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Employee 1 was operating a pickup truck that was being backed up to hook up to a pump so it could be relocated. Affected employee was guiding the truck to align the pintle hitch of the pump. As the trucks bumper and the pintle hitch made contact, employee pinched a finger as they were trying to align the pin that didn't fully seat itself.

Lift of structural beam being made. Miner was inside safe zone upon commencement. Load began to pivot as it came up. Miner placed self in pinch point in an attempt to stop collision between load and separate piece. Load impacted miner and piece at same time.

Miner was raising a loaded bucket of dirt while inching forward, front right tire sank into ground. The operator quickly lowered the bucket to avoid tipping and when bucket struck ground, the machine rocked the operator forward, causing the operator to strike the windshield with head. Operator was not wearing seatbelt at time of event as per federal and company regulations.

Miner was starting shift and traveling to work area on the dragline bench with company pickup. EE slid into a parked grader with tail lights on, on a well-lit bench. Miner struck EE's face on steering wheel required 2 sutures on in chin one in lip. Miner was permanently suspended due to violating policies.

Dozer Operator was stuck. Cat 426 was operator went assist in removing the extraction cable from Dozer 425. 530 scraper was connected Dozer 425. Operator of 425 went to help disconnect cable. 426 operator got between the cable and the dozer blade. Scraper operator 530 started to drive away. Miscommunication between operator and Supervisor.

Kress driving west, pickup was headed east the intersection headed south, speeds reduced due to blowing snow. Kress operator failed to fully yield. The contractor did not yield to mobile equipment, the pickup struck the rear duel. Called for assistance and the contractor got out of his pickup and waited for the supervisor. Contractor received a bruise from his seatbelt.

The injuries occurred when the scraper operator struck a 1'-10" drainage ditch bouncing the back of the scraper. The operator was able to complete the shift that day. The next day the operator had bruised rt. and lt elbows and soreness in the lower back and hips.

EE WAS LOADING AN OIL BARREL ONTO THE DRAGLINE WITH AN OVERHEAD CRANE & REACHED OUT TO PULL THE BARREL INSIDE THE DRAGLINE FROM THE CRANE & STRAINED LOWER BACK.

THE DRIVER POSITIONED HIS TRUCK IN THE PIT TO BE LOADER, AND REACHED OVER TO THE DASH TO GET HIS LOAD COUNT REPORT AS THE LOADER WAS APPROACHINGTHE TRUCK TO DUMP THE BUCKET WITHT HE LOADER. THE OPERATOR DROPPED THE BUCKET FULL OF COAL STRIKING THE TOP OF THE BOX CAUSING THE TRUCK TO BOUNCE, RESULTING IN WHIP LASH TO THE TRUCK DRIVER.

EMPLOYEE WAS HAULING CLAY TO FILL A SOFT SPOT IN THE ROAD. HE DROVE OVER A CHUNK OF CLAY TO BREAK IT UP FOR A MOTOR GRADER TO BLADE OUT. AS THE SCRAPER WENT OVER THE CHUNK, IT BOUNCED AND STRE SSED HIS LOWER BACK MUSCLE.

EE WAS FILLING IN A SLOPE WITH DIRT AND RAN OVER A 2' FROZEN CHUNK OF DIRT WITH THE LEFT FRONT TIRE OF HIS SCRAPER. THE SCRAPER TIRE SPUN OFF OF THE CHUNK AND HE STRAINED HIS BACK.

EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING SCRAPER,HAULING DIRT IN A NORMAL MANNER,WITH RIGHT ARM EXTENDED OPERATING THE BOWL CONTROLS.HE FELT PAIN DEVELOP IN HIS ARM AND SHOULDER DURING THE SHIFT.DOCTOR RESTRICT ED HIM FROM OPERATING SCRAPER.HE MAY OPERATE OTHER TYPES OF EQUIPMENT AND DO OTHER WORK,AS LONG AS HE DOESN'T EXTEND HIS RIGHT ARM.

EMPLOYEE WAS CLEANING DIRT FROM SHOP FLOOR WITH SKIDSTEER LOADER.HE TURNED AROUND AND STARTED FORWARD.THE LOADER LURCHED AND EMPLOYEE STRUCK RESTRAINING BAR WITH HIS CHEST.EMPLOYEE WAS WEARING A SEATBELT.

EE WAS OPERATING SCRAPER AND WHILE LOADING IN CUT AREA HE HIT A HOLE WITH THE TIRE, JOLTING THE SCRAPER.

A FORKLIFT WAS GOING TO LIFT A RAIL WHICH WAS ON A 6INX6IN WOOD BLOCK THE FORKLIFT DRIVE INTO A SOFT SPOT IN THE GROUND THEN BACKED UP & REPOSITIONED HE DROVE IN & HIT THE RAIL PUSHING IT OFF THE BLOCK & ONTO THE SUPERVISORS STEEL TOED BOOTHE NEVER WENT TO A DOC UNTIL APRIL 28 & FOUND A SMALL FRACTURE

EMPLOYEE WAS RIPPING FROZEN GROUND WITH A D-10 CAT AND BOUNCING OVER FROZEN DIRT CHUNKS. HE STATED PAIN IN HIS BACK PRGRESSED AS THE NIGHT WENT ON. EMPLOYEE CALLED IN SICK THE NEXT MORNING. IT WAS NOT UNTIL JANUARY 24 HE CALLED AND REPORTED TO ME HE WAS GOING IN FOR BACK SURGERY MONDYA, JANUARY 27 AND STATED RUNNING CAT ON JANUARY 7 WAS THE CAUSE OF HS BACK PROBLEM. ALSO IN JAN

EMPL OPERATED SCRAPER DURING SHIFT HAULING FROZEN DIRT AND DROVE OVER FROZEN CHUNKS OF DIRT.AT THE END OF SHIFT,HAD A SORE BACK.OFF WORK 12-30,1-2 & 1-3.

EMPL WAS DRIVING 120 COAL HAULER IN PIT BOTTOM & DROVE OVER COAL CHUNK ABOUT 15" IN DIAMETE WITH RIGHT FRONT TIRE OF TRUCK. HE STATED HE SAW CHUNK & TURNED TO MISS IT BUT HIT IT WITH FRONT TIR E.