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A roof fall occured in the 1TG, #2 entry, at 8 Block in the intersection. The dimensions are approximately 25'x19'x14'. No injuries occurred from the incident.

While checking a hydraulic leak on the loadout chute, the hydraulic hose blew off allowing the chute to drop down on top of the employee's left foot.

Employee was using a bit extractor fork and a 4lb hammer to remove bits from the miner in 2 South left. A piece of the extractor tool chipped off and struck the employee in the right arm. Employee was treated at hospital with 3 stitches and returned to work the next schedule shift.

Employee squatted down cleaning accumulations, when they stood up left knee popped. Unable to bear weight on left knee.

While installing roof bolts, EE's drill steel became stuck in the mine roof. EE then attempted to free the drill steel by forcefully jerking and pulling on it. During this action, EE suddenly felt a sharp pain in EE's upper back.

The employee was climbing over the beltline and EE's foot slipped on a bottom roller. This action caused EE to twist EE's knee.

Roof fall located in the crosscuts of 1-2 and 2-3 in the #62 Block. The dimensions are approximately 185'x19'x8'. No injuries occurred from the incident.

Employee was operating a roof bolter when they turned around and struck their elbow on the boom of the ATRS.

Employee had put the "y" back together after cleaning it. When restarted the flow wasn't strong, EE walked back over to check the "y" and when EE bent down over it the fitting busted apart and sprayed silicate on EE's face and chest with some running down into EE's eyes. Injury was not the result of a training or compliance issue.

While bleeding air from a slave line to connect to a longwall shield, injured lost grip on the hose causing it to hit them in the mouth chipping two teeth.

Located at 6 South 100 Wall the employee was in the process of grabbing a rock prop, one rolled off the pile onto their hand.

Installing cats on C/M, rock fell of the C/M striking the injured on the left shoulder causing type 3 ac joint separation.

EE was operating the left side roof bolter in the #1 entry on MMU 003-0. While, bending roof bolt a piece, of rust flaked off the roof bolt entering the right eye of EE. EE received numbing drops and their eyes was washed out in addition to prescription eye drops.

Employee was operating a roof bolter when EE pinched EE's finger.

While advancing shields and Pan in G-6 longwall section, a large portion of the roof fell filling up the pan-line. A rock approx 6ft by 2 ft by 6 inches came out of the pan-line and struck the employee on the back of the right leg. The employee suffered a fractured tib/fib as a result.

The BMX Portal Elevator hoist was out of service due to a door switch fault at 10:50am. No persons were injured and 2 employees were entrapped due to this event. The Hoist elevator began operation again at 11:18am and the employees exited the elevator.

IE was positioning themselves in the driver seat of a mantrip and their knee was driven into the operators box as they sat down. Injury was not the result of a training or compliance issue.

The D2 Mine fan lost shore power and then transferred to the Mines generator. After this at 5:22am the generator lost fuel and the decision was made to evacuate all personnel from underground to the outside. Shore power was restored that morning at 8:37am and the mine was fire bossed and crews resumed work as scheduled.

Employee was replacing a blown hose on the angle bolter. When they were getting down from the bolter, they placed their weight on to left leg and left knee gave out. Employee finished their shift. Was seen on the 22nd of July and diagnosed and taken off work with a possible tear to their ACL in their left knee.

Employee was carrying bolter bits to the bolter when they felt a pain in their groin.

IE was on a crew changing rollers on the beltline. While crossing a designated belt cross-over, IE bumped head against a roof bolt, resulting in a headache. Injury was not the result of a training or compliance issue.

Employee was side bolting off of the miner in the 15L Tailgate section. EE was stepping down from the miner after grabbing a strap from the strap tray. While stepping down EE felt a pain in EE's left knee. Employee was taken off of work until EE receives a MRI on August 4 to examine EE's left knee.

EE was install conduit after re-entering the CM cable, when EE felt pain in EE's left bicep.

An unintentional roof call occurred at previously mined area at 101 crosscut 3-4 entry. This was a continuation from a previous fall that occurred at 101 crosscut 5-6 entry. The approximate measurement of the fall is 110' by 16' by 10'. This fall was caused by adverse roof conditions in the form of deteriorating laminated shale.

Employee was exiting the pit bus at the beginning of shift when they slipped causing a small verifiable fracture to the fibula. Employee was able to return to work.

At roughly 12:30 am on Saturday 7/11/26 employee was overcome by clean coal while shoveling spillage out from bottom of Clean Coal Silo. Employee is currently in hospital. Vitals are stable but final outcome still TBD. ***EE passed away 07/20/2026***

Employee was removing a rub rail from a continuous mining machine when the rub rail came down on top of the employee's left foot.

