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Miner was loading muck pile with Cat 992G loader. Discovered a "toe" under the muck pile and was using loader to break out "toe". Drove loader into an area of "toe" that refused to move causing a very sudden and abrupt stop. This lurched the miner in his seat causing an acute neck and upper back strain.

Miner operating a wheel loader dropped front tire into a mud filled depression causing machine to bounce.This resulted in a low back and neck strain. Was first notified of incident on 11-8-2010. Originally treated with Ibuprofen and muscle relaxer. After further diagnostics, it was determined on 12-10-2010 that physical therapy was needed.

Miner was sitting in cab of haul truck being loaded with wheel loader. The load in the bucket was extremely wet and released from bucket as a large mass causing truck to jerk and rock excessively. This resulted in an acute right mid-back strain.

Miner was operating a wheel loader. When he exited the loader cab he noticed pain in his lower right back. Can't pin pain down to any one single event. He was diagnosed with an acute low back strain.

Miner was operating haul truck approaching a curve when another operator of a haul truck approaching curve from the opposite direction failed to maintain control of his truck and skidded sideways in front of vehicle striking the cab with left rear of truck bed entrapping original miner and causing a broken leg.

Miner was washing pad under a conveyor that had choked up. Another miner up on the conveyor threw off a softball sized rock and struck other miner on hard hat resulting in a contusion to the head.

Miner was working near the edge of a crushing plant bluff in harness and lanyard tied off to an air compressor. Compressor was still attached to a pickup. Another miner moved the pickup and compressor pulling injured miner approx. 12 feet causing a wrist sprain and elbow contusion. All miners in quarry have since been retrained in workplace exam and tie-off procedures.

Reached around behind seat to check a cab heater fan shroud that was making noise and came in contact with fan blade resulting in laceration and fracture of middle finger.

Employee was preforming in hole service, a Mine employee was running the controls to an overhead discharge auger and hit the Dyno employee in the back causing the employee to fall to the ground.

PURCHASING SUPERVISOR WAS DIRECTING A LOADER OPERATOR TO UNLOAD A ROLL OF 48" WIDE CONVEYOR BELTING. THE ROLL WAS SUSPENDED WITH A CHAIN FROM THE BUCKET TEETH AND AS THE ROLL WAS PLACED ON THE GROUND THE CHAIN WENT SLACK. INJURED EE REACHED BETWEEN THE BUCKET & THE ROLL OF CONVEYOR BELTING PINCH POINT WITH HIS RT.HAND & SUSTAINED A CRUSHING INJURY TO HIS HAND. SMALL FRACTURES.

EE WAS HAULING OVERBURDEN MATERIAL THRU THE PIT TO THE RECLAMATION AREA AND LOST CONTROL OF THE ARTICULATED, 40 TON HAUL TRUCK. THE TRUCK JACKKNIFED AND OVERTURNED COMPLETELY. THE EE SUSTAINED A MINOR FRACTURE TO HIS LEFT HAND AND RING FINGER.

EE WAS OPERATING A FRONT END LOADER CLEANING UP BLASTED ROCK TO BE LOADED BY ANOTHER LOADER. HE STRUCK A SOLID SHELF OF ROCK IN THE MUCK PILE WITH THE BUCKET & STRAINED HIS LOWER BACK.

THIS INJURY IS AN AGGREVATION OF A PREVIOUS INJURY. EE WAS OPERATING A LOADER WITH A SEAT CONFIGURED DIFFERENTLY FROM HIS REGULAR LOADER. HIS LOWER BACK PAIN PROGRESSIVELY INCREASED UNTIL 6-30 -00, AND WE SENT HIM TO THE DR'S OFFICE FOR PAINRELIEF AND PHYSICAL THERAPY. HE MISSED THREE DAYS AND RETURNED TO FULL DUTY ON 6-28-00.

EE WAS DRIVING A VERY LARGE LOADER CAT 992 C TO A STOCKPILE AND HIT A BUMP. HE WRENCHED HIS BACK AND RUPTURED A LUMBAR DISC.

