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Employee was changing a bottom-top screen in the mill. After completing the screen change the employee went to step out of the screen and back on to the walkway. When EE went to step on to the walkway, EE did not plant EE's foot correctly. Foot/ankle twisted which resulted in pain to EE's left foot due to landing on it incorrectly.

The employee was working on a metal skirting in building #2, which at some point was attached to the crane, as the crane was being used to lift/move the skirting it sprang loose and struck the employee on the knee causing them to lose their balance and hit the middle of their back against the chute.

EE was going to sit in a chair in the dayroom prior to our kickoff meeting at 5am. Another employee then proceeded to pull EE's chair out from underneath EE causing EE to fall. As EE fell, EE turned to EE's left to avoid falling on EE's back or hitting EE's head. EE fell on EE's left arm (elbow and shoulder).

Employee walking out of change room fell on EE's lunchbox fell on EE's side hurting EE's left knee and left ribs.

Employee was loading out shot rock and was making berms to contain the boulders as they would fall while EE was digging the shot. Operator was digging on a 45-degree angle to get around a high spot in the floor and a massive boulder fell with a rockslide. The boulder jumped over the berm and hit the right front tire of the loader causing damage to the front wheel and the operator.

Employee received abnormal results on hearing test for right and left ear. Employee was retested and for a second time received abnormal results for right and left ear.

While changing teeth on a 992 EE felt a couple pops in EE's left wrist.

The employee was hitting a steel tooth with a hammer when a piece of steel chipped off and hit EE in the left. ER X-Ray showed a piece of steel lodged in EE's leg.

EE was throwing a piece of metal in the bed of truck and felt a small strain by EE's groin on right side then a bump came and it is hot to touch now. EE will be out of work for 3 days.

Employee was walking from the shop office back to the garage. There is a small depression where the concrete slabs meet, and the employee tripped and rolled their right ankle. Employee was immediately taken to ER and will be out of work due to restrictions.

While cutting steel with a torch under the primary crusher, sparks caused employee's pants to catch fire near EE's ankles. The fire watch told EE EE was starting to burn EE's pants, so EE stopped cutting and put fire out. Employee received burns on both ankles and calf area. EE will be a lost time from 12/24/25 and will be reevaluated on 1/2/26.

EE was trying to climb into the truck and had EE's hands on the handrail. EE had to pull self up to the next step and started to feel sharp pain in EE's right hand going all the way to EE's arm. After miners latest doctor visit, Miner has been put on "Do not Work" status per miners Medical provider until next evaluation.

Employee experiencing shoulder pain on 12/3/25 from a preexisting injury that occurred on 4/18/25. Employee slipped on ladder descending from 70-ton truck. Right hand slipped, quickly re-grabbed rail, felt pain in right shoulder.

While shoveling pit on VS2, employee felt a pain in EE's right elbow.

Lumbar spine discomfort.

Employee was walking in tunnel when EE slipped on EE's left foot and EE's right foot stayed put. EE felt a pop in EE's right knee and felt pressure.

Associate was removing hydraulic pipe from excavator boom. When fitting was loosened, pressurized hydraulic oil (cold) sprayed EE in the face causing EE's hard hat to be pushed back and EE's safety glasses to come off. Associate flushed eyes with eye wash but was taken to Emergency Room for discomfort as a precautionary measure.

While miner was working, miner tripped and fell on shoulder (left) and felt a pull Miner asked to go to Doctors on 9/4/2025 where EE was put on restricted duty and prescribed a sling.

While working on 1-1/2 # 2 screen. Employee slipped inside chute while unbolting old skirt. Employee used right arm to brace self causing injury to upper right arm/shoulder area. Employee did hit floor. No subsequent injuries due to hitting floor.

Miner was determined to be over the 25 decibel threshold during hearing test.

Miner was determined to be over the 25 decibel threshold during hearing test. Sending back for retesting

Miner was determined to be over the 25 decibel threshold during hearing test. Sending back for retesting

While trying to disconnect fill line on the back of the water truck employee smashed left index finger causing a cut on the top of the finger.

