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EE was assisting with positioning a suspended stone bin. As EE was on the ground, EE was using EE's body to help rotate bin when EE lost EE's footing and fell to ground. EE landed on knees and hands.
Climbing off the Truck after taking pictures of a fuel line. right wrist not swollen but in pain when flexing.
Employee was walking across quarry to grab a tool, stepped on uneven ground, causing right foot fracture
Employee was moving track crusher to clean up under it. While moving track pad got wedged between other track pads and launched 20ft striking employee into right forearm. Employee was taken to urgent care and received 10 stiches.
Employee was walking upstairs to the lunchroom when EE observed a coyote in there. IE backed up on the stairs missing a step and catching half of another resulting in a sprain in the left calf. IE was transported to the hospital for evaluation.
Employee attempted to open air door near main shop. Air door was not opening; Employee attempted to open door physically. Employee was cut on left lower leg and had abrasions/cuts to left upper arm. Taken to ER received 5 sutures to left leg. Released with restrictions.
Employee bent down to pick up a small guard when they had felt slight pain in their lower back. Employee sustained a strain per the evaluation conducted by healthcare professional.
The drill operator's right index finger was crushed between the drill-side door and door frame, resulting in a distal phalanx fracture and a laceration. The finger was splinted, and the laceration was closed with sutures.
Employee was performing a brake job on a water truck when EE dropped the brake drum on EE's foot resulting in the injury. The drum fractured a toe on EE's foot.
Employee sustained a laceration to the left index finger while operating a hole saw to cut hole in poly drum lid
The employee stepped off the curb and sprang, resulting in a minor injury to the left ankle.
Employee had hand on the back of the Scoop bucket when the plow was retracted, causing the employee's finger to become caught. PPE was a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
Employee was building a wall, the employee's glove became caught beneath a block. As the employee pulled hand free, the block fell, striking the employee on the shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
Had a chain fall hooked on the valve; when they got the valve off the ground and into position, the employee's hand got caught between valve and the separator structure, smashing EE's right middle finger.
While clearing bridged rams on a kiln preheater, hot material blew back through a porthole and burned the employee.
EE was washing the big house out and the hose got kinked around a spring. EE pulled the hose and the spring fell on EE's right hand. EE broke a bone in EE's hand from the spring falling.
Employee was riding to the section on a rubber tire mantrip when EE struck EE's head on the bottom of the overcast. Stated EE was not paying attention. Caused a laceration to EE's left forehead. Employee was seen at Montgomery General Hospital where EE received 5 stitches and was released back to work.
Employee was removing an oxygen cylinder from the tool cart storage carrier. The tank slipped out of EE's hand and EE's right pinky finger became pinched between the cylinder retaining ring and the the oxygen cylinder. Resulting in a laceration requiring seven sutures for treatment.
While working in the Gator Pit using a come-along, the employee felt debris enter EE's left eye. Medical evaluation was required, and a physician removed a foreign object from the eye and prescribed antibiotic medication to prevent infection.
IP entered the connex at code 80 fuel island with an oil sample in their hand when they caught the corner of a rubber mat with their foot, which caused the mat to lift up with their foot causing them to trip and fall, landing on their right shoulder.
10/13/26 Employee slipped while descending staircase and fell on back. Employee was checked out and stated EE was fine so returned to work. 10/16/26 Employee was at EE's residents and off shift when reaching for a piece of firewood and heard a pop in back. 10/17/2026 Employee went to ER and was diagnosed with a fractured 10 rib. Then notifying employer.
Employee was loading rib pins onto the roofbolter, when one of the yield tubes cut their left index finger requiring 6 stitches.
Miner 1 was observed by miner 2 lying on their back having trouble breathing, control room was notified and an ambulance was called and miner was conveyed to the hospital. This writer was informed that miner 1 had several preexisting conditions that may have been contributing factors.
SCALING THE BACK, HOOKED ON A LIP AND JOLTED EMPLOYEE WHEN IT GAVE WAY.
IE was pulling ventilation tubing and tripped over the miner cable hurting EE's shoulder.
EE was working on a screen, removing the bearing and had porta power trying to remove. The nut came off striking EE in the head. EE was taken to Freemont Medical Center in Fairfield, TX and received 3 stitches.
Employee was getting on a dozer to push coal and slipped on the step getting up. They reached for the grab bar and pulled a muscle in their back.
Two employees were replacing Flexcos on a LOTOTO conveyor while using fall protection. After grinding nuts off the old Flexco, EE shut off EE's 4" angle grinder. While the grinder was coasting down, EE lowered it to set it in a bucket and accidentally contacted IE's right knee who was kneeling in front of EE, causing a cut that required 3 stitches.
