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A Diagnostic Mechanic was working on a pump to connect two flanges together. As the mechanic engaged the impact wrench, the bolt shifted and the spud wrench unexpectedly moved, striking the employee in the lip. Event went reportable on 09/17/2026.

Nuts were stuck on tramp cylinder tried multiple ways to loosen them was advised not to cut the nuts off and was directed to use a 1" impact which resulted in the stem unscrewing from the cylinder causing a nitro discharge from accumulator shooting stem and impact into employees chest and face

Employee beginning to experience symptoms consistent with heat stress while performing work activities. Event became reportable on 9/11/2026.

On 9-9-26 @ ~1930 An employee was clearing a drift when they felt a pain in their ankle.

The employee was bent over while breaking ice. When they stood upright, they experienced pain in their back and reported that they had injured their back.

Haul truck operator claimed they were rough loaded and felt pain in their back. Injury went reportable on 09/06/2026.

Operator trainee injured their right hand when assisting in idler maintenance. The event went reportable on 09/06/2026.

Dropped rod bearing striking and chipping tooth.

EE moving core shack onto trailer. Load shifted and EE stumbled fell forward pinching right middle finger between handle and ground, resulting in laceration that required sutures. EE wearing cut-resistant and impact-resistant gloves. 9-4-26 EE released to return to work with restrictions till 9-14-26. On 9-14-26 -sutures removed placed of Modified duty till 9-21-26.

While tripping drill pipe on core rig, EE got EEs left ring finger pinched between the pipe and an adjacent pipe on truck. EE had Cut Level 5 impact-resistant gloves on. EE sustained a laceration to EEs left ring finger that required four sutures. At follow up appt with local clinic, the doctor removed the sutures as these were not Medically Necessary and allowed to return to work.

Employee was walking across the work area and stepped on uneven terrain. This caused their left knee to pop and employee then felt pain in their left knee. Event went reportable on 09/03/2026.

Operator was being loaded and reported a rough load which caused back pain. The event went reportable on 09/01/2026.

SX-EW Employee experienced heat exhaustion/dehydration.

Employee was performing a 250-hour service on a dozer outdoors and assisting with filter replacement when heat exposure and physical exertion contributed to signs of heat stress, including excessive sweating; work was stopped and first aid was initiated in a shaded area. Impairment was limited to heat stress symptoms with no reported physical injury or permanent damage.

While parked and eating peanuts, the employee bit down on a peanut and chipped a tooth. The employee initially experienced minimal discomfort and continued working; however, approximately 90 minutes later, the pain increased and became intolerable, prompting the employee to notify a supervisor. Damage consisted of a chipped tooth resulting in dental pain requiring evaluation.

A mechanic's left index finger became pinched between sling and regrind ball mill when performing routine maintenance. Event went reportable on 08/25/2026.

A mechanic was in the process of reinstalling the screen motor and rigging the motor into position. As the crew was repositioning the motor to complete the alignment, the motor unexpectedly shifted, causing the back side of the motor to rise. At that time, the mechanic's finger was pinched. The event went reportable on 08/24/2026.

Employee was completing paperwork near EE's toolbox in Bay 4 of the Truck Shop when a gust of wind blew dust/debris into EE's right eye. The employee was wearing safety glasses at the time of the incident.

The haul truck operator was exiting and stepped onto the truck's walkway when their right knee hit a metal panel. This contact caused a cut on the right knee. The event went reportable on 08/22/2026.

lifting a heavy trash bag out of a container and strained left shoulder

A ground laborer tried to get more leverage on a cable and put the hot stick behind them in order to pull better when they felt pain in their right calf. Event went reportable on 08/21/2026.

During the 8/21/26 morning lineout, a Leaching employee reported dehydration systems that began on 8/20/26. The employee was evaluated by Rescue and referred to Gila Health Resources (GHR) and Mount Graham Regional Medical Center (MGRMC) for further evaluation.

Employee was unloading MAG Chloride out of semi trailer; when EE noticed trailer was about empty, employee walked toward trailer to turn off pump and while walking EE slipped causing EE to slide under frac truck w/right leg. Due to recent heavy rain fall, has caused dirt to slope toward frac tank, creating slimy mud under crusted dirt.

