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While checking on the puckers the employee walked under some caution tape that was tied to a piece of angle iron, while lifting the tape the angle iron fell landing on the employee's leg causing an abrasion.

While cleaning out hatches inside the N. Bag house the employee received a cut from inside the hatch as he was cleaning it out.

Employee and a Contract employee was removing a sheave from the motor shaft by hitting the sheave with a rawhide hammer, Employee went to rotate the sheave and the Contract employee hit the sheave at the same time hitting Employee's right middle finger.

The employee was attempting to reposition sections of metal in the metal storage rack. The employee was using a metal clamp with his left hand at the same time as he was holding the second sheet of metal in his right hand when the metal shifted backwards pinching his right little finger. The employee pulled his finger from the two sheets of metal.

The employee was walking out of the Wet Mill MCC going down some stairs in dim lighting when he missed a step causing him to step down wrong resulting in a twisted ankle.

CP-50B, a centrifugal oxygen compressor, tripped suddenly. Less than 1 minute after the trip, there was a rapid ignition of the compressor. Because oxygen at 99% purity was lined up, the fire grew quickly in size and heat. The cost to repair or replace the compressor is currently estimated at $100000. Downtime is greater than a week.

The employee was getting out of a skidsteer and slipped on the bucket, twisting his ankle.

The employee was cutting a welded bolt while using proper P.P.E. when a piece of debris ricocheted off of the wall behind him and into his face shield getting into his eye.

The employee was pulling out a flight onto the grizzly catwalk when he strained and pulled a muscle in his back.

The employee was moving a 8" flow meter from the truck to the storage area. While setting this down he pinched his little finger between the flow meter and a 12" gate valve that was sitting on the ground.

While attempting to free a stuck roller the belt caught his sleeve pulling his arm into the belt and canue housing.

Employee was walking on uneven ground going to his work area when he stepped in a divot and twisted his knee.

EE stepped out of the guzzler truck to fill the fuel at the fuel bay and slipped on the ice.

EE and partner were capping off the water intake from Saval 3 to blow water out of the line to prevent freezing. They had climbed the ramp and were coming down when EE lost his footing and slipped. When EE was falling he heard a popping noise in his left ankle and felt pain.

The employee was walking down the stairs when getting to the bottom and stepping off the grating was raised and resulted in the employee stepping wrong and twisting/ spraining his ankle.

EE was lifting a 6" pipe to make up connection to bolt up flange on barge when EE twisted he felt a pain in his back.

Employee is claiming knee pain there was no significant event

Miner was fueling a D-10 Dozer. He was assisted by another employee. When he attempted to hand the fuel line back to the other employee, the miner lost his balance and fell off of the equipment and landed against the other employee.

While walking backwards tracing a water line the employee fell 4 to 4 1/2 feet in a open hole

Miner was operating a 150 ton Water Truck on a surface haul road. Hydraulic system failed. Miner lost steering assist. Miner pulled a muscle in his shoulder while attempting to regain control of the vehicle.

While swing a sledgehammer in the Underflow Tunnel employee hit right elbow on the wall of the tunnel.

While dismounting a loader miner reportedly slipped and fell onto his back.

While taking off a pressurized line, the line blew hot water and carbon on to employees arms.

MINER WAS CARRYING JACKLEG SLIPPED AND FELL PINCHING HIS MIDDLE FINGER.

Miner was operating haul truck, in second gear, hit a bump. The radio came loose striking miner in nose.

Exposed to toxic fumes while welding on Stainless Steele and Cast Iron.

Sandy ground where a slab round was loaded too heavy and timed poorly.

Employee was walking up a slight grade and slipped and hit his head.

Miner was carrying 2" Bull Hose on his shoulder. When miner attempted to load the hose onto a trailer he moved incorrectly and injured his back.

The miner was stepping out of the cab of the lube truck on to the side steps of the vehicle slipping off of the step, catching himself on the door.

Miner was using a hand held grinder to cut welds off of a metal project. The grinder "walked" away from the operator and went across the gloved left hand lacerating the skin on the left thumb knuckle.

Miner was working on a caustic line. He was wearing full PPE+ for the job that was assigned to him, including a full face respirator. Miner showered off with all PPE in place first. While removing respirator, he got a small amount of caustic in his left eye.

Miner was a passenger in a truck. Truck was parked, parking brake set, and chocked. Miner was not seat belted in as truck was parked. While vehicle was dumping, it tipped over onto the left side. Miner fell approx. 3' injuring elbow.

Miner was assisting in hosing down plant with water. Backed against a hand railing that had a 120v extension cord wrapped on it. Miner experienced an electrical shock. Miner was released light duty for 12-22-2013. He then goes off on RDO, and will be back to full duty.

Miner was assisting another miner carry a piece of pipe up an inclined roadway. Recent snow had fallen on the road covering previous snow and icy conditions. Miner slipped and fell on his left side. Miner complained of pain to his left leg and ankle.

Miner was engaged with guzzling out a vessel in the strip area. Miner received some very minor caustic burns on the neck and his face. Miner rinsed off for several minutes. Taken to hospital flushed more. Released full duty. On 12/22/2013 miner returned to hospital was given three days off by ER doctor.

Employees was doing a PM in a MCC and cleaning. While brushing out a breaker enclosure that was bottom feed it caused an arc flash.

Employee rushed to an Arc Flash fire with a fire extinguisher and received smoke inhalation

Miner was traveling home from work, noticed a pain in his left eye. Notified supervisor on 12-12-2013. Taken to doctors office, small piece of metal removed from eye. Miner does not remember when or where injury occurred.

While completing a vehicle pre-op on haul truck, miner was attempting to loosen a frozen chock from the wheel. Chock came loose & smashed left index finger between chock an pump cylinder of the truck.

Miner was exiting a screen area. When he repositioned his hands to push himself up he struck his left elbow against a support beam that was behind him.

Miner was attempting to move a heavy tail pulley by hand. Pulled muscle in back.

While clearing scale from the Thickener another employees sledgehammer hit an employee in the knee.

Over exposure to mercury.

Miner was stung by a wasp or yellow jacket insect. Ice pack used.

While climbing down off of truck he fell backward onto his back.

Was hooking up air hose on powder truck and lost footing on loose ground. Miner then rolled ankle.

Located at Zone #1 6740 crosscut 5, a 15'X15' section of the back fell to the floor. A pile of material approximately 10' high was deposited onto the floor. No miners present at the time of incident.

Employee was loading samples into the crusher and while lifting a bag got a sharp pain in the back.

Employee was kneeling on a hard surface for a period of time and received an injury.