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The employee attempted to stop a stack of roof mesh from tipping over. He tripped getting out of the way and the mesh struck him as he was on the mine floor.
EE STATED THAT AS HE STEPPED DOWN FROM THE SKID STEER LOADER HE TWISTED HIS ANKLE BY STEPPING ON ROCKS OR COAL.
EE WAS CHANGING A SIDE SEALING PLATE ON A SHIELD. THERE WAS A BOLT IN THE GUIDE PIN HOLDING THE SCALING PLATE FELL OFF TO THE GROUND AND EE FELL ON TOP OF THE SCALING PLATE.
REACHING TO WELD OVERHEAD WHEN LADDER SHIFTED CAUSING EE TO FALL. WAS STANDING ON 3RD STEP REACHING TO THE RIGHT WHEN LADDER FELL TO THE LEFT. EE FELL APPROX 3' TO GROUND LEVEL WHERE CONVEYOR ROLLER WAS SETTING.
THE EE STATES THAT AS HE STEPPED OFF OF THEROOF BOLTER, HE STEPPED ON A LUMP OF COAL AND TWISTED HIS ANKLE.
THE EE STATED THAT AS HE STEPPED OUT OF HIS RAMCAR, HE TWISTED HIS ANKLE.
CRANE OPERATOR SLIPPED WHILE CLIMBING OFF OF CRANE.
EE STATES THAT A CRIB BLOCK STEP ROLLED OUT FROMUNDER HIM AS HE STEPPED ON IT
THE EE STATES THAT AS HE CARRIED A CRIB BLOCK HE TWISTED HIS RIGHT ANKLE.
THE EMPLOYEE STATES THAT AS HE STEPPED OFF OF THE BOBCAT BUCKET, HE STEPPED INTO A HOLE AND INJURED HIS RIGHT ANKLE.
WORKING ON AN ELEVATED PLATFORM. PLANKS ON PLATFORM SHIFTED AND WORKER FELL APPROX. 14 FEET, LANDING ON BACK ON CONCRETE FLOOR.
THE EMPLOYEE STATES THAT HE WENT THROUGH A MANDOOR IN A STOPPING AND PUT HIS RIGHT FOOT ON A PIECE OF COAL AND WENT THROUGH THE DOOR. THE PIECE OF COAL SHIFTED FROM UNDER HIM. THE EMPLOYEE FEL L ON RIGHT LEG. THE X-RAYS REVEALED A BREAK ON RIGHT ANKLE.
EMP STATES THAT HE WAS IN LOADER BUCKET HELPING TO HANG A FAN WHEN HE LOST HIS BALANCE AND FELL. HE STATES THAT HE STRUCK HIS RIGHT ELBOW ONTHE BUCKET WHEN HE FELL. THE DR SAYS THAT HE CHIPPED A BONE IN HIS ELBOW.
THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING HANG 7200 CABLE THE CABLE WAS CLOSE TO A 7200 SPLICE BOX AND THE WEIGHT OF THE BOX AND CABLE CAUSED THE INJURED TO LOOSE HIS BALANCE AND HIS RIGHT KNEE CAP WAS DISLOCATED AND HAD LIGAMENT DAMAGE.
EE STATES THAT HE WAS WALKING TO THE LUNCH ROOM WHEN HE STEPPED INTO A HOLE. HE STATES THAT THE STEP DOWN WAS 18" OR SO. HE STATES THAT STEPPING INTO THE HOLE CAUSED HIM TO TURN HIS BACK AT AN UNUSUAL ANGLE. HE ALSO TWISTED HIS LEFT KNEE WHEN HE STEPPED INTO THE HOLE.
THE EE STATES THAT THE LADDER TWISTED WHILE HE WAS CLIMBING UP TO PLASTER KENEDY PANEL, CAUSING HIM TO FALL APPROX. THREE STEPS EE STATES THAT HE TWISTED HIS RIGHT ANKLE.
THE EMPLOYEE STATES THAT WHEN HE STEPPED OUT OF THE BUGGY, HIS FOOT BECAME WEDGED BETWEEN TWO CRIB BLOCKS AND HE TWISTED HIS FOOT. HE REPORTS THAT HE HAS TORN THE LIGAMENTS IN FOOT.
THE EMPLOYEE STATES THAT HE WAS STEPPING OFF OF TH BOBCAT ONTO THE GROUND AND TWISTED HIS ANKLE. EE STATES THAT HIS RIGHT ANKLE WAS SPRAINED AND THERE WERE LEGIMENTS TORN.
EE WAS GOING DOWN A STAIRWAY WHEN HIS LEFT KNEE GAVE OUT ON HIM. THERE WERE NO TRIPPING HAZARDS; HOWEVER, THE STAIRWAY WAS WET FROM WASHING THEM DOWN AND ICE WAS STARTING TO FORM.
ON 12/13/96 THE EE STEPPED BACKWARDS AND SLIPPEDOFF OF THE BOLTER PLATFORM. AS HE FELL HE STRUCKTHE BOLTING TRAY WITH HIS LEFT ELBOW. HE REPORTED THE INCIDENT TO HIS BOSS, BUT HE DID NOT GO TO THE DR. THE ELBOW KEPT BOTHERING HIM, SO HE WENT TO THE DR ON 1/6/97. HE MISSED WORK ON THE 6TH, BUT WAS BACK TO WORK ON THE 7TH
EMP WAS IN PROCESS OF CONDUCTING A WEEKLY EXAMINATION. EMP WAS WALKING OVER A SUPPORTED ROOF FALL, AND AS HE WAS WALKING DOWN LOOSE ROOF FALL MATERIAL, STEPPED ON PIECE OF ROCK THAT MOVED UNDE R HIS FOOT. MOVEMENT CAUSED EMP TO TWIST RT KNEE
EE STATES THAT HE WAS SLIDING A 24" VENT TUBE OVER A SLIDER WHEN HE SLIPPED OR TRIPPED. IN AN EFFORT TO CATCH HIS BALANCE, HE GRABBED THE TUBE. WHEN HE DID, HE STATES THAT HE HEARD HIS RIGHT S HOULDER POP.
EE STATES THAT HE WAS IN THE LOADER BUCKET TAKING DOWN BELT CHAIN WHEN HE LOST HIS BALANCE AND FELL ABOUT 8 FT. HE DID NOT REALIZE THAT HE HAD HURT HIS BACK FOR SEVERAL HOURS. WHEN HIS BAKC ST ARTED HURTING, HE REPORTED THE PAIN TO HIS SUPERVISOR.
EE STATES THAT HE JUMPED OFF OF THE MINER ONTO AN UNEVEN SURFACE AND OVER EXTENDED HIS KNEE. DR REFERRED HIM TO GRAND JUNCTION FOR AN MRI AND REFERRED HIM TO DR IN DELTA TO SEE IF SURGERY IS A DVISED. EE SAW DR WHO ADVISED SURGERY. EE SOUGHT A SECOND OPINION FROM DR F, WHO AGREED THAT SURGERY WAS ADVISED. THE SURGERY WAS DONE ON 9-22-95. EE HAD MISSED NO WORK UP TO THE SURGERY DAY.
EMPLOYEE STATES THAT HE WAS CHANGING OUT WEAR PLATES ON CONVEYOR CHAINS ON F-6 FEEDER BREAKER. HE STATES THAT HE TWISTED HIS KNEE WHEN HE TURNED.
EMPLOYEE STATED THAT HE WAS STEPPING DOWN OFF OF THE MINER WHEN HE TWISTED HIS KNEE. HE STATES THAT HE PULLED LIGAMENTS.