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Coming down little grade. EE had truck in higher gear. Got brakes hot and couldn't make turn. Truck over turned.

Reported on August 5th that an employee had filed a compensable hearing loss claim.

EE was cleaning the shop and was attempting to drag a piece of fabricated pipe across a steel work table. The pipe pivoted catching the ee's left index finger between the pipe and table.

He was dislodging ice from 2" discharge pump by hitting the hose on a concrete barrier when the ice was loosen the hose was uncontrollable, the of hose hit him in the face.

Using a 1/2" electric drill to drill 1-1/2" holes through plywood using a flat wood boring bit. As he was drilling, the bit bound up in the wood causing the drill's handle to twist, bending his right ring & pinky fingers. (NOTE: Drill was NOT equipped with a trigger lock.) He let go of the trigger as soon as he noticed it bind, but couldn't get his hand away fast enough.

Two ee's were reattaching the bucket on a Gradall. They were attempting to remove the pin from the Gradall arm. The injured ee was holding the handle of the pin hammer while the other ee was striking it with a sledge hammer. Both hammers were hardened steel. A sharp steel fragment broke loose upon impact and entered the injured ee's arm midway between the wrist and elbow.

The employee was working on the triple deck to replace a bad screen in the discharger end of the bottom deck. The EE was cutting out the huck bolts in the back plate to remove the screen. The EE stated he cut all the bolts out except two. These 2 bolts were left in until a means of securing the plate was in place. 1 bolt did not have a nut & the plate fell on his foot.

Was pulling oxygen bottle on dollie across floor at tipple.

Employee alleges to have contracted Coal Workers Pneumoconiosis while employeed at Jewell Smokeless Coal Corporation. We were informed on 1/24/07 that the employee had been diagnosed with the illness at Stage 1/0.

I-Beam was lifted and employee was cleaning dirt off of it. The lifting clamp slipped off and I-beam fell, striking employee on foot.

EMPLOYEE WAS PAINTING I-BEAMS FROM MANLIFT AND WAS BITTEN BY A SPIDER.

EMPLOYEE WAS CUTTING AN I-BEAM APART. AS HE WAS CUTTING THE I-BEAM, IT SHIFTED AND FELL ON EMPLOYEE'S FOOT.

THE EMPLOYEE INJURED HIS NECK DURING AN ALTERCATION AT THE HEAVY EQUIPMENT SHOP, LOST HIS BALANCE AND FELL TO THE GROUND.

EMPLOYEE WAS CARRYING SAE2 CLEANER (70-80 LB) FROM TRUCK TO SILO. WALKWAY WAS NARROW. HE TRIPPED ON ROCK/COAL IN GRATE AND FELL ON SAME LEVEL.

AT THE START OF THE SHIFT, THE PREP PLANT WAS STARTED & AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO START THE REFUSE BELTS. THE NO.1 REFUSE BELT SHOWED A HIGH AMPERAGE READING WHEN ATTEMPTING TO START IT, SO THE F OREMAN, PLANT ELECTRICIAN & A MECHANIC WENT TO THE NO.1 TAILPIECE & FOUND THAT SOME BOLTS HAD BROKEN OUT OF THE FEEDER FRO THE BELT AND ALLOWED REFUSE FINES TO ACCUMULATE AROUND THE BELT TAIL

BUILT UP REFUSE ON CABLE CALMP ALLOWED EE TO LOSE HIS FOOTING AND FALL APPROX. 10 FEET.

THE EE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF REPAIRING A VIBRATOR ON THE NO.1 CLEAN COAL BIN. AS HE WAS POSITIONING A PORTABLE WORK PLATFORM INTO PLACE TO BEGIN WORK, A SLEDGE HAMMER THAT HAD BEEN LEFT ON THE WORK PLATFORM FELL AND STRUCK HIM ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HIS FOREHEAD. THE EE RETURNED TO WORK ON HIS NEXT SCHEDULED WORK SHIFT.

