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While handling a replacement cutting edge for a D11 dozer, the I.E. pinched their right little finger between the replacement cutting edge and another cutting edge already on the ground.

I.E. was helping take down water pipe and was hit by the pipe when they dropped it to the ground.

IE was in the high line tube recovering high line cable when the cable got wrapped around their foot. When the IE tried to get their foot out they heard a pop. X rays showed a small fracture in their foot.

I.E. was raking out coal from under the belt when they turned their head and was hit above left eye with a shovel being used by a co-worker.

I.E. was trying to pry rocks off of the tail drive when a rock fell between the shields and smashed EE's right ring finger.

At approximately 12:15 pm rock fell in front of shields 205 to 210 disrupting face ventilation.

IE was putting a come along on the Shear and smashed EE's index finger. IE received 4 sutures.

I.E. was helping drag cables when they stepped on a rock and the cable being drug tripped them up and they fell on their knee.

I.E. was carrying an air tank to the face when EE slipped on shield #2 and the tank fell on EE's finger.

A roof fall occurred on the set-up face on HG 18 between xc 3 and xc 4 in the # 1 entry.

I.E. stated EE was hanging shuttle car cable; the cable had a pin hole in the jacket allowing the employee to receive an electrical shock. Employee went to E.R. and received first aid treatment with full release.

I.E. was washing the water car at the dewatering sump on bottom. When EE finished washing the truck EE put the hose away and returned to the truck. While trying to get back into the truck I.E. slipped and fell twisting EE's knee.

A roof fall occurred at XC 62 in the N.M. Return #3 entry.

The injured employee was standing by a coworker cutting conveyor belt with a knife when it came free and contacted EE on the right forearm resulting in a laceration that required seven sutures.

I.E. stated they were riding cage down and a foreign object flew in their eye behind their glasses.

IE cut a finger when a drill steel was pulled out of the hole and hit their little finger against the drill pod.

I.E. was putting a cribbing up a tractor when the scoop bucket bled off and pinched EE's finger between the crib tie and the cab board.

Longwall panel 12.2 had a gas inundation from behind the shields in the gob @ midface. When MSHA and mine reps. arrived on face the gas had already bled off.

I.E. was hanging cable when EE lost EE's balance and hit EE's back.

The injured employee was working on a belt splice when EE's right arm contacted the belt shear blade resulting in a laceration. The belt shear was not in operation at the time of injury. The injury resulted in sutures.

A roof fall occurred underground at xc 23 number 5 entry on the e. mains.

I.E. Stated EE was helping put up a waffle beam across the road when the helper lost grip of the beam dropping it smashing two fingers on left hand between beam and tractor. X-Ray showed 2 broken fingers and EE received 18 stitches.

I.E. was standing on the longwall pan line when 1 of the recovery bolters turn on EE's cable reel causing the bolter cable to hit Employee in EE's lower legs causing EE to fall hitting EE's left arm on the pan line. Employee had 8 stitches in EE's left arm.

IE was running string line for a new refuse drive and when EE turned around, EE tripped on another section of the line that had been run. When IE fell EE hurt EE's foot.

IE stated that when disconnecting a hose from an air compressor, the fitting and whip check blew out the end of the hose striking the IE on the lower leg

The IE was carrying a bottle of compressed gas down the longwall face when EE slipped and fell. The IE has pain in the middle part of EE's back.

I.E. Stated that they had a broken vertical pin on shield #1, while trying to get new pin in pulling shields in manually the anti-toppler was in a bind. When the stored energy was released the anti-toppler hit employee in left arm. Employee went to hospital where x-rays were taken with no broken bones. Employee is off with a sore arm.

IE was moving oil cans to a pallet when EE pulled a muscle in EE's back.

IE was unplugging a VFD power cable when an arc flash occurred.

IE had EE's finger smashed between 2 wooden gluts causing a fracture on EE's ring finger.

Employee was walking down stairs. Felt a pop in their left knee.

IE stepped on a sheet of metal and it flipped off of the step and landed on their foot causing a fracture.

IE was moving a tip jack on the longwall face and felt pain in their lower back and abdominal area.

An employee experienced a medical emergency underground, and the cause was not immediately known. As a courtesy, MSHA's emergency line was notified. Following a thorough investigation by MSHA, the State of Illinois, mine and contractor management, along with a diagnosis from a licensed healthcare professional it was determined the event was not caused by a hazardous mine condition.

IE was carrying a top belt roller when EE's foot got stuck in the mud. IE then fell and landed on the roller hurting EE's back.

The IE and other were operating the drill rig and pulling drill pipe out of the borehole. The IE was turning the drill steel carousel by hand and felt a pop in EE's left elbow.

The IE was moving the miner to the face in entry #3 when we found the IE pinned between the miner tail and the solid rib.

I.E. had taken off their boot to dump out some rocks when a rock fell from the roof and hit them on top of their foot.

I.E. stated EE was helping carry a material door, the door twisted in EE's hands causing a pop in EE's wrist. X-ray shown a fracture of EE's left radius.

IE was pulling line curtain and twisted pulling a muscle in EE's back.

IE was using a pry bar to unplug a chute when a piece of rock rolled down the pile and hit the pry bar causing the pry bar to come down and smash a finger against the chute. IE received 6 stitches on ring finger.

I.E. came to the safety department complaining of pain and numbness in both of EE's hands and fingers.

I.E. came to the safety dept. and was complaining of pain and numbness in both hands.

Employee turned in report on 8/6/2025 complaining of a sore back and neck. Employee worked until they had a surgery on 2/10/2026 and was taken off work.

I.E. was knocking a stopping with a sledgehammer when EE hit EE's elbow against the stopping

A non-injury accident occurred in the form of a hot spot; smoke was observed with no embers or flames seen. Hot spot was soaked with water until cool.

I.E. was beginning to strip back the jacket on a car cable when utility knife slipped and cut left forearm.

I.E. was attempting to shut off a battery charger when the battery that they was leaning on tipped over off of the cribs it was sitting on and pinched their hand between the battery and the charger.

I.E. stated EE was cutting a pump hose when EE's knife slipped cutting the top of EE's left hand. I.E. received 6 stitches with a full work release.

IE was using a hammer to drive out a frozen pin and hit their thumb causing a fracture