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A SMALL PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM THE ROOF TOP. STRIKING THE SCOOP OPERATOR ON THE HEAD & SHOULDER.

WHILE RIDING IN BUCKET OF SCOOP TO THE OUTSIDE. HE HAD PLACED HIS HAND ON THE BACK OF THE BUCKET, WHEN THE BUCKET WAS BEING RAISED. AND HIS LLEFT FOREFINGER WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN THE BACK OF BU CKET AND BUCKE TSTOPPED. RSUSLTING IN A MASHED FINGER OR INJURY.

WHERE THE TOP HAD FALLEN OUT THE UNIFORMITY OF THE TOP WAS NOT SMOOTH.

LOOKED LIKE HORSE BACK IN TOP.

THE CANOPY ON THE GALLIS 300 ROOF BOLTER, LOOSENED A SMALL PIECE OF ROCK FROM THE ROOF. WHEN THE PINNER MAN LOWERED THE CANOPY. STRIKING HIM ON THE CALF MUSCLE OF HIS LEFT LEG WITH A GLANCING BLOW.

HILL SEAM & OUT EYOPING

EE WAS REACHING OUT TO PUT BOLT INTO A DRILL HOLE, AND COMPLAINED OF NECK & BACK. "IMPAIRMENT NOT KNOWN."

HILL SEAMS DRIVING TOWARD THE OUTSIDE. CHANGED DIRECTION WE WERE DRIVING & TURNED IN ANOTHER DIRECTION.

HILL SEAMS WATER IN TOP

HILL SEAMS & WATER IN THE TOP WAS CAUSE OF ROOF FALL.

EMPLOYEE SAID HE LEFT THE LOADING MACHINE RUNNING AND GOT HIS SLAT BAR, AND PROCEEDED TO PULL SOME CAP COAL IN THE FACE. BUT THE EMPLOYEE SAID HE WAS REACHING OUT TO PULL THE CAOP COAL AT THE EDGE OF THE ROOF SUPPORT WHEN THE ROCK ELL. THE EMPLOYEE SAID HE DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED.

PULLING A #6 SP3NNER AND STRAINED HIS SHOULDER.

SETTING TIMBER 5ND MASHED FINGER WITH HAMMER.

THE ACCIDENT CO6LD HAVE BEEN AVOIDED IF THE BUGGIE MAN HAD CHOSEN ANOTHER PLACE TO TURN THE BUGGIE.THE INJURED IMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING HIS BUGGIE IN TO CLASSER QUARTERS TO FULLEY OPERATE HIS B BUGGIE SAFETY. 3

ROOF FALL.

WAS RUNNING PORTER ENDDUMP BUGGY HIT ROUGH PLACE IN ROAD BOUNCED UP AND DOWN AND HURT HIP