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Employee had hand on the back of the Scoop bucket when the plow was retracted, causing the employee's finger to become caught. PPE was a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.

Employee was riding to the section on a rubber tire mantrip when EE struck EE's head on the bottom of the overcast. Stated EE was not paying attention. Caused a laceration to EE's left forehead. Employee was seen at Montgomery General Hospital where EE received 5 stitches and was released back to work.

SCALING THE BACK, HOOKED ON A LIP AND JOLTED EMPLOYEE WHEN IT GAVE WAY.

The miner entered the cut area at an inadequate angle while operating a tractor. Their head struck the radio, and arm contacted a screen that shattered the door glass. They reported head pain and scrapes to their right arm, face, and head. Their seatbelt was fastened. The attending physician prescribed medication and one day of rest.

While loading a haul truck, the shovel dipper dropped into the truck bed due to a brake lockup, causing a severe jolt that lifted the truck bed and resulted in neck and upper back strains to the haul truck operator.

Forklift operator was lifting boom of forklift pulling geosynthetics from leach pad while machine was on sloped ground. Center of gravity shifted as boom was lifted and forklift laid over on operator side of machine.

While traveling down a haul road a Haul Truck Operator encountered a rough road causing the operator to be was jostled around. They stated that the event caused pain in their back. The event went reportable on 10/09/2026.

The employee was working as part of the drip crew, assisting in the middle of the field with straightening the drip lines. While an ATV was pulling the drip line across the field, the line caught the employee, causing EE to trip and fall to the ground

While employee was helping hang cable/lifeline to get equipment across the track, the motor moved inby striking the employees foot.

Employee was operating a Stand behind skid steer under a stairway and catwalk area. the employee was backing out with a loaded bucket when it started to bog down and then jerked backwards quickly which caused EE's arm to be caught between the stair way structure and the equipment. this caused some scratches and bruising to the arm and a hairline fracture to the wrist.

Employee was driving a golf cart getting ready to start their examination route. As employee was turning off the belt line, they struck a rib. The employee continued to work until they were taken off from doctor's restrictions on 10/15/2026. The employee has a fracture on their left foot.

Employee was operating a rubber tire loader and while traveling from the shop, hit a bump and felt pain in EE's lower back.

Injured employee was hand feeding an elevator belt over the head pulley in the separator building. The belt moved quicker than the injured employee expected and pinched their left middle finger between the belt and the pulley. Their finger was cut and fingernail was damaged, such that the nail is likely to fall off. An x-ray revealed their fingertip cracked.

EE states that through the course of operating a loader that EE's back became injured.

IE was pushing gob into a crosscut with a scoop. A waterline in the entry was struck by the scoop, and a broken end struck IE in the arm and abdomen as EE operated the scoop from the cab.

Was cleaning with scoop and was hit with piece of waterline.

Haul truck operator was traveling down haul road encountered a rough section of roadway, causing the operator to be jolted and cause the employee to experience back pain. The event reportable 10/06/2026.

Haul truck operator struck a rough spot on the haul road causing back pain. Event went reportable on 10/5/2026.

Haul truck operator was rough loaded, and it later caused the operator to experience back pain. The event went reportable on 10/03/2026.

Employee alleges that operating a haul truck contributed to EE's back pain.

I.E. had just finished dropping tubes when a scoop came around the corner and caught one of the tubes pinching their ankle between two tubes.

While straightening a bent junction box during installation of a head-drive gear case, employee repositioned a crib block inside the box while a GEHL telehandler remained positioned above it. The operator's hardhat fell onto the joystick, lowering the boom/forks unexpectedly and pinching Rick's right thumb. The injury required sutures; no equipment defect was found.

EE was driving on a road at the worksite in a dump truck when they started sliding on the road and they began to lose control of the truck. They then hit a rock wall and went into a 2' gully. The driver was jostled inside the cab as they were not wearing their seat belt as required by the company.

Loaded haul truck was at quarry rail crossing as warning gates lowered. Coal train struck truck. Gate timing and truck movement still under review. Truck No. 061 total loss: 2 locomotives and 5 railcars reportedly derailed. Driver airlifted with reported open left leg fracture and fractured rib.

While operating a haul truck, the operator states that EE drove over a rock or mound of material. The impact caused the truck to jar, which subsequently caused the operator's seat to slam down. EE reported lower back pain. After this EE was taken to get medical service, where EE was diagnosed with muscle strain and put EE under light duty activities until 10/02/2026.

Employee was moving the Brookville tractor driving too close to the rib in slope run around when a rib strap hooked on the canopy post causing stored energy hitting employee in the right ear. Employee received 10 stitches and a full work release.

