Buscar en el registro

The Miner tried to avoid water coming out of the back. His ROPS struck the rib kicking a rock loose that struck his right forearm.

Miner was taking an air spud off of a water pump with a large pipe wrench. He thought the spud was tight but it was loose. When he pried down on it forcefully his hand struck the metal table breaking his hand.

The miner was attempting to board an electric Loci that he had parked under an 8" air line. When he stepped on the wet step his foot slipped causing him to hit the right side of his head against the air line. He did not report this till the end of shift. He declined first aid or medical attention.

Employee was working at the face, when he turned and stepped on a rock, rolling his left ankle. Employee was seen at ER and released to light duty. Further evaluation revealed the ankle was broken.

Employee was riding into the mine on a rail bike when he encountered an 8-ton battery locomotive. He exited the bike and was trying to get it off the track when the locomotive struck the bike, propelling a piece of the bike into his leg, bruising it.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Miner breathed unknown fumes - possibly from battery overheating - reported symptoms the next day. Respiratory issues.

Employee believes he inhaled an unknown substance - possibly drill oil mist. Developed respiratory issues.

Employee was shoveling out of ball mill feed and heard felt a strain in his shoulder. Employee was evaluated at medical center and returned to duty next shift with restrictions. No lost time.

Employee slipped on icy switch and tore calf muscle.

Employee was working near exhaust of boiler. After work had symptoms of CO poisoning, so went to hospital.

Employee was riding on rear of pulled train cars. Lifted head and back of mine struck his hardhat, knocking him off onto rail. Taken to hospital for evaluation - did not see any injuries - released. Possible minor concussion.