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SECTION POWER MOVE HAD BEEN MADE. WORK BEING DONE TO CONNECT THE PHASING. EMPLOYEE APPROXIMATELY 2 CROSSCUTS FROM POWER CENTER STATED HE HEARD A STRANGE SOUND FROM THE AREA OF THE POWER CENTER AND WENT TO THE POWER CENTER AND FOUND THE DECEASED SLUMPED OVER THE POWER CENTER.

1 BREAK ABOVE 889 AND 1 BREAK LEFT HANDED, ROCK FELL ABOUT 50' LONG 11' THICK AND 20' WIDE IN AN ABANDONED AREA. WAS FOUND MAKING WEEKLY EXAMINATION. A FEDERAL INSPECTOR WAS WITH ME.

ROCK FELL 3 BREAKS OVER FROM THE PREVIOUS PILLARSECTION IN THE #3 ENTRY. IT LOOKED LIKE A SLIP. IT FELL 50' - 60' LONG, 20' WIDE, 3' THICK. IT WAS BOLTED WITH 3' BOLTS.

THE ROCK JUST FELL BETWEEN TWO MUD SEAMS.

DRAW ROCK FELL FROM THE #3 BOLT INSTALLED TOWARD THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE PLACE WHILE THE ROOF BOLT OPERATOR WAS MARKING OFF THE PLACE TO INSTALL MORE BOLTS.

ROCK FALL ABOUT 6 FT THICK AND ABOUT 45 FT LONG. FELL BETWEEN SPAD 890-891 IN THE RETURN ON AN OLD SECTION. IT WAS CRIBBED OFF ON EACH SIDE. IT WAS BOLTED WITH 5 FT BOLTS.

ROCK FELL IN THE FIRST RIGHT BLEEDER FROM OUTSIDE. THE ROCKFELL BETWEEN THE BLOCKS OF COAL 2 BREAKS ABOVE SPAD 20. IT WAS ABOUT 30" THICK AND 20' WIDE. IT DIDN'T BLOCK THE HAULWAY I TRAVEL. IT WAS BETWEEN THE 2 TRAVELWAYS UP THE BLEEDER.

I FOUND THE ROCK FALL WHILE I WAS MAKING MY WEEKLY EXAMINATIONS IN THE RETURN AIRCOURSE. I DON'T KNOW WHEN IT FELL. IT WAS WITHIN A 7 DAY PERIOD. THE FALL WAS A CONTINUING OF ANOTHER ROCK FALL . IT WAS BOLTED WITH 4' CONVENTIONAL BOLTS. IT FELL ABOUT 10' THICK, FOR 120' LONG.

STEP ON SLAP OF CONCRETE AND TWISTED ANKLE.

MINE ROOF FELL FROM #7 HEADING TO #6 INTERSECTION AND CAUGHT MINER BETWEEN 5 AND 6.

ROOF FALL IN INTERSECTION AT SURVEY 873. DUE TO WET MINE ROOF. FALL WAS 2 FT TO 5 FT IN HEIGHT, 20 FT LONG, AND 18 FT WIDE.

MINE ROOF FELL ACROSS INTERSECTION OF MINERS DUE TO WEST POINT IN MAIN ROOF AS DETERMINED BY DMME. FALL WAS APPROX 60 TO 70'LONG, ABOUT 2 1/2'THICK, AND 19'WIDE. TIMBERED ALL SIDES AND AREA AR OUND FALL.

EE PUT HIS HAND UNDER THE RIPPER HEAD WHILE CO-WORKER WAS TRAMING THE MINER TO SET BITS. HE SAID HE WAS REACHING FOR SOME BITS UNDER THE HEAD OF THE MINER. IT RAN A BIT TRHOUGH HIS LEFT HAND, IN THE PALM.

THE BELT GOBED OFF AND BURNT THE BELT INTO. THE VICTIM IS HALED THE BELT SMOKE.

EE WAS MOVING LONG JOHN BACK ONE BREAK. HEAD SHIEVE WHEELS HOOKED TO LONG JOHN & SCOOP WITH A CHAIN. THE HOOK STRAIGHTEN OUT LETTING THE CHAIN HIT HIM ON THE UPPER LIP.

EMP WAS HELPING PUT A BOLT IN DOLLEY AND STRAINED BACK PULLING ON SLATE BAR.

EE WAS TRYING TO PULL DRAW ROCK OFF TOP OF MINER WHEN HE STRAINED HIMSELF.

THE MAIN ROOF FELL AT SURVEY STATION 630 IN INTERSECTION. 3' CONV. BOLTS WAS USIED IN THIS AREA. THE FALL WAS APPROX. 20' L, 20' W, AND 3' H.

