truck into a ditch.

EE stated, that while operating the rock truck he hit a rough place in the road, jarring him.

Wrecked manbus and he hit his right hand on the batteries while trying to catch himself. this accident was reported to me on 8/21/08 that why (late sending this reported in)

While driving an 18 wheeler hauling coal to the tipple the driver turned the truck over on the passenger side of the truck. Coming out of the Amos Run curve of Copley Trace haul road.

Employee stated that while operating the loader he felt a sharp pain in his lower back.

Driver stated while going down hill, brakes were good, then half way down air pressure dropped, engine started to overcue and he drove it into the ditch.

Driver was dumping coal truck. The hoist assembly at the top busted metal out and the trailer bed fell back down onto the frame of the trailer.

While operating the shuttle car, he ran over an object in the roadway and bounced into the canopy injuring his head and neck.

Driver stated while going down belt line steep the engine brake acted like it working & sounded like it.But it would not hold the coal trk back and it started to speed away so he drove it to the escape ramp and entered the escape ramp.

EE stated that while operating a rock truck, he hit a hole in the roadway, jarring his back. Started missing on 3/15/07.

While driving along haul road a piece of gravel flew from tire, hit the mirror and busted the glass. A piece of glass hit the driver in the eye.

Driver stated while going thru the roller coaster dip the transmission started making a clicking noise. So he down shifted and the truck rolled backward into the ditch and caused the truck to turn over on the passenger side.

Employee stated that while operating the 95 Kamatsu end-loader, he backed over the berm and turned it over on it's side.

Turned on golf cart, hit a rock and went under belt.

Driver stated that as he came into curve truck started to turn and slide coming into and while trying, to go around the curve like the Jake Brake was shoving him as it kicked in.

Employee stated that while rounding the Gator Bowl curve the truck slid and turned over on its side.

EMPLOYEE STATED WHILE GOING THROUGH THE OLIVER LUCK DIP HE FELT THE REAR END OF THE TRUCK SLIDE TO THE LEFT AND THE TRUCK TURNED OVER ON IT'S DRIVER SIDE.

Employee stated that while operating shuttle car, he had his hand on the canopy when he turned a corner and scraped the rib with his hand.

Employee said the seat bruised his back. I was not informed of this when the cituation occurred.

EMPLOYEE WAS STANDING IN FRONT OF PICKUP TRUCK WHEN THE FOREMAN STARTED THE TRUCK. IT LUNGED FORWARD STRIKING HIM ON THE RIGHT KNEE

Employee stated that while operating shuttle car he hit a hole in the roadway and bumped his head on the canopy.

Section foreman was standing in an entry when a #10SC turned and the cable struck him under the chin causing him to lose consciousness and giving him a severely sore jaw and dizzy head.

OPERATING HAUL TRUCK. GROUND WAS NOT LEVEL WHERE EE WAS DUMPING AND THE TRUCK TURNED OVER.

Employee was a passenger in a Chevy Blazer, when the Blazer left the mine site and onto the portal road the driver noticed two coal trucks parked in the middle of the road, the driver could not stop in time and hit one of the parked coal trucks.

Employee was a passenger in a 1998 Chevy Blazer. When the Blazer left the mine site onto the portal road the driver noticed two coal trucks parked in the middle of the road. The driver could not stop in time and hit one of the parked coal trucks.

EE stated that while operating the endloader he twisted around inthe cab and felt pain in his lower back.

Driver ran over truck in ditch and layed truck over.

Truck hit foot.

Employee stated that while operating the shuttle car he hit a hole in the roadway and bumped his arm and shoulder against the canopy.

DRIVER STATED HE RAN OVER A ROCK WITH A 980G END LOADER & HURT HIS BACK. HE DID NOT REPORT THIS INCIDENT UNTIL 11/05/04.

A 3 WHEELER RIDE RAN INTO EE'S FOOT, ANKLE STRIKING HIM ON THE ANKLE CAUSING IT TO BREAK

EE STATED THAT WHILE TIGHTENING THE BELTS A CHAIN BROKE AND STRUCK HIM IN THE ARM.