The employee was troubleshooting a troughing roller on conveyor 7 when EE's hand got caught between the belt and roller. EE received 26 stitches.

EE was located in an intersection when EE was struck by a battery-powered scoop. Following the incident, EE was immediately transported to the surface. EE sustained a posterior dislocation of the left hip with a fracture of the femur ball socket.

Employee alleges EE drove skid steer over rough terrain and jarred back.

Employee drove over a berm and reported pain in their neck and back due to whiplash

ee lost control of haul truck and ran up a berm causing the haul truck to roll onto its side. ee sustained laceration to ear requiring stitches and bruising on leg.

Employee was standing on the toe of a shield while a Scoop was tramming past on the Longwall Tear Down, when employee's foot slipped due to muddy conditions and the Scoop ran over the employees foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.

IP came to work on 09/23/2026 and reported EE was injured on 09/19. They advised IP to dump load. When IP dumped load they had to dig out some of the load. When IP went to drop, the bed of the truck went backwards and hit the berm and out of instinct EE reached out and grabbed the steering wheel and it jarred EE's shoulder.

While hanging utilities in the PUG B decline, a three-person crew used a CAT 1255 Telehandler with an aerial work basket. As the operator backed up, an employee crossed behind the machine to retrieve a band saw. Unseen and in the telehandler's blind spot, the IP was struck by the rear tire, resulting in a broken ankle and separated pelvis.

Riding under belt guarding on a rubber tire ride. Hard hat caught guarding and pulled face up into it

EE was operating a scraper and was going down hill. EE said a plastic bottle got under EE's brake pedal and kept EE from stopping. EE was bounced around in EE's seat and was finally able to lower the scraper bowl to stop the scraper. EE suffered a light abrasion to EE's right shin and soft tissue soreness to EE's back. EE was wearing EE's seatbelt.

A driver was exiting mine site and while exiting the mine lost control of the truck due to traveling too fast down a steep grade. The driver tipped the truck and trailer over while attempting to navigate a tight turn. The driver side window was down and the drivers left arm went out of the window when the truck tipped. EE's left arm had to be amputated just below the elbow.

Employee stated the #4 shuttle car had hooked the continuous miner cable and was dragging it down 7 entry, while trying to stop them the cable pulled across intersection striking their feet causing them to fall to the ground causing fractures to their ankle

EE WAS SPOTTING FOR A FORTLIFT AND DID NOT SEE THE OTHER PALLET AND THE PALLET WAS PUSHED INTO THEIR FOOT PINCHING THEIR FOOT.

While cleaning out the tunnel with the Dingo Skidsteer employee was backing up to dump the spillage when they ran upon a larger stone which caused the machine to shift and push them forward against the machine. Resulting in a fractured rib.

While driving scoop in return, employee ran over block, causing them to jar their body. The pile measured 17" x 18" x 9" tall. They continued to work until October.

While driving a battery golf cart, the toolbox sitting on the back of the cart slid forward and pinned employee to the steering wheel. EE was seen at OA the following day and continued working until 10/9/26 when they were placed off work due to restrictions. The first day missed was on 10/12/2026.

The operator's truck struck a rough section of roadway, resulting in a jolt to the operator's back. The operator later reported experiencing pain related to the incident on 09/14/2026. The incident became recordable/reportable on 10/01/2026.

Strained back while reversing Haul truck to off load sand in stock pile

Employee was driving wheeled front-end loader. Bucket dropped unexpectedly causing employee to strike forehead against windshield of loader. Initially declined medical treatment. Requested medical treatment following day. Diagnosed with concussion without loss of consciousness and cervical strain.

Haul truck hit a pothole in the haul road, which caused the seat to bounce and the employee's ankle was struck by the seat height adjustment knob. Employee was evaluated at local Er with a bruised ankle.

The employee describes feeling back pain while operating EE's loader. During a break, EE asked EE's supervisor for ibuprofen, at which time the supervisor contacted the company's third party medical evaluation service, who recommended that the employee seek in-person medical evaluation at a local clinic.

Truck pulled off from the loading dock causing the forklift to land on the ground on its wheels. No damage to equipment. Employee has back pain and a bruise to left elbow.

While operating a front-end loader, employee bumped their head on the mounted radio inside the cab. The employee was evaluated at their request and released without medical restrictions, but given the following work day off.

A articulated haul truck was dumping a load of fill material when the bed the chain connectors for the bed tailgate snapped off leaving the gate closed. The operator was unaware that the load was not dumping and continued to raise the bed. This caused the weight of the load to shift onto the back of the truck resulting in the cab lifting up and rolling onto its passenger side.