EE STEPPED OUT OF THE MACK TRUCK HE HAD BEEN DRIVING AND AS HE STEPPED OUT OF THE TRUCK ONTO THE STEP HIS KNEE TWISTED UNDER HIM. EE CONTINUED TO WORK AND DID NOT GO TO A DR UNTIL 10-7-98, AND WAS PLACED ON RESTRICTED WORK DUTY AT THAT TIME

EE DISCOVERED A PLUGGED CHUTE ON THE NO5 REFUSE BELT. REFUSE HAD SPILLED ONTO THE GROUND BESIDE THE NO 6 REFUSE BELT TAIL PIECE. THE EE WALKED UPON THE PLANT OPERATOR TO STOP THE BELT & AS THE BELT STOPPED, HE PLACED HIS HAND ON THE BEAMAREA WHERE THE BRAKE ARM FOR THE BRAKE ON THE NO5 BELT. AS THE BRAKE SET, THE EE'S FINGERS WERE CAUGHT BETWEEN THE BRAKE ARM & THE BRAKE ARM

THE EE WAS WORKING AT THE AERIAL TRAM LOADOUT WHEN THE AHUL ROPE FOR THE AERIAL TRAM BROKE. THIS ALLOWED SOME OF THE HAUL CARS TO RETURN TO THE LOADOUT AT A GREATER THAN NORMAL SPEED. IN AN EF FORT TO QUICKLY EVACUATE THE AREA. THE EE JUMPEDSEVERAL STEPS AND FELL, CAUSING BRUISES RESULTING IN SORENESS. THE EE HAS MISSED WORK SINCE THE ACCIDENT.

EMPLOYEE POSSIBLE HEART ATTACK.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS TIGHTENING A SET COLLAR ON A BEARING. THE INJURY OCCURRED WHILE THE EMPLOYEE WAS USING A HAMMER. THE EMPLOYEE ISN'T SURE IF THE INJURY OCCURRED DUE TO BEING STRUCK WITH THE HA MMER OR DUE TO THE WRENCH SLIPPING. THE INJURY IS MEDICALLY REPORTABLE DUE TO THE EMPLOYEE RECEIVIGN STITCHES TO CLOSE THE WOUND.

THE EMPLOYEE STRAINED HIS BACK WHILE CARRYING AND POURING BAGS OF CEMENT INTO A MIXER.

EE ALLEGES TO HAVE CONTRACTED COAL WORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS WHILE EMPLOYED ATJEWELL SMOKELESS COAL CORPORATION. CLAIM WAS SETTLED AND APPROVED ON 5-1--94 AND RECEIVED BY MGMT. ON 5-16-94.

EMPLOYEE WAS REACHING FOR THE BRAKE WHEEL ON A RAILCAR WHEN HE STRUCK HIS ARM AGAINST THE EDGE OF A PLATFORM RESULTING IN A LACERATION TO HIS RIGHT FOREARM. THE EMPLOYEE RECEIVED SEVEN SUTUR ES.

ON 12-20-93 THE EMPLOYEE STRAINED HIS BACK WHILELIFTING A PIECE OF METAL FROM A TRUCK BED. THE EMPLOYEE CONTINUED HIS NORMAL WORK ACTIVITY UNTIL 2-24-94 WHEN HE WAS PLACED ON LIGHT DUTY BY HI S ATTENDING PHYSICIAN AT WHICH TIME THE ACCIDENTBECAME REPORTABLE.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING ROCK WITH A 980 ENDLOADER WHEN A ROCK CAME OUT OF THE BUCKET CAUSING THE ENDLOADER TO BOUNCE,INJURING EMPLOYEE'S BACK.THE EMPLOYEE CONTINUED TO WORK FROM 10-13-93 TO,0 7-11-94 WHEN HE BEGAN MISSING WORK.PLEASE LIST THIS INJURY WITH THE 1993 DATA.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF LIFTING A TUB WHICH CONTAINED COAL SAMPLES FOR ANALYSIS WHEN HE EXPERIENCED A SHARP PAIN IN HIS LEFT SHOULDER.

54736YEE ALLEGED TO HAVE CONTRACTED COAL WORKERS PNEUMOCONIOSIS WHILE WORKING AT THIS FACILITY OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION WAS RECEIVED BY MANAGEMENT ON AUGUST 7 1992

54736YEE ALLEGES TO HAVE CONTRACTED COAL WORKERS PNEUMOCONIOSIS WHILE WORKING AT THIS FACILITY OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION WAS RECEIVED BY MANAGEMENT ON AUGUST 7 1992

EE AND OTHER WERE ENGAGED IN THE DISMANTLING OF A HIGHWAY GUARD SCREEN, CUTTING WITH A TORCH THE CONNECTION BOLTS. THE METAL SCREEN TILTED AND THE TWO MEN FELL TO THE GROUND-A DISTANCE OF ABOU T 12 FEET.