Employee was walking 3 Right #3 Belt when EE felt a pain in EE's lower back on the left side.

Employee was in the process of picking up a bundle of 6 foot roof bolts from the scoop bucket. While picking them up to place them on their right shoulder, they felt a pain in their right shoulder. Employee worked all scheduled shift until they were taken off on the 22nd for July after being diagnosed with torn rotator cuff and scheduled for surgery to repair.

EE was standing on guarding rail 3 ft in air when rail broke; they extended left hand to break fall & crashed into the nearby wall w/that hand. EE ended up w/ scratch on L forearm, pain in L shoulder/R lower back. Worked rest of shift. Stiff/sore next day so went to Dr, was put on restrictions we can't accommodate, so lost time eff. 7/4.

An unintentional roof fall occurred along the 4 South track. The fall was in the 70th crosscut from the #6 to #7 entry. The roof in this area previously identified as an area concern and was supported and dangered off. The area proceeded to fall within the supports previously set. The fall was approx 60' by 16' by 8' high.

A shaft employee was closing the concrete chute on an empty bucket and missed the latch. By missing the latch it caused the chute to fall catching EE's right middle finger in a pinch point.

While changing bits on the miner. EE struck the bit tool, a piece broke off and struck EE in the abdomen. This resulted in 3 sutures. EE returned to work for EE's next scheduled shift.

The Bakers Run fan went down due to a failure with the cooling fans. This could not be resolved within the 15 minute time line and so the mine was evacuated until the fan could be restored. No injuries or damages occurred. The fan was back running at 4:00PM. After the mine was pre-shifted all crews returned to work as usual. Reference # 05-069734

The mine experienced a disruption in ventilation in the District 8 Ventilation System from water during sealing of District 8.

While using a grinder to cut a piece of metal guarding, the grinder kicked back and struck EE's left index finger causing a laceration. The lacerations was medically closed with 4 stitches. Employee did not miss any scheduled work days

EE was standing, when they went to turn and start walking they tripped. EE sustained a laceration to left pinky finger when EE caught themself on a pie pan resulting in 3 stitches.

An ignition occurred in the 3N miner section, while mining through a sandstone intrusion.

Mechanic stepped off a work scaffold and rolled/twisted EE's right ankle.

While drilling a hole to install a 20ft roof bolt, the top steel got stuck in the hole, while retrieving the steel out of the roof, it inadvertently fell pinching their right pinky finger between two steels, causing a laceration and fracture of the tip of their finger

An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 2 South Right Mains between 108 and 109 x-cut, in the No.10 entry. The fall was approximately 7' high x 12' wide and 40 ' long on the left side of the entry. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material. Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred due to this accident.

Employee was handling crib block when they smashed their right index finger between 2 cribs blocks, causing a laceration requiring 4 stitches.

IE was a passenger in a mantrip headed outby on the inby side of the mantrip, headed toward the elevator bottom. The mantrip entered a switch that had been left for the turn by an unknown individual. IE was thrown from the mantrip and suffered injury to EE's right knee. Injury was not the result of a training or compliance issue.

A grass fire started at the rail road tracks and spread to the mine property. The fire could not be put out in 15 minutes.

One miner was entrapped due to a faulty car buffer switch located on Archer elevator. The employee was entrapped for approximately 45 minutes. No employees injured and no other part 50 criteria applies.

Roof fall F seam 5-6E 24 XC measuring 7 foot at highest point, 8 foot width discovered at 5:15AM. The affected area is flagged off.

While operating underground, the ride became stuck in mud. The employee attempted to free the equipment when EE's foot became trapped in the mud as well. While trying to pull EE's foot loose, EE twisted EE's right leg and felt a pop in EE's knee. Employee did not seek medical evaluation until 6/4/2026. Missed June 8th due to injury.

An unintentional roof fall occurred on the TG10 LW section that measured 18' wide by 230' long. The height of the fall is unknown. There were no injuries or damage to any equipment as a result of this as well as no escapeways blocked.

Fractured Cap Rock fell from the open space between Long Wall Shield Canopy Tips and the Coal Face. The rock fell at an angle across the Shearer Ranging Arm and forced the Joy Global LCM assisting with technical service into an encumbered position by pinning their foot.

Employees were attempting to get the air lock door off the hinge to be moved. As they lifted it up, the door moved upward and the injured employee's hand accidentally got caught between the roof and the door causing injury to finger.