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He was repairing bridges and installing stone in tramway, he twisted his left knee, causing a left MCL strain and derangemant.
The injured tripped over the anchor chains for the belt tailpiece and fell against a belt stand and injured his right shoulder. The injured continued to work till 8/6/09 when he went to the doctor and was diagnosed with a torn rotator cuff. His 1st day off work was 8/7/09
Employee was exiting a truck when he slipped on the running board causing a meniscus tear to the right. ***This is a reoccurance***
Washing down sump with a water hose while standing on a platform. Slipped and fell approx 18" striking back on a crib block and handrail.
Walking on toes of longwall face shields when foot slipped and fell between toes and relay bar. He suffered a fractured fibula.
He stepped from a wooden plank along the stage loader onto a crib that was placed under #1 shield and slipped, causing him to twist his right ankle, creating a right ankle sprain.
He was getting into a pick up truck when his foot slipped on the rocker panel causing him to twist his right knee. He continued to work at his regular duties until 6/16/09 when he was removed from work for a medical miniscus tear of the right knee. (EE started losing time again on 1/14/10 due to increased pain and pending surgery.)
While cleaning the 3A belt head employee tripped over a turnbuckle and fell on a steel beam on his right hand (13 stitches to his index finger)
The injured slipped while walking up steps in the Prep plant. When he caught himself he felt pain in the right shoulder. The injured has had surgery to this same shoulder in 1991. The injured continued to work till 8/26/09 when he had surgery to repair degenerative damage to his right shoulder
While carrying a belt roller to the belt line, employee stumbled on rock and fell down. Roller came down on his right hand. (6 stitches to middle finger and 4 stitches and fracture to the ring finger.
Removing belt structure while standing on a ladder. He fell off and landed on his right side. He continued to work until 5/1/09 at which time it was discovered he had fractured several ribs.
Injured was walking around a diesel mantrip doing a pre-operational inspection and slipped on a piece of coal. He fell and landed on his right hand fracturing it.
He was walking to the mantrip on the #1 bottom when he tripped and fell. He caught himself with his right hand causing a possible fracture to the right wrist.
He was exiting a truck when he slipped on the running board and fell to the ground causing a Meniscus tear to the right knee. He continued to work at his regular duties until 5/13/09 when he was removed for arthroscopic meniscus repair of the right knee.
Injured was walking and stepped in a rut straining right calf muscle.
While walking she tripped over belting. She continued to work but continued to have pain. She was eventually taken off work on 4/6/2009 for surgery to repair a torn meniscus to the right knee.
He was moving out of the way of a belt flapper and he twisted his right causing a strain to the right knee.
He was performing a fire run when he was exiting the clean coal silo he slipped on ice and felt pain in his left knee. He coninued to work at his regular duties but continued have pain. He was removed from work on March 18 2009 for surgery for a torn miniscus. The MRI indicates degenerative changes and patellofemoral joint arthritis. This is Occupation illness MRI result
He was walking along the stage loader slipped in the mud and twisted his left knee. He continued to work at his regular duties but continued to have pain. He was removed from work for surgery to repair a torn miniscus of the left knee on 6/11/09.
Injured was stepping off a ladder and stepped on a piece of concrete block, straining his right ankle. He began missing time on 02/16/2009.
Victim was walking between scoop and rib and tripped on scoop bucket, falling to the mine floor. He broke one tooth off an dloosened two other teeth in the front of his mouth. This is a medical treatment injury.
Walking along side the stage loader, slipped off plank and twisted left ankle causing a sprain to the left ankle.
Getting out of mantrip, operator's compartment, in an area where the track was up high from the mine bottom. As he stepped down, he twisted his lower back. Injured began losing time from work on Friday, January 30, 2009.
Employee was climbing off of powder truck when he stepped on frozen uneven ground causing him to fall on left ankle.
He slipped and fell while walking in mud, twisted right knee causing strain to right knee.