BOLTING TOP IN 6 HEADING. HE POSITIONED ROOF BOLTER TO PUT IN THE DIRST BOLT IN THE FIRST ROW. A PIECE OF ROCK FELL OUT BETWEEN THE RIB AND THE ATRS ON THE ROOF BOLTER. THE ROCK WAS ABOUT 18 I NCHES WIDE AND 18 INCHES LONG. IT WAS 2" THICK IN THE MIDDLE AND SHARP AROUND EDGES. IT BROKE 2 SMALL BONES IN LEFT FOOT.

THE MAIN ROOF FELL IN THE #3 ENTRY. THE ENTRY WAS USED FOR A NEUTRAL THE FALL WAS APPROX 30FT L, 20FT WIDE, 5FT H. 36" CONV BOLTS WAS USED IN THIS AREA. THE FALL WAS 18'OUTBY SURVEY 940. THIS AREA WAS APPROX 1500 FT FROM ACTIVE SECTION

A PIECE OF DRAW ROCK FELL OUT FROM BETWEEN THE BOLTS 4 1/2 X 3 1/2 X 0-7" THICK, HITTING HIM ON LEFT HIP AND LEG IN #2 ENTRY. WE WERE PULLING PILLARS AT THIS TIME.

DUE TO CRAWLING OVER A PERIOD OF TIME, ILLNESS JUST KEPT GETTING WORSE TILL HE HAD TO HAVE AN OPERATION.

ROOF FALL SPAD 3430 #4 MAINS. 50' X 20' X 4' THICK. 1800' FROM WORKING SECTION. [DANGERED IT OFF]

THE MAIN ROOF FELL IN A BLEEDER ENTRY. THE FALL WAS 3 BREAKS INBY SURVEY STATION 936. THE FALL WAS TIMBERED ON BOTH SIDES. THE BLEEDER CAN STILL BE TRAVELED GOING BOTH WAYS TO EACH END OF THE FALL. THE FALL WAS APPROX 20 FT WIDE, 20 FT LONG AND 5FT HIGH. 36 INCH CONVENTIONAL BOLTS WERE USED IN THIS AREA.

THE MAIN ROOF FELL IN RETURN ENTRY. AT SURVEY STATION 944. THE FALL WAS AT SURVEY 944 AND WENT ABOUT APPROX. 50 FT. THE FALL WAS APPROX. 20 FT. WIDE, 50 FT. LONG AND 5 FT. HIGH. 36 INCH CONVEN TIONAL BOLTS WAS USED IN THIS AREA.

STRAINED RIGHT WRIST PULLING ON A PEACE OF MINER CABLE ON THE SURFACE OVER A PERIOD OF TIME IT GOT WORK ON 8-13-97. I HAD TO HAVE IT REMOVED SURGICALLY.

MINE VENT HAD DROPED FROM 23000 TO 9800 WE FOUND A ROCK FALL IN THE MAIN RETURN 16BREAKS OUTBY THE FACE IN 7 ENTRY ON 4 RIGHT MAINS AT APSAD NUMBER 3281 130'X20'X4-8' THICK. REROUTED STOPPING LINE AND DANGER IT OFF SET CRIBS IN OTHER ENTRYSWE THANK THE FAULT IS IN.

A PIECE OF DRAW ROCK ABOUT 1' X 1' X 1" THICK FELL HITTING EMPLOYEE ON TOP OF RIGHT SHOULDER CAUSING A BRUISE.

THE MAIN ROOF FELL IN BLEEDER TRAVELWAY. THE FALL WAS APPROX. 20' WIDE, 20' LONG, AND 10' HIGH. THE FALL WAS ABOUT 1 BRK OUTBY SURVEY STATION 1062. THE AIR IS TRAVELING ACROSS THE FALL REAL GO OD. THIS SECTION WAS FINISHED APPRO. 1 MONTH FROM THIS DATE.

HE WAS LIFTING BELT TO PUT STRUCTURE IN. WE WAS MOVING THE BELT UP THAT DAY. HE WORKED THE NEXT DAY IN SOME PAIN. HE THRU MISSAL 2 TO 3 DAYS THEN WORKED 3 TO 4 MORE DAYS IN SOME PAIN. HIS LAST SHIFT THE FIRST TIME WAS 1-10-97. HE THEN COME BACK TO WORK ON 1-15-97 AND WORKED UNTIL 1-18-97.