Haul truck operator experienced a pain in the lower back while placing a lock on a security gate of HT. Event went reportable on 08/19/2026.

The tip of the employee's boot caught the edge of a stair, causing the employee to fall forward. The employee's right knee struck the stair, resulting in a cut requiring stitches

During shift change, the operator sustained a back strain while reaching behind the seat to retrieve EE's lunch bag. The discomfort was reported immediately following the movement.

Operator was doing a walk around on their haul truck and got dust/debris in their eye. Employee lost time on 08/14/2026.

Haul truck operator reported not feeling well after the truck had been rough loaded.

Mechanics were attempting to pull Sag feed cart from Sag due to plugged cart. A shackle pin snapped and struck employee in right shin, causing a fracture. Employee was taken to ER, referred to orthopedic. Currently ONGOING.

Shovel mechanic was working on the drill mast and when stepping down they rolled their right ankle. The employee was placed on restrictions on 08/09/2026.

A mechanic was using crosswalk and fell to the ground landing on their left knee and elbow. They employee did not go on restrictions or lost time but did start physical therapy 08/24/2026.

CLP Employee reported knee pain after catching boot toe on a 4X4. Changed from First Aid to Medical Treatment at 08/17/2026 medical follow-up due to referral to physical therapy.

Employee was stripping/waxing a floor when some excess chemical from the stripper came into contact with EE's knee causing a reaction on EE's skin

Employee got redness and a rash when working their rotation. Event went reportable on 08/07/2026

HDTS mechanic claims to have received a right shoulder strain after repeatedly using an impact gun during the course of their assigned tasks. The event went reportable on 08/06/2026. The employee was placed on restricted duty on 08/12/2026

Employee was grinding surface area for welder. Grinder slipped and cut the employee's left middle finger. Employee received four stitches.

Haul truck operator reached to grab a bottle of water. At this time the shovel released the second dipper into the truck causing a rough loading event and experience multiple muscle strains. The event went restricted duty on 08/13/2026.

Employee was helping to remove chains from a tire on the loader. EE swung a brass hammer to remove a cut metal chain link. The link struck on the left cheek causing a laceration.

Following harvest activities in the Tank house, the employee was assigned to pull samples. While attaching a single pull to a cathode, the employee's left hand was caught while engaging the locking mechanism, resulting in an injury to the left hand.

A mechanic reportedly got something in their eye when washing a Haul Truck. The mechanic stated they did not feel any discomfort until they got home. After some time, the eye discomfort became pain, and the employee sought medical attention. The event went reportable 08/01/2026.

Mine Ops Employee caught on/struck by chain going under locked Mine Shop gate.

Operator of a water truck started to pull themself up the ladder when they lost grip and fell backward. Event went reportable 07/30/2026.

Tech was installing a bull gear into the final drive of a 793 haul truck. The gear hung from a crane hook by a strap; an installer bar was in the drive. While positioning the gear, the boom-up button was pressed instead of winch-up, raising the boom and shifting the gear, pinching the tech's finger against the installer bar.

The CMV Driver was walking towards the semi-trailer when their right toe caught something on the ground causing them to trip and they landed on their right side with their arm caught underneath them. They impacted their right wrist and shoulder, their arm made contact with their right upper ribs when they hit the ground.

Mechanic performing routine maintenance on a haul truck changing out the park brake valve. While using their wrench, employee slipped on ladder and caught themselves with their left hand by grabbing onto a hose on the truck. This resulted in the employee feeling a sharp pain in their left shoulder. The employee was given restrictions starting 08/03/2026.

Employee was moving boxes with shirts in them and as they were lifting a box, they felt a pop. Event went reportable on 07/29/2026.

Employee started shoveling and realized their back was in pain in the beginning of their shift. Event went reportable 07/30/2026.

Was putting discharge cap back on trailer after offloading trailer. When EE pushed the cap with EE's right thumb, EE applied extra pressure and it bent EE's thumb back which resulted in a sprain.

While pulling forward with the bed raised to plug out, the front wheels lifted off the ground. When the front end came back down, the operator began to feel pain in their back. Went reportable 07/26/2026.

Employee was experiencing allergic reaction due to the environment inside the EW Tankhouse. Employee was experiencing redness and swelling on their face.