Individual was standing a roll of slick line up against the rib line. In the process they felt a "pop" in their shoulder. Compliance with rules/Regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
Quarry maintenance technician was using a 4 lb. sledge hammer to make an adjustment on a "take-up" pulley. EE swung and missed, striking self near the left foot / ankle area. Employee was diagnosed with a contusion of the left foot and instructed to wear a boot until EE's one week follow-up appointment.
Employee was changing a screen on the primary deck, once it was in it needed to be moved a little so the bolts could be threaded in. Employee used EE's hands to give it a few quick pulls and EE then felt pain in EE's wrist/ hand.
Employee was washing an apron feeder where ore bridging causing low feed. They started spraying water through the small wash door in the side of the feeder with spray wand. The nozzle was just inside the feeder when the ore sluffed, hitting it & catapulting wand up smashing their left finger between the wand & side of apron feeder
The miner entered the cut area at an inadequate angle while operating a tractor. Their head struck the radio, and arm contacted a screen that shattered the door glass. They reported head pain and scrapes to their right arm, face, and head. Their seatbelt was fastened. The attending physician prescribed medication and one day of rest.
EE was under a Komatsu 605 removing a hydraulic hose. The hose came off and splashed fluid into their left eye. The eye was flushed and EE was taken to a clinic. EE was prescribed medication and given restricted duty.
While operating the backhoe EE was swiveling chair in the backhoe. The boom began to drift to the left. EE reached behind EE to the controls to correct the drift. In the process of reaching behind EE felt a pop in EE's left shoulder.
Reported while seeding ee was pulling a hose when EE slipped and fell and landed on a rock on ribcage.
Santiago was reaching back to grab a stick of resin out of the tray when their pin partner, who was loading they tray with roof bolts, accidently threw one of the bolts too far and struck them below the right eye resulting in a small orbital fracture. EE is expected to make a full recovery without surgery being required. Their first day missed was 10/13/2026.
The employee was walking from the loader to shut off the coal screen and stepped on a rock and sprained their right ankle.
The EE was attempting to install lower half of a split bearing on to the #1 baghouse exhaust fan. The bearing began to be lowered and it slipped causing the EE's right pinky to be caught between the bearing and the exhaust housing. This resulted in the EE sustaining a fracture to their right pinky distal phalanx.
Tech was working on loader and accessed the elevated area using a 6-foot ladder. After staging the manifold on a portion of the loader, tech began to descend the ladder when they slipped/fell to the floor. They landed on their feet but, during the fall, their hardhat came off and the manifold fell from the loader and struck tech on the head. Taken to emergency care.
Employee was clearing a blockage caused by a chunk of concrete when the tool being used to pry with slipped and caused the employee to catch EE's right ring finger between the tool and the framework.
Employee states that while using a set of Red CM 1 1/2-ton chain ratchets to remove slack from the #7 belt, by pulling back the take-up dolly, the chain ratchets' chain broke, striking them on the tip of their right thumb causing a laceration and partial avulsion.
Material dislodged when the poke bar entered the vessel and caused it to flip upwards.
While miner was nipping in trailing cable, they knelt down to get a better grip which resulted in a laceration to their knee from a rock. The miner was transported to the hospital where they received 3 stitches.
Employee went to move a power cable for a 4" submersible pump and felt a pop in left shoulder. Cable got stuck while moving the pump and employee attempted to "whip" the cable to free it, causing the soft tissue injury.
Employee was using a hand drill and the drill bit caught and screwed into the metal pulling the drill into the metal opening the employee was reaching through. This pinched the employees' finger between the drill and the metal. The result was a laceration to the tip of the right index finger.
The employee was walking up a set of stairs when they felt a pop in their right hip. The employee later felt pain in that hip.
Employee was in the process of greasing an excavator bucket. When EE stepped back to allow operator to extend bucket to access grease fittings the bucket suddenly shifted sideways and hit the employee knocking EE to the ground. The hit from the bucket broke employee's ribs and when EE fell EE inadvertently hit EE's head on the bucket causing laceration to the top of EE's head.
Employee was operating a dozer and a drill steel got stuck in the track. EE exited the dozer and when EE pulled the drill steel to remove it EE suffered a lumbar strain.
Individual was hosing up a longwall shield and was removing cap at the end shield to where the shield to shield hose goes. Main shut off was off to relieve pressure but there was still some residual pressure in line forcing the cap to come off and strike individual in the face. Compliance with rules/regs PPE, mining eqip/systems not a factor. Proficiency may be a factor