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A ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED IN THE SOUTH SECTION AT 22+40 IN AN INTERSECTION AREA WHICH MEASURED APPROX. 24' WIDE X 25' LONG X 7' HIGH ABOVE NORMAL ROOF LINE. THERE WERE NO INJURIES OR EQUIPMEN T INVOLVED AND TRAVEL OR VENTILATION WAS NOT IMPEEDED.

WORKER WS MOVING THE BOLTING MACHINES TRAILING CABLE OUT OF THE WAY WHILEIT WAS TRAMMING TO ANOTHER LOCATION AND HE TURNED QUICKLY AND RAN HIS HEAD INTO A LOW OVERHANGING CORNER OF A RIB. THI S RESULTED IN THE WORKERS RIGHT ARM BECOMING NUMB. LATER THAT NIGHT THE CHIROPRACTOR DISOVERED THAT HE HAD A VERTABRA IN HIS BACK OTU OF PLACE AND CORRECTED IT WITH AN ADJUSTMENT.

WORKER WAS INSTALLING ROOF BOLTS IN A HIGH AREA WHERE IT REQUIRED HIM TO STAND ON TOP OF THE BOLTING MACHINE AND STRETCH TO INSTALL THE RESIN CARTRIDGES INTO THE BOLT HOLES. WHILE STRETCHING H E SPRAINED OR STRAINED LOWER BACK AND RECEIVED PAINS IN LEG ALSO. WORKER DID NOT INCURR ANY LOST DAYS OR RES. DUTY SO FAR, BUT RECEIVED FIRST LOWER BACK ADJ FROM CHIROPRACTOR ON 2-5-98.

WHILE BUILDING A WALL IN THE FIRST LEFT SECTION,X-CUT 3TO 4 HE NOTICED THE WALL BEGAN TO MOVE. TRYING TO STEP AWAY ONE OR MORE OF THE BLOCKS FELL STRIKING HIM ON HIS RIGHT FOOT. HE WAS TRANSPO RTED TO THE HOSPITAL BY AMBULANCE. THIS RESULTEDIN A BRUISED AND SWOLLEN RIGHT FOOT AND ANKLE.

WHILE HANGING CANVAS IN 2 ENTRY OF 1ST LEFT SECTION, HAVING TO REACH UP HE LOST HIS BALANCE, SLIPPED IN A HOLE TWISTING HIS RIGHT ANKLE WHICH THEN BEGAN SWELLING. THIS RESULTED IN AN EMERGENCY ROOM VISIT AND FOLLOW UP SESSIONS WITH A PHY.

WHILE PERFORMING HIS REGULAR DUTIES AS A S/C OPERATOR GOING BETWEEN #4 & #5 ENTRIES OF 1ST L SECTION, A PORTION OF THE BOTTOM WAS UNEVEN CAUSING A DROP OFF OF WHICH HE RAN HIS S/C OVER RESULTI NG IN A JAR TO THE MACHINE & HIMSELF INJURING HIS BACK.

WHILE ROCK DUSTING #1 ENTRY OF FIRST LEFT HE SLIPPED & FELL ON HIS BACK, THIS WHILE LIFTING HEAVY POSTS ON 11-29-97 IN O ROOM OFF FIRST LEFT SECTION RESULTED IN A STRAIN OR SPRAIN TO HIS LOWER BACK.

THE CONTINUOUS MINER CUT INTO AN INFLUE OF WATER COMING FROM THE ROOF. AFTER REMOVING ADDITIONAL COAL FROM 2 FACE IT WAS DETERMINED THE WATER WAS CMONING OUT OF THE BOT. FROM AN UNKNOWN SOURCE . THE WATER WAS ESTIMATED AT 1000 G.P.M. AT START AND IS NOW ESTIMATED AT 85 GPM AT THIS POINT. SOURCE STILL UNKNOWN.

WHILE PREFORMINING HIS REGULAR DUTIES AS A MECH. WALKING THROUGHT THE SECITON. HE SLIPPED AND FELL ON HIS RIGHT HAND, BREAKING HIS RIGHT THUMB. THIS RESULTED IN A HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM VISIT FOR RESETTING AND A CAST ON HIS RIGHT THUMB.

