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Employee was drilling for the outside bolt, when a piece of slate slid down the steel breaking off causing it to strike them on the right thigh and knee.

Employee was loading in #8 leaning against rib when the rib measuring 17" x 34"W x 2" thick rock fell striking their right foot/ankle causing laceration requiring 13 sutures to close the wound employee was taken off work

Employee stated the #4 shuttle car had hooked the continuous miner cable and was dragging it down 7 entry, while trying to stop them the cable pulled across intersection striking their feet causing them to fall to the ground causing fractures to their ankle

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.

EE has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.

Employee slipped and fell with a crib block in their hand resulting in smashing their left ring finger between the crib block and front of the section feeder.

Employee was loading drill station, other drill operator was retrieving a rope bolt. When they pulled rope bolt from pile it became dislodged and struck employee in the mouth. This resulted in a chipped and loose tooth.

Employee had finished drilling the hole for the outside primary bolt. As EE began installing the glue, a piece of rock from the roof fell out, striking EE's left shoulder and arm.

Employee stated they were in the process of drilling a hole to install roof support when a piece of draw rock fell and hit the drill pot and hit the employee in the tooth causing it to be loose.

While holding the shield covering the compressor in the air, employee states that the shield slipped from their hand, coming down and smashing their left fingers between shield and motor frame.

Roof fall on 3 track bk 21, fall is 5 feet high x 19 feet long x 20 wide , fall was reported into hotline and has been investigated by MSHA & OMSH&T, area will be rehabbed and re-supported according to rehab plan submitted to agencies

Employee was cleaning out the bottom of the drill pot with their left index finger, when their elbow hit the rotation lever causing the rotation to engage, fouling their finger inside the drill pot.

An unplanned fire occurred in the surface bathhouse facility of the Kingston #2 mine. The fire was extinguished at approximately 1:00 a.m. by local fire departments. No injuries were reported.

Employee was cutting welds on the stainless tubes on the split screen with a grinder and cut off wheel. While grinding a piece of debris hit EE in the right eye.

Employee was in the process of drilling a hole into the mine roof when EE's drill steel became clogged. While attempting to unclog the drill steel EE struck the drill steel with a bolt wrench, the wrench came back to strike EE between the eyes resulting in a laceration and 6 sutures.

A non-injury roof fall occurred on South Mains, 12 belt in primary escape way brk #43 in #5 entry. The fall was isolated to the intersection of the #5 entry at brk #43. All approaching entries have been dangered off and supported. The fall was approx. 19' long by 19' wide y 10' high.

The Operator was notified on 8/24/2026, that the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Hearing Loss.

A rock fell striking the miner in the upper back causing them to stumble and fall striking their face and mouth on the continuous mining machine resulting in dental damaged that required cosmetic repair and sutures on the inside of the lip.

Employee was stepping onto dozer, when their foot slipped off the step and they fell approximately 6" onto the push arm and broke a rib.

Employee did not incur an occupational injury. EE suffered a non-work-related medical event while standing beside a roof bolter. Employee was treated by EMS paramedic and taken to a local hospital, treated for dehydration and low blood sugar. We are submitting this report to abate citation number 5134629 and this report is to be classified as Degree 8 with (0) lost work days.

Employee finished loading the shot and got back in the cab of the truck. EE sat down, removed EE's safety glasses and something got in EE's left eye. EE received first aid at the mine site but asked to be taken to a medical clinic. The physician prescribed eye drops.

Employee was in the process of installing roof supports. EE was drilling the outside bolt in the third row of bolts when an undetected piece of draw rock fell striking EE on the right shoulder area resulting in pain in EE's neck and back.

Employee states EE was handing over a fuel can to another employee when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's back.

The miner has been diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis.

The miner has been diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis.

The employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.

Employee was pulling cable for slack to hang, slipped in hole and mud and twisted EE's right knee.

The employee was getting back in the operators compartment when EE's foot came in contact with the deceleration pedal, causing EE to fall forward, striking EE's head on the cab. The employee's injury was closed with medical adhesive (glue).

Employee got out of their shuttle car to assist the electrician working on a roof bolter that was blocking the roadway. As they were cutting the conduit from a panic switch tree, the knife slipped cutting their left forearm.

Standing approx 15 feet from a mechanic who was installing a pin on the high wall miner when a sliver of metal splintered off of the sledge hammer striking me in the left wrist.

Employee was loading hand dust from pallet into scoop bucket. Top pallet started teetering and employee shoved a cinder block underneath pallet to steady it and their left index finger was caught between cinder block and scoop bucket causing a laceration.

Employee was diagnosed with Occupational pneumoconiosis by b reader on a chest x ray taken on 7-16/26

Employee was lifting a timber, dropped it, causing it to smash EE's right thumb between a crib and the timber. This resulted in a laceration requiring three sutures.

Employee bent over, picked up one solid cinder block and felt sharp pain in EE's lower back, finished EE's shift then went to ER after work and they give EE 3 days off, EE's now being treated by chiropractor and has been give off more time, we still have no diagnosis from a Dr as to why EE's off work

The employee was assisting a welder, repairing an excavator bucket for the entire shift. The following day the employee experienced pain in both eyes and was diagnosed with welding flash burns of the eyes.

Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 6/30/2026.

Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 6/19/2026.

Employee was installing a new tire on the water truck, EE was using a hammer to align the tire when the locking ring failed causing a sudden release of energy striking the employee. This resulted in a fracture of the left forearm and front teeth.

Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 6/9/2026.

While riding on a rail mantrip following a supply motor going out-by on 1A track. The motor went through a dip on the track and slid backwards striking the rail mantrip.

While driving a rail mantrip, following a supply motor going out-by on 1A track. The motor went through a dip on the track and slid backwards striking the rail mantrip.

While on a rail mantrip, following a supply motor going out-by on 1A track, the motor went through a dip on the track and slid backwards striking the rail mantrip.

While loading roof bolts onto the operators tray, the head of a roof bolt cut the left palm on EE's hand through EE's glove.

Employee was cleaning up the left side of cut when rock fell in the cut. Employee was standing at the second row of bolts. When the rock fell in the cut a rock rolled back and struck the employee in the right leg.

A non-injury roof fall that measured 25' long, 25' wide, it is undetermined how high, occurred on the 005 MMU Frog Pond Panel 6. The fall was initially isolated to the xcut in the #2 intersection at break #11. The fall continued to the #3 intersection at break #11 on 5/29/26 while under a 103(k). The panel is now being sealed.

Employee stated EE was in the process of hand loading 6' jacks. After loading 2 jacks, when attempting to load the 3rd EE twisted and felt pain in EE's lower back.

Employee stated EE was in the process of bolting the first cut out of 3L on the 007 MMU. After EE finished the first row, draw rock feel from the roof in by the ATRS. Resulting in a piece of draw rock falling into EE's drilling station and striking EE on the right leg.

Employee stated, EE was drilling a bolt hole to strap a kettle bottom. A piece of the kettle bottom broke off striking EE on the right index finger, causing a fracture and seven sutures.

Received a CWP diagnosis for employee on 4/28/2026.

Employee stated, EE was walking by the corner in number nine entry, when the corner fell out striking EE on the left side of EE's upper back.