Changing starter rod; 6" drill hammer fell over striking miner in right foot above toe protection

At approximately 2pm EE was in the process of releasing a barge from the south dock when EE's right knee struck the mooring peg

while fabricating a new scraper for the south dock stinger EE over reached while holding the scraper in place. EE went to set the bolt and felt a burning sensation in EE's right elbow. EE was taken to urgent care for evaluation. EE was placed in a sling and has a restriction of no usage of EE's right arm.

Miner injured their lower back while replacing return rollers on conveyor. Miner did not seek medical attention and documented purpose. Miner went to urgent care on 2/13/2025.

Miner was driving haul truck, when miner started feeling discomfort on their lower back

While walking to the long reach excavator, employee twisted knee while stepping through ruts in the frozen mud. EE feels some discomfort but refused medical attention at this time. Miner went to EE's doctors on 1/8/2025 and was prescribed physical therapy. No restrictions/ no time lost.

while in the process of putting the load on F-Belt employee 101439 went to put a screen in on a 57's feeder when EE felt a pop followed by a warming sensation in the joint of EE's left thumb

While clearing a rock jam in the crusher, the associate lost EE's footing, fell backward, and struck the side wall. EE then slid down to the entrance door of the crusher. After being assisted to EE's feet, EE walked approximately 40 feet and then rested on a walkway. EE expressed concerns about tingling in EE's feet and legs.

Miner was working on removing stones from a chute when EE started feeling discomfort in back, backend, arms and neck area. Next day miner was in pain.

Employee 101408 was reaching down to pick up the cable for the north dock winch when they felt some discomfort in their lower back.

Employee stepped off the excavator step (maintaining 3 points of contact) onto uneven ground and rolled their ankle.

Driver was dumping material when the cab rocked back and forth causing Miner to hurt EE's back.

Miner was lifting sheet metal when Miner felt sharp pain in EE's back

While digging with a CAT 352 Excavator, employee misjudged the edge of the roadway employee was traveling on due to water in the pit. The leading edge of road and the front of the tracks dropped approximately 6 feet, bringing the front of the machine down into the water. Employee claims PTSD from the incident and is currently out of work.

Hearing standard threshold

Hearing standard threshold

Miner was using a shovel to remove material from the tunnel at SP6. While removing material the miner's shovel slipped from miner's grip and went to push forward and had left thumb extend back.

Hearing standard threshold.

Hearing Standard threshold.

Hearing standard threshold shift at or above 10 Dbs.

A miner leaving the bull gang area noticed another miner on the ground. Miner on the ground was sitting upright and was coherent. Ambulance service arrived on site to assess the fallen miner. Miner had passed out and fell down. Miner was diagnosed with a broken Right Ankle.

While stepping down from a platform, the employee rolled their ankle and injured left ankle/leg. Employee was unable to walk so 911 was called and the employee was taken to the hospital for evaluation.

Employee was closing the hood of the service truck. When they closed the hood of the truck, they noticed a pain in their right upper pectoral area.

Employee was welding inside a crusher. When employee stepped out of the crusher their left knee gave out. Ice was immediately applied to the left knee and employee requested medical treatment where they were signed out of work. No specific injury has been identified as of yet.

Employee needed knee surgery after 25+ years of maintenance work. Surgery was originally suggested at the end of 2022 when the employee had pain and swelling that didn't go away within a few days but the employee wanted to put it off as long as possible while trying other treatment options. After exhausting other options, surgery was scheduled for 1/2/2024.

Employee was shoveling overhead onto a conveyor belt. This resulted in discomfort in EE's left shoulder. Employee claims they did not feel the discomfort towards the middle to the end of their shift. After getting an MRI, a tear was revealed in EE's labrum. Employee continued to work until the scheduled surgery on 12/20/2023.

Miners noticed smoke coming from Tower 6 in the secondary. 911 was called and was able to contain the fire from reaching other towers. There were no injuries but substantial loss to equipment.