ROOF FALL ON 1B PANEL BETWEEN SPAD 1871-1859 IN #7 ENTRY 1800' OUTBY THE WORKING SECITON ON THE INTAKE. FALL WILL NOT BE CLEANED UP, DANGERED ITOFF.

EE LEFT HIS BRIDGE DIDN'T PANICE IT OFF. THE OTHER EE'S PULLED OUT DRAGGED THE #1 PIG INTO THE EE.

ROOF FELL APPRXO 8'HX25'LX20'W. IT WAS IN A ENTRY DRIVER RIGH HANDLED FROM SURVEY STATION 946. THE ENTRY WAS STOP THEN BECAUSE THE TOP WASMINED APPROX 3 MONTHS BEFORE THE MINE IT FELL. TYPE OF SUPPORT WAS 4' TORGUE TENSION.

ROOF FALL WAS FOUND AT 515 AM 9-30-96 WHILE MAKING A PRE-SHIFT ON THE INTAKE ON PANEL 1B AT SPAD #1899 IN THE #7 ENTRY. IT WAS DANGERED OFF AND REPORTED.

HE WAS MOVING MINER CABLE OUT OF ROAD WAY.

ROOF FALL IN INTERSECTION 1 BREAK INBY SURVEY STATION 455. THE FALL WAS APPROX. 4' HIGH, 20' WIDEM, AND 40' LONG.

EE WAS HELPING PUT LONG JOHN STRUCTURE BACK TOGETHER WHEN THE #1 SCOOP JUMPED ON HIGH POINT SHOVED LONG JOHN INTO THE RIB, CATCHING EE LEFT FOOT BETWEEN RIB & LONG JOHN

EMPLOYEE LOST A TIMBEER CAR, HE WAS PULLING TOWARD THE FACE ABOUT 35 BREAKS UNDERGROUND WHEN TE CAR CAME LOSE, HE TRIED TO TAKE A TIMBER AND MOVE THE CAR OVER ABOUT 2" WHEN HE STRAIN HIMSELF.

ROOF FALL ABOVE ANCHORAGE DUE TO LAMINATION. FALL WAS 60' INBY SURVYE STATION 380. IN AN INTERSECTION. THE FALL WAS 25'L, 25'W,6'H. 36" CONVENTIONAL BOLTS WERE USED IN THIS ARCH.

TRYING TO MOVE LOOSE COAL AND DRAW ROCK FROM OFF SIDE OF BELT LINE AND STRAINED HIMSELF.

ROOF FALL IN INTERSECITON 1 BRK OUTBY SURVEY STAITON 400 THE FALL WAS APPROX 5'H X 20'W, 30'L. 36" CONV. BOLTS WAS USED IN THIS AREA.

ROOF FALL IN INTERSECTION 1 BRK. INBY SURVEY STATION 435. THE FALL WAS APPROX. 20 FT. WIDE 30 FT. LONG AND 8 FT. HIGH.

ROOF FALL 1 BRK INBY SURVEY STATION 431 IN INTERSECTION. THE FALL WAS APPROXIMATELY 20 FT. LONG 20 FT. WIDE AND 5 FT. THICK.

EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING A MACHINE PART AND SLIPPED AND FELL OFF THE BACK OF THE TRUCK.

EMPLOYEE WAS CRAWLING AROUND PINNER AND TWISTED LEFT KNEE.

ROOF FALL IN #1 HEADING, 20'-30', 1 BREAK OR 70' FROM #93 SPAD IN #1 ENTRY.

ROOF FALL AT SURVEY STATION 54. THE ROOF FELL AT INTERSECTION IN NO.6 ENTRY AT THE ABOVE MENTIONED SURVEY STATION. THE FALL WAS IN A BLENDER ENTRY NOTHING WAS HARMED WHEN FALL OCCURRED. TIMBER ALL SIDE AND LEFT FALL.

EMPLOYEE WAS USING A CRIB BLOCK TO CLAUPUS THE SPRINGS ON MINER CONVEYOR BOOM TO HOOK A CHAIN TO PULL LONG JOHN UP AND CRIB BLOCK SLIPPED CUTTING HIS LEFT MIDDLE FINGER.

WHILE TRAVELING TO HIS WORK PLACE, EMPLOYEE RAN PERSONNEL CARRIER OFF A LEDGE APPROXIMATELY 10" DEEP AND STALLED IT. HE TRIED TO MOVE IT OUT BY HAND AND COMPLAINS OF LOWER BACK PAIN.

REPAIRING BROKEN BELT WITH TOOL CALL A MONKEY TO PULL IT TOGETHER WHILE WORKING LEVER SERIOUS PAIN HIT LOWER BACK ACROSS HIPS