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Employee was operating FEL loading coal. When moving forward cleaning the floor the loader fantail was struck by the right drivers of a 150 ton coal truck that was positioning to load. The EE was employed by the former mine operator at the time and we received no medical record of inability to work until 4-17-07. First shift missed was 4-6-07.

Employee was driving a coal hauler. He turned on the cab heater, became drowsy, fell alseep, and allowed the truck to veer and strike the berm along the road.

Employee was operating a scraper. The scraper bounced over a chunk of hard material while loading. Employee's upper torso was turned as he looked back at bowl and he twisted/sprained muscles in lower back.

Employee parked the haul truck he was operating to await loading of materials. Loading unit struck box of truck as it approached with the first bucket of material. The impact caused the truck to bounce & the driver was shaken causing a strained shoulder muscle.

ON 7-5-02, EE ALLEGES A BACK INJURY OCCURRED DUE TO THE ALLEGED BOUNCING OF A COAL BELLY DUMP TRUCK THAT HE WAS OPERATING ON THAT SWING SHIFT. EE ALLEGES THAT AS THE SHIFT PROGRESSED THE PAIN IN HIS BACK INCREASED. EE WAS TAKEN OFF OF THE TRUCK AND TRANSPORTED TO THE E.R. EE WAS ABLE TO RETURN TO WORK THE NEXT SHIFT ON LIGHT DUTY. ON 7-15-02 EE WAS GIVEN FULL RELEASE, NO RESTRICT.

CONVEYER BELT 1 WAS NOT NOT RELEASED OF ALL OF THE TENSION BEFORE REMOVING THE BELT CLAMPS IN ORDER TO LOWER THE COUNTER WEIGHT.

EE ALLEGES THAT ON HER 1ST LOAD ON 7-25-00, SHE HIT A HOLE IN THE 30 PIT CAUSING HER TO BOUNCE IN THE SEAT. EE ALLEGES THAT SHE WAS WEARING HER SEATBELT AT THE TIME. EE DID NOT REPORT THIS INC IDENT ON HER TIME CARD NOR DID SHE ADVISE HER SUPERVISOR THAT SHE HAD SUSTAINED AN INJURY UNTIL 1200 NOON ON 7-26-00. EE RECIEVED A RESTRICTED DUTY RELEASE FOR 7-27-00 BUT ON 8-1-00 DR WOULD

EE CLAIMS THAT A LOAD OF OVERBURDEN DROPPED INTO HIS TRUCK DURING THE NORMAL LOADING PROCESS, JARRED HIM AROUND AND CREATED A CRAMP IN HIS NECK.

EE ALLEGES THAT WHILE HAULING PARTING MATERIAL IN PIT3A HIS TRUCK HIT A HOLE AND HIS SEAT DID NOT CUSHION HIM. HE ALLEGES THAT HE FELT A PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK.

EMPLOYEE ALLEGES THAT A FOUL ODOR FROM A POSSIBLE LEAK IN THE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM CAUSED HIM TO FEEL LIGHT-HEADED, CLAMMY SKIN AND MINOR CHEST DISCOMFORTS. EMPLOYEE ALLEGES THAT HE FELT TI RED. EMPLOYEE WAS TAKEN TO THE DOCTOR AND TESTS WERE RAN. NO LEAKS WERE FOUND IN THE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM. WE ARE REPORTING THIS TO WORKMANS COMP AS REQUIRED BUT AT THIS TIME WE AREA UNCER

HEAVY SNOW MOST OT THE DAY. EMPLOYEE WAS GRADING HAUL ROAD, NEXT THING HE KNEE HIS BLADE WAS HIT BY COAL TRUCK. COMPLAINED OF INJURIES TO WHOLE BODY. TAKEN BY AMBULANCE TO HOSPITAL. KEPT OVERN IGHT FOR OBSERVATION AND RELEASED NEXT DAY WITH HEAVY BRUISING AND EXTREMELY SORE. THIS IS A LOST TIME ACCIDENT. MOTOR GRADER WAS COMPLETELY DESTROYED.

HEAVY SNOW MOST OF THE DAY. COAL TRUCK DRIVER WAS HEADED BACK INTO THE PIT, SLID INTO THE DITCH, LOST CONTROL COMING OUT AND RAN INTO THE BLADE.

EMPLOYEE ALLEGES WHILE SERVICINE EQUIPMENT SOMETIME DURING THE SHIFT A SMALL PIECE OF COAL DUST GOT INTO HIS RIGHT EYE THE EMPLOYEE WAS WEARING SAFETY GLASSES AND WAS NOT ABLE TO DETERMINE AT WHAT POINT OR HOW THE PARTICLE ENTERED HIS EYE A COAL DUST PARTICLE WAS REMOVED AND PERSCRIPTION ISSUED.

EMP ALLEGES HE 9ECEIVED A LOWER BACK STRAIN WHILE DRIVING A WABCO COAL TRUCK SOME TIME DURING DAY SHIFT OF 7 18 86 EMP CAN NOT CITE TIME OR PLACE OF ALLEGED INJURY CLAIM WILL BE DENIED UNDER STATE WORKMENS 7OMP PROCEDURES