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EE operating a Volco L150C front-end loader scooped up a bucket of ore, drove to hopper. As he drove a 1' x 3' chunk of ore fell out of bucket, EE drove over the chunk causing the EE to bounce in cab of front-end loader, causing the neck injury.

Employee was being loaded by a 922 Cat in a Cat D-30-D Haul Truck when large chunk shook truck, emp's strain his neck and upper back.

Emp. claims rough haulage roads, hit potholes going to No. 1 Mine crusher. Emp. called in on Thursday, September 30 with Dr.'s slip taking him off work for one week.

DRIVING #21 CAT 922 FRONT END LOADER, EE BOUNCING AROUND CAB OF 922 FELT PAIN TO NECK. EE SAW A DR. IN ER ON 8/10/02. DR. TOOK EE OFF WORK TILL 8/19/02.

EE WAS TAKING A LOAD OF CRUSHED ROAD DOWN TO 6 BENCH WHERE ROAD WORK WAS TAKING PLACE. ON THE WAY DOWN THE FOOTWALL ROAD EE WAS IN 2ND GEAR AND THE RETARDER WAS ON WHEN HE MADE THE FAST CORNER ON THE FOOTWALL ROAD ON 5 BENCH. THE EE ATTEMPTTO SHIFT DOWN INTO 1ST GEAR, BUT THE TRANSMISSION DID NOT ENGAGE OR JUST LIKE BEING IN NEUTRAL LETTING HIM FREE WHEEL PAST 6 BENCH TOWARD 7 BENC

UNKNOWN--EE SENT SLIPS FRO DR. STATING"OLD COMPRESSION T3 AGGRAVATED BY USE OF LOAD (THORACIC SPINE) OUT OF WORK TILL SUNDAY, 4-11-97."

EMP WAS OPERATING #5 CAT 966C FRONT END LOADER CLEANING ROADS WHEN HE FELT PAIN TO LOWER BACK.

WHEN PULLING BROKEN BAGS OFF CONVEYOR, EMPLOYEE GOT HAND CAUGHT UNDER CONVEYOR BELT. BECAUSE OF A SHIPMENT OF BAD 325 BAGS, THAT WERE BREAKING, WE HAD TO HAVE A MAN HELP BAGS ALONG CONVEYOR.

EMPLOYEE WAS MUCKING WASTE WITH #6 966D FRONTEND LOADER ON 617-1 BENCH WORKING PILE WITH BUCKET WHILE BACKING OUT WITH FULL BUCKET THE HIGHWALL TO HIS RT GAVE WAY IMPACTING & COVERING THE FRON T OF THE LOADER

EIMCO WAS TURNING HARD EE WAS STRAINING TRYING TO TURN IT AND FELT PAIN IN LOWER BACK.

59436ING MUCK AT 900-M9-X-CUT WHEN ORE CHUNK ROLLED OUT OF X-CUT STRIKING EMPLOYEE ON LEFF KNEE AND RIGHT SHIN.

WHILE MUCKING BOTTOM ON UNEVEN LOADER JARRED EE RUNNING THRU HOLES.

INJURED WAS STANDING AT THE END OF THE PACKER CONVEYOR WHEN A BAG OF VANSIL ROLLED DOWN CONVEYOR STRIKING INJURED ON LEFT KNEE.

INJURED WAS DRIVING FRONTEND LAODER FROM NO. 1 MINE TO NO. 2 MINE ONT HE HAULAGE ROAD, WHEN THE LOADER STRUCK A BUMP IN THE ROAD, CUASING LOW BACK PAIN.

INJURED WAS DRIVING DUMP TRUCK UP AN INCLINE ROADWAY, WEHN THE FRONT OF THE TRUCK RAISED UP AND THEN CAME BACK DOWN, FORCING INJUREDS FACE INTO STEERING WHEEL.

INJ OPERATING UG LOCOMOTIVE COMING FROM 500-16 STOPE HE TURNED AROUND TO VISUALLY CHECK CARS BEHIND HIM THEN TURNED TO LOOK AHEAD STRUCK OVERHEAD RAMP WITH HEAD.STARTED LOST TIME 10-24-89.

INJURED WAS HELPING CHANGE BUCKET OVER TO THE ROCK BREAKER. WHILE LINING UP THE MAIN BOOM TO PUT THE PIN IN, THE MECHINIC SIGNELED THE OPERATOR TO RAISE THE BOOM. THE INJURED STRUCK HIS FING ERS IN THE PIN HOLE FORM SOME UNKNOWN REASON.

INJURED CLAIMS 2E WAS HAVING HIS TRUCK LOADED WITH WASTE ROCK,WHEN A LARGE CHUNK SLIPPED FROM THE LOADER BUCKET JARRED HIS TRUCK.

INJURED CLAIMS HE WAS HAVING HIS TRUCK LOADED WITH WASTE ROCK, WHEN A LARGE CHUNK SLIPPED FROM THE LOADER BUCKET JARRING HIS TRUCK.

INJURED CLAIMS 2E WA DIGGING INTO THE HIGH KU ORE PILE WITH THE 790 JOHN DEERE BACKHOE WHEN A LARGE FROZEN CHUNK ROLLED DOWN STOCKPILE AND STRUCK RIGHT SIDE OF THE BACKHOE CAB, BREAKING SIDE G LASS AND WINDSH3ELD.

FELT PAIN IN CE9VICAL AREA-OPERATING DUMP LEVER ON TRUCK CAUSED INJURY.

CO TRUCK DRIVER WAS ON RETURN TRIP FROM #3 MILL TO #4 MINE LOCATED IN HARRISVILLE AT A POINT APPROX 2 MILES SOUTH OF #1 MINE BALMAT ON A FLAT STRAIGHT-STRETCH OF ROAD RUST WAS SUDDENLY CONFRON TED WITH A DEER CROSSING IN FRONT OF THE TRUCK THE DRIVER TRIED TO AVOID HITTING THE DEER BY STEERING TO THE LEFT AND APPLYING HIS BREAK ROAD CONDITION AT THE TIME OF THE ACCIDENT WAS WE

NO.4 MINE,CRUSHER RAMP AREA HE EMPTIED THE 951 TRAXCAVATOR BUCKET FULL OF ORE INTO THE CRUSHER FEEDER PAN AND DURING BACK DOWN ON RAMP, THE TRAXCAVATOR RAN OVER A CHUNK OF SPILLED ORE. WHEN TH E MACHINE\S TRAVEL TRACK OVERBALANCED ON THE CHUNK, THE OPERATOR\S NECK WAS JOLTED DUE TO THE SUDDEN MOTION. HE WAS EXAMINED BY JAY B. SIGEL, MD IN THE E.J. NOBEL HOSPTIAL EMERGENCY ROOM WHO