He was carrying hard guarding to install during power move when he stepped in a hole and twisted his left ankle causing a fracture to the left ankle.
Stepped out of truck onto gravel lot at mine site. Slipped and fell - felt back pain.
Employee slipped from backhoe and struck leg.
While employee was going to start the feeder he tripped over a rock and fell hitting his left knee against the feeder. (He did not start missing work until 5/7/2009).
Carrying a ladder from sump to haulage and stepped out of a scoop tire rut in walkway (old workings) and felt pain in left calf.
EE stepped off back of roof bolter to hang bolter cable. While holding onto the bolter with his hand, it slipped and he fell against a pile of strap, cutting his arm.
He was walking along the belt line and stepped in a hole and felt pain in his right knee. Strain of the right knee.
Going to check a shot, slipped on rock pile, hurt right knee.
EE was in the process of blocking supply cars in order to place them back on track after they had derailed. He stood up quickly, causing him to strike his head on the steel beam used to support a ventilation door on the track. This caused him to loose his balance and fall, face first, into his 6 ton motor. Sutures required to close laceration above his right eye.
EE was climbing a set of steps when he fell causing a rupture to the quarraceps tendon of the right leg. He was scheduled for surgery on 9/17/08.
Employee slipped on scaffolding pick, grabbing beam with right hand to regain balance injuring his right shoulder. He was tied off.
EE originally reported as not sure where the knee injury occurred & turned it in on insurance. He later was asked by the knee specialist if it could have happened at work & ee said it could have. He remembered some pain in knee as he exited his Uni-Hauler once. Since no one can determine the event, we wish to revise this report to remove the LTA.
At the time of the incident the tech was installing an oil filter base on a CAT 793 truck. As the tech was starting the first bolt the ladder he was standing on partially folded up causing him to quickly step off the ladder. On the way off the ladder the tech's left hand was caught between the fill tube and the filter housing and lacerated.
EE felt pain in his right knee when exiting a motor. This occurred on 9/2/08. He continued to work at his regular duties, but continued to have pain. He eventually was removed from work for surgery to repair a meniscus tear of the right knee on 10/23/08.
He was walking to his work site, stepped in a hole and felt pain in left knee. He continued to work at his regular duties but continued to have pain. He went to a physician and was removed for surgery on 11/20/2008 to repair a tear of the medial meniscus.
The injured said he twisted his knee slightly while walking. He then twisted it again while stepping off an offset, causing him to fall backwards. Upon a doctor's exam it revealed degeneration of the medial and lateral compartments of the left knee. The injured suffered pain from an occupational illness. The injured's first missed day was 8/13/2008.
He was carrying a compressed gas cylinder and caught his left foot on a rail, twisting left knee. Injured continued to work for 16 weeks. A physician diagnosed degeneration in his left knee. He began losing time from work for surgery on 11/26/2008.
While carrying belt structure to track entry, EE got his foot stuck in mud and twisted his back.
Carrying a bag of rockdust and he stepped into a hole and felt pain in his left knee. He continued to work at his regular duties, but continued to have pain. He eventually went to a physician and was diagnosed with severe degenerative joint disease. This is occupational illness due to repeated trauma. He was removed from work on 9/12/2008.
Employee was walking and tripped over hole in mine. He slipped and sprained his knee.
During set up for repairs to a 4100 shovel, employee stepped off of the 24" high cribbing ramp onto scorio pad. He twisted his left knee as he stepped onto the loose scorio.
Employee was installing a 40 ft long - 6" diameter alum. pipe across length of sump. He was raising one end of pipe to top of high wall in sump, while he was standing on loose rock that was wet. His foot slid and he received a slight muscle sprain to his neck muscle.
Carrying tool bags down beltline, he stepped in a hole and twisted his left knee.
EE was operating , tripped over relay bar and fell striking his left should against the next relay bar, causing a contusion to the left shoulder.
He was walking along the cm when he fell and hit his knee on the mine floor causing a contusion to the left knee. He continued to work under restricted work.