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EE stepped on a piece of large kiln feed stone and felt pain in their left knee. This incident happened while exiting a surface haul truck.
Employee was unloading belt structure when EE stepped on a rock and twisted EE's right knee.
Employee was working on lube truck wiring, running new wires for lights on new fuel tank. Stepped on rock and made EE's foot shift, throwing off EE's balance. This resulted in two fractures to EE's right foot.
The loader operator was dismounting the equipment and transitioning to ground level when they stepped onto a rock, causing their ankle to roll/twist.
The operator was getting ready to tram the bolter back to install another bolt in the mine roof. EE was in the process of stepping off the back of the elevated walk way on the back of the bolter. As EE stepped off the elevated platform/walkway with EE's left foot, to pull the bolter cable back, EE stepped on a loose slick rock which caused ankle to slide sideways.
Employee was climbing down from ductwork and stepped on a piece of angle iron and their foot slipped and when they landed on the gravel they twisted their knee.
While Place changing miner, employee stepped on a piece of coal twisting EE's ankle.
EE was walking away from EE's stocking truck and rolled EE's left ankle
Employee was preparing conveyor belt for a vulcanized splice when they knelt onto a razor knife causing a laceration to their right knee resulting in three sutures.
Employee had just completed cleaning off the tracks and was walking back to EE's work area when EE stepped on a rock and twisted EE's left ankle. EE's foot turned one way, and the momentum caused EE's body to turn the other way, which then caused EE's ankle to become dislocated and fracture.
Employee experienced an ankle sprain when they had stepped over a vacuum hose while performing their job duties.
Employee was exiting the telehandler and stepped on a rock breaking an ankle.
Injured parked scoop between airlock doors 2-3 at 53 block 7W and stepped on a block of coal while dismounting scoop, twisting EE's right knee. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
Employee ran down the hill from the feeder at portable plant to get the plant shut off due to belt stalled and stepped on a rock and rolled EE's right ankle.
Employee started to dismount a Trackhoe and stepped on a rock, hurting their left ankle. Employee was put on restrictions 6/14/2026 and returned to work, able to work at full capacity on 6/15/2026.
Employee was getting out of the mini-trac when EE stepped awkwardly on a loose piece of coal, rolling EE's ankle and left foot. EE was taken to OA where EE's x-rays revealed a small "jones" fracture in EE's left foot. EE started missing work on 06/10/2026.
EE was walking across a berm and stepped on a rock; the rock shifted, causing the ankle to roll.
Employee stepped off rear bumper of service truck and made contact with rock, causing ankle to roll and pop.
Employee was stepping off the bumper of the miner when EE stepped onto a large piece of coal, causing EE's ankle to roll.
kneeling while wiring a vfd, this building has concert floor, dry and level.
Employee was standing next to wrecker trailer and reached up on the trailer to retrieve EE's earmuffs. When EE stepped back, EE stepped on the welder power plug connection, twisting EE's knee. EE was taken to the ER and given restrictions that cannot be accommodated at this time. Currently ONGOING.
The injured employee stated that while walking behind a scoop EE stepped on a rock concealed by rock dust, causing EE to twist EE's left ankle and sustain a fracture.
Sprain of right ankle, stepping on a rock
Miner was stepping out of the Haul Truck after end of shift and stepped on a rock and heard EE's left ankle pop.
EE was walking fence line when EE stepped on a hard object that caused a popping sound and sensation in EE's left foot temp 79d mostly sunny area was clean of debris.
Employee was picking up blanks in the cell rack and removing wooden blocks when employee descended from platform stepping onto wooden block on floor causing employee to fall same level and rolling EE's right ankle.
While getting out of the pickup in 158 lot EE employee stepped down on a rock causing the employee to twist EE's ankle. Became reportable on 05/15/2026 when diagnosed with torn ligament.
A Mine Engineer was walking on a road in the pit and stepped on a loose rock that moved under foot causing a strain making it uncomfortable to walk.
Miner was walking and stepped on a rock, spraining EE's right ankle.
Operator stepped out of loci at the 65 722 and rolled ankle on a rock.
EE was walking from the jaw truck to conveyor when EE stepped on a rock and rolled EE's right ankle outward. EE continued working for the remainder of the week and did not seek medical treatment until 4/3/2026.
Individual stepped off a main tail onto a crib block, the crib block rolled on its side causing EE's ankle to roll and breaking EE's tibia.
Miner was climbing down from a ladder on the plant, stepped on a rock or uneven surface at the bottom of the ladder and twisted EE's ankle, resulting in a fracture
On 3/17/26, the employee stepped on a rock and overextended the arch of their right foot. The injury was initially believed to be minor, but the pain persisted and worsened. On 4/13/26, the employee was evaluated at a clinic and prescribed an orthopedic boot. X-rays were negative for fractures; an MRI has been ordered for further evaluation.
Employee stepped down off of motor when EE stepped on a piece of coal and injured EE's ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
Operator was assigned snow removal work in the pit. Operator stated after work they started having knee pain. While climbing the ladder they felt pain in their knee. Employee requested to be sent off site and wanted an MRI of their knee. We waited to get the results before filing this report. They got an MRI and reported the results their knee will require surgery.
Mechanic was climbing the stairs on a CAT 777 haul. Three steps up the stairs they felt their right knee pop.
Walking Down Stairs and stepped on a 3in rock rolling the left ankle.
Miner was conducting a mill return to service checklist, when EE stepped on a piece of clinker and felt pain in EE's right foot. Miner was prescribed a walking orthopedic device and restricted duty.
EE went to get out of the service truck to put fuel in, stepped on a rock, and rolled ankle.
While a miner was stepping off powder truck, they stepped on a rock and rolled their ankle. They were transported to the hospital for evaluation resulting in time away from work.
While crawling employee turned and felt a pop in their knee. Employee worked until surgery on 2/17/2026
The operator stepped out of a haul truck onto a rock that was partially underneath the cab of the haul truck when they rolled their left ankle. The employee was later evaluated at the ER and was discharged as a sprain.
Employee was taking down fire suppression above a scoop charger. When employee stepped off charger EE stepped on rock, rolling EE's ankle. Ankle was found to be sprained and the employee was put on restrictions (mainly sit down work only) and placed in a walking boot.
Worker stepped off a bridge while exiting the cooler and landed on a coiled 1.5-inch water hose located at the base of the bridge. Worker's right ankle rolled, resulting in a same-level fall. Worker did not believe first aid was necessary and completed EE's shift. Following day, increased pain in the right ankle led the worker to report the incident to the safety department.
Employee stepped on a nail. puncturing through EE's left boot into EE's left big toe.
Employee was loading up recovered rail and when EE was getting off car EE stepped down on a piece of rail and rolled EE's right ankle. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
Injured employee was dragging a ventilation tube to the right side of the CM for installation. As EE approached the coal pile behind the CM EE set the tube down and stepped across the pile. EE stepped on a loose piece of coal and rolled EE's left ankle. Diagnosed with a ankle sprain.
Walking - stepped on a rock or piece of ice.
The employee was working on hands and knees on and off for several hours and when they stood up they felt discomfort in right knee. Employee was working with other employees changing out plastic coated screens in a shaker deck assembly. No visible bruising, light to moderate swelling with pain realized behind the kneecap. Unable to keep full weight on right leg without discomfort.