EE & OTHER WERE ENGAGED IN THE DISMANTLING OF A HIGHWAY GUARD SCREEN, CUTTING WITH A TORCH THE CONNECTION BOLTS. THE METAL SCREEN TILTED AND THE TWO MEN FELL TO THE GROUND-A DISTANCE FO ABOUT 12 FEET.

EE WAS REPLACING MOTOR MOUNTS ON THE NO. 2 SHAKER AND WAS REPLACING THE BELTS. AS HE WAS TURNING THE SHIEVE WITH A PIPE WRENCH. THE COUNTER WEIGHT INSIDE THE SHAKER SHIFTED REVERSING THE SHIEV E AND CATCHING HIS HAND ON THE CORNER OF A PERMANENT GUARD. LOCK OUT AND OTHER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WERE IN USE AT THE TIME OF THE ACCIDENT. STITFCHES WERE REQUIRED.

TWO LOADED AND ONE EMPTY RAILROAD CARS HAD GOTTEN AWAY FROM SHAKEOUT AND INJURED HAD BOARDED ONE OF THE CARS IN AN ATTEMPT OT STOP THEM. WHEN RUNAWAYS MADE CONTACT WITH LOADED CARS BELOW THE P LANT, INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS THROWN AGAINST END OF CARS STIKING HIS LEFT SIDE.

TO HAVE CONTRACTED COAL WORKERS PNEUMOCONIOSIS WHILEWORKING FOR JEWELL SMOKELESS COAL CORP. OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION FROM THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF VIRGINIA WAS RECEIVED BY MANAGEMENT ON JULY 15, 1992.

BLOWING LOOSE DIRT FROM BANK WITH AIR HOSE ROCK & DIRT FELL LOOSE HITTING HIM IN BACK.

THE EMPLOYEE WAS COMING OUT OF THE SLURRY PUMP HOUSE. HE DIDN'T BEND OVER ENOUGH TO WALK UNDER THE FLUMES THAT RUNS BETWEEN THE THICKENERS, STRIKING HIS HEAD AGAINST THE BOTTOM OF IT.

EE WAS CROSSING UNDER THE HEAD END OF HILLSIDE BELT OVER SOME FROZEN SPILLAGE ON THE CATWALK WHEN HE SLIPPED AND HURT HIS LEFT SIDE. BASE UPON DOCTOR'S REPORT RECEIVED 2-22-91, IT WAS DETERMIN ED THIS ACCIDENT IS REPORTABLE. MANAGEMENT WAS NOT MADE AWARE OF THE REPORTABILITY OF THIS ACCDIENT UNTIL A DOCTOR'S REPORT WAS RECEIVED ON 2-22-91.

THE INJURED EMLOYEE AND A CO-WORKER HAD TAKEN THE COUNTER-WEIGHT OFF THE DRIVE SHAFT AND STOOD IT UPRIGHT IN THE FLOOR UP NEXT TO THE LAUNDRY. THEY THEN HOOKED UP THE COUNTER-WEIGHT THEY WERE GOING TO PUT BACK ANDSTARTED LIFTING IT UP WITH A CHAIN FALL. WHILE THEY WERE LIFTING IT UP TO STRUCK THE ONE THEY HAD TAKEN OFF, CAUSING IT TO TURN OVER WHICH STRUCK THE EMPLOYEE'S LOWER SH

INJ REPORTED THAT UPON ARRIVING HOME AFTER WORK ON 12/26 RIGHT EYE WAS BOTHERING HIM. HE FOUND SMALL PARTICLE IN EYE BUT COULD NOT REMOVE IT. ON 12/27 EYE WASH MACHINE PREP PLANT LAB WAS USED BUT DID NOT REMOVE PARTILE. HE WAS SENT TO DR. HE WAS WEARING GLASSES AT TIME OF ACCIDENT.

ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE IMPELLER NUT FROM THE END OF THE SHAFT OF A NEW DRIVE UNIT FOR THE NO. 1 CLARIDIER PUMP, WHEN THE UNIT ROLLED OVER CATCHING HIS FINGER BETWEEN THE NUT AND THE PUMP FRAME. THE UNIT WAS BEING RAISED BY A ONE TON CHAIN FALL STITCHES WERE REQUIRED FOR HIS FINGER. EE LOST NO TIME UNTIL 12-17-90.