AS EE WAS DRIVING DOWN THE HAUL ROAD, A SMALL ROCK FLEW UP FROM THE HAUL ROAD AND HIT HIM IN THE LEFT EYE. THE RESULTING CONJUNTOVAL IRRITATION KEP EE FROM WORKING FOR A DAY.

EE WAS MOVING A WIRE TO THE UPSTREAM SIDE OF THE SHEAVE AT THE HEAD OF THE CENTER RAMP & THE WIRE TIGHTENED UNEXPECTEDLY & CAUGHT HIS LEFT LITTLE & RING FINGERS BETWEEN THE WIRE & THE SHEAVE. THE VERY END OF THE LITTLE FINGER WAS AMPUTATED & EXTENSIVE DAMAGE TO LEFT RING FINGER.

HE WAS LEAVING THE PROPERTY AT THE END OF THE SHIFT AND REMEMBERED THAT HE HAD LEFT THE COMPRESSOR ON IN THE PUMPHOUSE. HE DROVE HIS PERSONAL VEHICLE ACROSS A SHALLOW DITCH RATHER THAN USING T HE WALKWAY AND GOT STUCK. AS HE DROVE THE VEHICLE IN REVERSE, HE STRUCK A SUPPORT BEAM AND JARRED HIS NECK SLIGHTLY. HIS NECK BOTHERED HIM SOMEWHAT AND HE WAS DIAGNOSED WITH AN ACUTE CERVICAL

PICKUP TRUCK HIT A BUMP IN THE ROAD BOUNCING EE FROM SEATED POSITION, AND SUFFERED MINOR LUMBAR AND CERVICAL STRAIN.

EMP WAS CLEANING UP AROUND PHASE I WITH A SKID LOADER, AND STRUCK SOMETHING SOLID THROWING HIM FORWARS IN THE CAB AND HIT THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS HEAD ONT HE IGNITION KEY RESULTING IN A 5CM LACER ATION REQUIRING 5 STAPLES (METAL SUTURES).

HAUL TRUCK WAS RUNNING OUT OF FUEL AND EE ATTEMPTED TO TURN THE TRUCK AROUND INTO THE FUELING STATION. THE TRUCK VEERED SOUTH AND EE GRABBED STEERING WHEEL, AS THE TRUCK WENT INTO THE DITCH TH E STEERING WHEEL JERKED AND REINJURED HIS LEFT SHOULDER.

EE WAS DRIVING A TRUCK ON THE FLOOR OF LEDGE #6 & HIT A POT HOLE WHEN THE DRIVER SEAT SUSPENSION COLLAPSED & HIS LOWERSPINAL AREA GAVE HIM PAIN

EE AND COWORKER FINISHED THE SECOND SHOT, TRAVELED TO THE THIRD SHOT WITH THE TOOL TRUCK AND BLASTING PROTECTION TRAILER, MOVED TRAILER INTO POSITION FOR THIRD SHOT. COWORKER THEN UNHOOKED THE TRAILER AND LEFT AREA. EE THEN STEPPED INTO THETRAILER, HIS ADDITIONAL WT. CAUSED THE TRAILER TO TIP OVER ON TOP OF HIM, PINNING HIM BETWEEN THE DOOR AND THE GROUND.

DRIVING A TRUCK ON ROUGH ROAD.

EE WAS WORKING WITH A CREW AT THE RIP RAP STACKER BELT. THE ELT HAD STIPPED AND PLUGGED UP DUE TO A WORN DRIVE GEAR. IN THE PROCESS OF CLEANING AND RESTARTING THE BELT, A ROCK FELL OFF AND HIT EE ON THE HARDHAT AS HE WAS WALKING BELOW THE CONVEYOR.

THE EE WAS TRYING TO WARM HIS HAND BY THE CAB HEATER. HE GOT THE MIDDLE FINGER ON HIS RIGHT HAND CAUGHT IN THE HEATER FAN BLADE.

