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EE and co-worker were handling buckets of plaster across a shuttle car cable. He slipped causing his right elbow to bend in a backwards direction when it hit the side of his leg. He notified company of injury at 6:25 AM on 7/5/11.

While drilling hole to install roof bolt. Rock broke around drill steel. Dislodging rock and fell between operators canopy and ATRS support falling onto operator left leg. Rock measured approx 29'L X 23"W X 11"Thick.

While cutting a 3 way intersection, #5 entry into #6 entry. Completed. The top roof rock fell across #6 entry, pulling roof bolts. The roof fall measures approx. 16'W x 16'L x 8'H.

While preparing S & S feeder to be moved, EE was moving cable he stepped on a piece of rock causing him to fall. When he fell his knee went in the opposite direction if his body causing him to twist his knee.

2 blocks inby spad #806 area had potted out some. While setting additional timbers around the area, more rocks came loose pulling bolts. Total area measured 20' W 20' L and 10' H approx. There were more timbers set and area posted and dangered off. Additional supports are being set around the block due to additional rock potting out.

While traveling our return air course to EP's 1 state inspector and 1 msha inspector found a roof fall located left of spad 338 in the old panel at an intersection mined around Nov. 2003. Area posted off and danger sign hung.

During inspection of our travel road, also our secondary escape way. A roof fall of the intersection 1 block outby spad 641 was noticed. Fall measured approx 8'H x 17'w X 24'L. There were no visual warnings. However there was a slip in the strata that may have contributed to the fall. The fall has been cleaned up and area timbered around.

While installing roof bolt a piece of rock came loose and smashed finger on bolting machine frame rail.

Canopy was lowered and employee hit his ear on it.

Put his hand in tray on roof bolter and a small piece of slate hit his finger.

EE was operating roof bolter and while positioning drill steel against the roof, a piece of rock measuring apprx 1' diam X 0-2" thick, fell and hit him on his left hand. Caused a laceration to the back of his hand.

In #1 entry of C-1 Mains. Miner was taking a side cut to sratr # 8 Left Room. The roof started working in the Intersection of #1 Entry. The miner was backing out. When roof fell in pulling bolts inarea. Approximately 17' W x 16' L and approx 10' in height.

Roof-broken shale and sandy shale. Bolts-48" and some 60" fully resin.

Roof, broken shale and sandy shale. Bolts, 48" and some 60". 5/8 fully resin bolts. Fall, 50' long, 17'wide and 7' high.

Bolter operator ws exiting the canopy compartment, when his knee pad became lodged under canopy deck, causing his knee to twist.

ROOF FALL INBY SPAD #936, 100' IN INTERSECTION OF #5 ENTRY. 22' WIDE, 22' LONG & 8' TO 10' HIGH. FALL WILL NOT BE CLEANED UP.

EMPLOYEE AND OTHER MEN WERE TAKING SLACK OUT OF THE BELT, THE HANDLE OF GRIP HOIST SLIPPED HITTING EMPLOYEE IN THE FACE.

NO 7 ENTRY 6' HIGH 17" WIDE 35' LONG IN BY SPAD #2277 200'. FALL WILL NOT BE CLEANED UP.

INJURED WAS STRAIGHTENING A BENT ROOF BOLT WHEN THE ROOF BOLT SPUN AROUND STRIKING HIM ON LEFT WRIST CAUSING A FRACTURE.

ROOF FALL FROM LAST OPEN XCUT BETWEEN #5 & #6 TO LAST XCUT BETWEEN #8 TO #9 FALL 240' LONG, 8' HIGH.

EE WAS CLEANING ROCK OFF MINER WHILE LOADING OUTA PLACE THAT HAD FELL IN A LOOSE ROCK FELL OUT BETWEEN BOLTS APPROX 23"X16"X2" AND HIT HIM ON RIGHT SHOULDER

EMPLOYEE WAS PUSHING LOOSE COAL FROM UNDER HEAD WITH HIS LEG AND TWISTED HIS KNEE.

WHILE TAKING ROCK DOWN FROM THE ROOF WITH A SLATE BAR, THE PIECE OF ROCK FLIPPED HITTING THE SLATE BAR CAUSING THE BAR TO HIT HIS HAND.

A ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED AT 800 AM 3-22-99. THE FALL OCCURRED IN THE 4 ENTRY FROM THE HIGHWALL INBY APPROX. 40' THE DIMENSIONS OF THE FALL WERE 15' HIGH, 16' WIDE AND APPROX 40' LONG.

EE WAS HODLING A PUNCH & GOLDSBOROUGH HIT HIS HAND CUTTING IT

THE MINER OPERATOR HAD COMPLTED A 20'CUT ON THE A RUN AND HAD MINED APPROX 6'FROM THE B-RUN WHENTHE ROOF STARTED WORKING. HE HAD PULLED BACK APPROX 3 FT WHEN THE FALL OCCURRED. THE SIZE OF THE FALL WAS APPROX 35'L, 16'W, 6'H, #8 ENTRY 1BLK INBY SPAD 898

EE WAS HELPING SPLICE THE SECTION BELT. WHEN HIS HAMMER STRUCK THE SPLICE TOOL A PIECE OF METAL CAME OFF THE SPLICE TOOL, STRIKING THE EE ON THE RT FOREARM.