THE INJURED EMPLOYEE AND A CO-WORKER WERE DROPPING OUT SIX LOADED RAILROAD CARS BEFORE DAY LIGHT. THE CARS CAME UNCOUPLED AND INJURED AND CO-WORKER COULD NOT SEE THIS. WHEN THE CARS RECOUPLED THE IMPACET CAUSED THE INJURED TO BE THROWN AGAINST THE CAR, HURTING HIS BACK.

USING CHAIN FALL TO PULL A PIPE 14"DIA X 15'LONG UP THROUGH TO NEXT FLOOR.THE CLIP THE CHAIN FALL WAS HANGING ON BROKE AND THE PIPE FELL AND STRUCK THE INJ LEG.MISSED NEXT 2 SHIFTS.NOT DETERM INED UNTIL 12-13-90 THAT EMPL WAS OFF DUE TO INJ

EE WAS STEPPING OVER A PIECE OF 12 INCH PLASTIC PIPE RUNNING ALONG THE NO. 2 SLATE DRYER WHEN HE TRIPPED AND FELL. THE EE LOST NO TIME UNTIL 9-19-90 IT WAS THOUGHT BY MINE MANAGEMENT UNTIL 12- 13-90. THAT THE EE WAS OFF FOR PERSONAL REASON ON 9-19-90 MANAGEMENT DETERMINED ON 12-13-90 THAT THE ACCIDENT WAS REPORTABLE.

EMPLOYEE WAS GREASING BEND ROLLERS ON TUBE BELT WHEN HE ALLEGES TO HAVE BEEN INJURED. HE SAID HE GOT DIZZY WHEN HE RAISED UP AND FELL FORWARD INTO THE BELT. HE SAID IT CAUGHT HIS LEFT ARM AND PULLED IT INTO THE BELT, AND WHEN THE BELT PULLED HIM INTO IT HIM ARM HIT THE SAFETY PULL ROPE AND SHUT THE BELT OFF.

EMPL PUTTING IN MECHANICAL SPLICE ON MOUNTAIN REFUSE BELT.USED A COME-ALONG TO PULL BELT TOGETHER TO GET SPLICE MADE.RELEASED TENSION ON BELT,COME-ALONG JUMPED A TOOTH.HANDLE CAME DOWN,WEDGED HAND BETWEEN COME-ALONG AND HANDLE.

EMPLOYEE STATED HE INJURED HIS BACK WHILE EITHER LIFTING OUT OR PUTTING BACK IN PLACE THE SCREEN OR WEARPLATE. THE ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON THE 2ND FLOOR WHERE VC48'S AREA LOCATED.

MECHANIC STATED AFTER COMPLETING A WELDING JOB HIS EYE WAS HURTING.HE THOUGHT HE HAD PROBABLY RECEIVED A WELDING FLASH AS HE WAS WELDING IN AN OVERHEAD POSITION.05-01-90-EMPLOYEE STATED OBJECT WAS NOT EMBEDDED AND PRESCRIPTION WAS NOT ISSUEOR FILLED.06-26-90 RECEIVED DOCTOR'S REPORT THAN AN EMBEDDED AND REMOVED.

THE LOAD OUT CREW HAD PUSHED CARS (RAILROAD) BACK UP THE TRACK AND CLEANED THE TRACKS. THEY WERE DROPPING THE EMPTIES BACK UNDER THE TIPPLE. THE EMPLOYEE HOOKED THE CABLE TO THE CAR HOIST ON THE FRONT OF THE CAR WHILE IT WAS STILL MOVING AND CAUGHT HIS FINGER BETWEEN THE CABLE AND THE RAILROAD CAR.

INJURED HAD STARTED NO.1 BELT UNDER A LOAD AND HAD PEOPLE WORKING AROUND THE TAIL ROLLER. THE BELT WAS ABOUT 1/2 EMPTIED WHEN IT KICKED OFF AND STARTED ROLLING BACK. THE INJUREDRAN BACK TO WAR N THE WORKERS, WHEN HE STRUCK HIS HEAD ON THE BACK OF THE HEADHOUSE CHUTE. EMPLOYEE DID NOT GO TO A DOCTOR UNTIL MARCH 16, 1990, AND WENT TO A CHIROPRACTOR FOR MANIPULATION.