EMPLOYEE WAS GOING UP HILL IN LOADER EMPLOYEE STAES THAT THE TRANSMISSION WAS NO FUNCTIONING PROPERLY TRANSMISSION DID NOT KICK IN RT A WAY & WHEN IT DID EMPLOYEE WAS JERKED ABOUT EMPLOYEE DID NOT THINK ANYTHING HAD BEEN INJURED BUT STATES HIS NECK BEGAN TO GIVE HIM PROBLEMS LATER IN THE EVENING REC'D DR REPORT ON 080189 TO DETERMINE WHETHER THIS WAS A NEW INJURY OR A REOCCURRANCE

SCRAPER DOOR CAME OPEN AND WHILE REACHING TO SHUT DOOR,SCRAPER HIT SERIES OF BUMPS IN ROAD CAUSING EMPL TO GO FORWARD AND HIT STEERING WHEEL ON LEFT SIDE OF RIB CAGE.

ROCK FROM LEDGE #4 FELL AND HIT ANOTHER ROCK.A CHIP FROM THE ROLLING ROCK FLEW INSIDE THE TRUCK WINDOW AND HIT THE EMPLOYEE IN THE JAW.

EMPLOYEE WAS HE5PING ANOTHER EMPLOYEE TO LOAD UP SOME SUPPLIES THAT WAS SITTING ON THE RAMP BARGE THAT HE WAS OPERATING. AT THE SAME TIME, A WELDER HAD PULLED ONTO THE RAMP TO REPAIR THE NEXT BARGE THAT WAS3TO BE LOADED. WHEN HE FINISHED HIS REPAIRS, THE WELDER GOT INTO HIS TRUCK AND STARTED TO BACK UP, NOT KNOWING THAT I NAME THE RAMP OPERATOR WAS BEHIND HIM LOADING SUPPLIES. HE

EMPLOYEE WAS ON3LOADED BARGE NEXT TO CENTER RAMP THEY HAD JUST FINISHED LOADING THIS BARGE EMPLOYEE WAS ASKED BY WINCH OPERATOR TO STICK BARGE FOR MEASUREMENTS AS EMPLOYEE REACHED DOWN WITH ST ICKING POLE TO 4EASURE BARGE SAID BARGE SWUNG IN TOWARD CENTER RAMP AND CAUGHT THE EMPLOYEES RING FINGER LEFT HAND BETWEEN THE LOADED BARGE AND THE CENTER RAMP

EMPL BREAKING R2CK WITH LOADER THAT HAS ROCK BREAKER ATTACHMENT .ROCK HIT FRONT GLASS,BREAKING B/ GLASS AND HITTING EMPL IN MOUTTH.

EMP CLAIMS 245 8HOVEL OPERATOR DROPPED A BIG ROCK TOOHARD IN TRUCK BED OF THE TRUCK HE WAS DRIVING EMP CLAIMS HE WAS JARRED BY THE LOADING OF THIS ROCK EMP DID NOT REPORT TO SUPERVISOR AS AN I INJURY HE CAME 3N AT LUNCH AND SAID HE WAS GOING HOME SICK THIS CLAIM IS UNDER INVESTIGATION BY INSURANCE CO AS TO WHETHER IT IS VALID I AM SUBMITTING THIS CLAIM UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES ONLY BECA

I NAME WAS SETT3NG UP HIS WELDING EQUIPMENT TO START REPAIRS ON THE 7 FT. CONE CRUSHER AT PHASE III AT THE SAME TIME II NAME ALONG WITH A HILIFT OPERATOR WAS RESETTING CONVEYOR ON PHASE III. T HE SHEAVE IN TH9 PULLEY. HE WAS USING TO PULL THE CONEYOR, CAME APART, RECOCHET OFF THE CONEYOR ABOUT 60 FT. AND HIT HIS IN THE STOMACH.

EMPLOYEE WAS STANDING OUTSIDE HIS TRUCK WITH ARM DRAPED OVER DOOR. AS HE STEPPED BACK INTO HIS TRUCK, HIS FOOT HIT THE LEVER THAT LOWERS THE TRUCK BED. EMPLOYEE THOUGH TRUCK BED WAS COMPLETELY

EMP WAS HAULING ROCK TO THE ROAD ON STRIPPING AREA THAT HAD BEEN WASHED OUT FROM RAINS THE NIGHT BEFORE TRUCK HIT SOFT SPOT IN THE ROAD AND TRUCK LAID OVER ON ITS SIDE