EE SET DOWN AGAINST RIB AFTER BOLTING #2 WHEN A PIECE OF ROCK FELL HITTING HIM ON THE FOOT, ROCK 2'X3'X6" THICK FELL FROM BETWEEN BOLTS.

INTERSECTION #1 RIGHT #1 ENTRY 2 BLOCKS INBY SPAD #655. FALL 4'HIGH WERE USING 4' BOLTS 4 ROWS 18'ENTRY.

EE WAS BLEEDING THE BRAKE. BUGGY HAD TO BE STARTED. WHEN COWORKER TURNED THE BUGGY ON THE TRAM WAS STUCK IN. AND TRAMMED OVER EE'S LEGS.

THE INDIVIDUAL WAS STRAIGHTENING A BEN BOLT DURING INSTALLATION WHEN HIS HAND SLIPPED OFF THE BOLT CAUSING THE INJURED TO STRIKE HIS RIGHT HAND AND ELBOW AGAINST THE CANOPY CYLINDER.

EMPLOYEE STATED HE WAS REMOVING A 6'X3'X6" PIECE OF ROCK OFF THE MINER. WHEN IT TIPPED UP, IT CAUGHT HIS LEFT HAND BETWEEN THE ROOF AND ROCK, LACERATING HIS FOREFINGER ON HIS LEFT HAND.

LIFTED MANTRIP WITH S&S BATTERY POWERED SCOOP TO REMOVE BLOCKING. THE SCOOP BUCKET SLIPPED & MANTRIP CAUGHT THE MECHANIC RIGHT HAND CUTTING IT.

EE AWARDED OCCUPATIONAL PNEUMOCONIOS, BENEFIT BY OF WEST VIRGINA WORKS' COMPENSATION BUREAU. WV MINIGN CO. INC. CHARGED WITH 14% OF LIABILITY.

WHLE RUNNING MINER A PIECE A ROCK FELL OUT BETWEEN ROOF BOLTS HIT THE CANOPY, BROKE & CAME IN DECK & HIT LEFT ARM.

HAD RIGHT ARM OUT OF DECK ON 21 S.C. BUGGIE AND HE GOT TOO CLOSE TO THE RIB AND CAUGHT HIS ARM BETWEEN THE BUGGIE AND THE RIB.

THE ROOF FALL OCCURRED IN 1 ENTRY OF OUR 1 LEFT PANEL 1 1/2 BLOCKS INBY SPAD 382. SIZE OF FALL WAS APPROX. 25'LX18'WXABOVE ANCHORAGE.

EE STATED THAT HE WAS KNEELING DOWN WENT TO GET BACK UP AND COULD STRAIGHTEN HIS RIGHT KNEE BACK OUT.

CLAIMANT STATED THAT WHILE LOADING ROOF BOLT PLATES ON THE BOLTER, THEY SLIPPED CAUSING A LACERATION TO HIS LITTLE FINGER ON HIS LEFT HAND.

WAS SHOVELING GRAVEL STEPPED INTO A SOFT SPOT AND WHEN PULLING LEG OUT A TINGLE IN LOWER BACK CAUSING A SPRAIN ADN PINCHED NERVE.

EE STATES THAT WHILE DOWN ON KNEES HELPING HAND BOLTER CABLE, WHEN HE WENT TO GET UP HIS KNEE LOCKED UP.

CLAINANT STATED HE SLIPPED OR STUMBLED WHILE GETTING INTO THE OPERATOR DECK OR THE SHUTTLE CAR STRIKING HIS CHEST AGAINST THE CANOPY CAUSING A CHEST CONTUSION.

CLAIMANT STATED HE WAS ROOF BOLTING IN #1 OUTBY AND HAD PUT IN HIS LOAST ROOF BOLT. HE WAS LETTING HIS CANOPY DOWN WHEN A PIECE OF ROCK FELL OFF HIS CANOPY AND HIT HIM ON THE BACK OF HIS LEFT HAND CAUSING A DEEP BRUISE.

EMPLOYEE STATED THAT HE WAS WORKING ON SECTION ON BOLTER HEAD AND THE DRILL STEEL FELL OUT OF THE ROOF BOLT HOLE AND HIT HIM ON THE BACK OF THE RIGHT HAND. IT FRACTURED THE KNUCKLE ON HIS THIR D FINGER.

CLAIMANT STATES HE WAS SETTING BEHIND MINER, OPERATING REMOTE CONTROLS WHEN A PIECE OF ROOF ROCK & MUD FELL HITTING HIS LEFT HAND CAUSING A LACERATION TO HIS RING FINGER.

A CLAY VEIN WAS OBSERVED IN THE INITIAL CUT OF THE NO. 4 MINE OPENING.THREE 4' CUTS WERE TAKEN AND SECURED WITH 2', 4' AND 5' ROOF BOLTS ALONG WITH 5" X 7"AND 3" X8" XBARS (BOLTED AND LEGGED). THE LAST OF THE 4' CUTS HAD BEEN TAKEN AND THE MINER BACKED OUT WHEN THE FALL OCCURRED.

TOT HE COMPANY'S KNOWLEDGE THEIR WASN'T A ACCIDENT AT THIS MINE.

SECTION OF HIGHWALL BROKE LOOSE ABOVE FAN CANOPY. COLLAPSING CANOPY STRUCTURE. 24" THICK, 10-20' LONG.

16' WIDE,M 20' LONG, 7'-10'HIGH..