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DRIVING ROCKTRUCK ON SURFACE HAUL ROAD, SAYS HE DROVE THROUGH A DIP IN ROAD CAUSING PAIN TO HIS BACK.

WAS TRAMMING FROM RECLAMATION SITE OF WORK ON ANOTHER COMPANY PERMIT WHEN HE TURNED ABRUPTLY AND LOST CONTROL. WENT INTO CREEK, BUMPING HIS HEAD CAUSING A BUMP ON HIS HEAD.

ROCK LOADER OPERATOR WAS LOADING ROCK INTO TRUCK EE WAS IN TO BE LOADED WHEN A LARGE ROCK DROPPED OUT LANDING IN HIS EMPTY BED CAUSING THE ROCK TRUCK TO JAR HIM KNOCKING HIS HEAD INTO THE RIGH T DOOR WINDOW. THE FOLLOWING MORNING BACK OF NECCK STIFF. WENT TO HOSPITAL 2-22-01 FOR CHECKUP. RETURNED TO WORK 2-23-02. NO RESTRICTED ACTIVITY

EE INFORMED THE SUPERVISOR ON 7-30-98 THAT HIS BACK STARTED TO HURT ON 7-25-98 WHILE DRIVING HIS ROCK TRUCK. HE LEFT WORK EARLY ON 7-30-98 TO GO TO SEE A DR. EE STATED THAT HE DID NOT KNOW HOW HE WAS INJURED.

WHILE ENTERING BLIND CURVE, THE OPERATORS OF BOTH SURFACE HAULAGE VECHILE KEYED MICPROPONES AT THE SAME TIME THUS PREVENTING EITHER DRIVER FROM HEARING THE LOCATION OF THE OTHER AND RESULTING IN A COLLISION.

EMP WAS TAKING A LOAD OF COAL TO THE TIPPLE WHENHE EITHER FELL ASLEEP OF BLACKED OUT AND RAN THETRUCK INTO A 1 1/2' DITCH. ROADWAY WAS LEVEL WITH NO MUD OR DUST AND NO OTHER TRAFFIC ON ROAD AT THAT TIME. EMP DID NOT COMPLAIN OF PAIN OR INJURY. TRUCK DID NOT TURN OVER.

DRIVER ALLEGS THAT A LUMP OF COAL FELL FROM A PASSING TRUCK & HIT HIM ON THE HEAD.

EMPLOYEE WAS DRIVING TRUCK WHENSEAT BROKE WHICH ACTIVATED BACK PAIN.

EMPLOYEE WAS TRAVELING ON ATV WHEN ENTERING A CURVE; THE ATV AT THIS TIME OVERTURNED ON EMPLOYEE.