SLIPPED AND FELL ON RIGHT KNWEE, RESULTING IN A HOPSITAL ER VISIT AND FOLLOWUP SESSIONS WITH A DR. (AN INCLINE, WET AND MUDDY CONDITIONS WERE PRESENT)

EE WAS OPENING A BAG OF ROCK DUST, SPEWING POWERFLEW UPWARD AND INTO HIS EYES. RESULTING IN EMERGENCY ROOF REMOVAL OF LODGED ROCK DUST IN HIS LEFT EYE. EE WAS WEARING SAFETY GLASSES AT TIME OF ACCIDENT.

WHILE MOVING THE MINER CABLE OFF OF THE TRAVELWAY HE FELT A PULLING IN HIS LOWER BACK. THIS RESULTED IN S STRAIN TO THE EE'S LOWER BACK, WHICH REQUIRED CHIROPRACTIC SESSIONS.

WHILE MOVING A HEAVY PIECE OF STEEL TO BE WELDED TO ANOTHER, THE PIECE BEING MOVED SHIFTED CATCHING HIS HAND BETWEEN THE TWO PIECES OF STEEL RESULTING IN A BROKEN MIDDLE FINGER ON HIS RIGHT HA ND AND SEVEN STITCHES TO THE SAME FINGER.

WALKING FROM ONE SECTION OF THE MINE TO ANOTHER HE SLIPPED ON WET & MUDDY MINE BOTTOM CONDITIONS WHICH WERE PRESENT INJURING HIS BACK & LEFT SIDE.

WHILE CLEANING ROCK FROM A FALL, A PIECE OF LOOSE ROCK FELL FROM THE ROOF (APPROX. 8" X 8" X 1-1/2") STRIKING HIS HARD HAT AND FORCING IT DOWN OVER HIS FOREHEAD RESULTING N A CUT ABOVE HIS RIG HT EYE THAT REQUIRED 9 STITCHES.

A LARGE ROOF FALL IN THE INTERSECTION OF #2 ROOM OFF #7 ENTRY OF THE SOUTH MAINS AT APPROX. 0+70. THE FALL MEASURED APPROX. 40' HIGH, 20' WIDE, 25' LONG, COVERING THE MINER OPERATOR FROM HEAD TO HIS WAIST. A LARGE MUD STREAK WAS PRESENT AT THE TOP OF THEFAL. THIS AREA WAS PERMANENTLY SUPPORTED.

A LARGE ROOF FALL OCCURRED THE INTERSECTION AREA AS DESCRIBED ON THE ACAMDING 7001 FORM WHICH RESULTED IN THE DEATH OF EE. WHOSE BODY WAS RECOVERED ALONG THE CONT. MINER WHERE HE WAS APPARENTL Y HELPING WITH THE CABLE AT THE TIME OF THE FALLTHIS AREA WAS PERMANENTLY SUPPORTED.

LARGE ROOF FALL OCCURRED INTHE INTERSECTION OF 2RM OFF 7 ENTRY OF THE SOUTH MAINS AT APPROX. ROOF FALL MEASURED APPROX. 40' HIGH X 20' WIDE X 25' LONG. IT RESULTED IN THE FATALITY OF JAMES A F AIDLEY SECTION FOREMAN AND COVERED THE CONT. MINER. A LARGE MUD STREAK AREA WAS PRESENT AT THE TOP OF THE ROOF FALL. THIS AREA WAS PERM SUPPORTED.

EMPLOYEE WENT TO DR TO CHECK ON ANOTHER PROBLEM AND FOUND OUT HE HAD A DOUBLE HERNIA WHICH WAS A RESULT OF HEAVY LIFTING OVER THE YEARS IMPOSSIBLE TO PINPOINT WHEN OR WHERE THIS HAPPENED

EMPLOYEE HAS PAIN IN HIS NECK WHICH HE FEELS IS A RESULT OF DRIVING OVER ROCKS AND BEING JARRED AROUND

EMPLOYEE WAS OP9RATING FRONT END LOADER WHEN HE BEGAN ACTING STRANGELY AS IF HE WERE DISORIENTED. HE BACKED THE MACHINE TO THE END OF A LOWWALL AND PROCEEDED OVER THE EDGE. THERE WAS NO TRAUMA OR EQUIPMENT D5MAGE AS A RESULT. THE HOSPITAL REPORT LISTED THE CAUSE AS A STROKE OR RELATED CONDITION.