Mining Incidents in October 2020

We lost the control input to the main breaker on the drive for the hoist. The breaker would not close when required.

Production hoist module 6 high temp fault as a result of inadequate cooling.

Hoist high temp fault tripped the production hoist out and could not be cleared.

EE was traveling in packhouse elevator when it stopped at 3:24am, EE notified Central Control at that time. EE exited the packhouse elevator at 5:25am. The cause of this incident was a door lock that was jammed in the closed position. This elevator last had maintenance performed on it on 10-27-20 by Thyssen Krupp.

Two miners were trapped on Miracle Run Elevator while riding down into the mine. The safety switch was tripped, and the miners were brought to the surface on inspection mode. Once the appropriate people arrived, the switch was reset. Miners were off the cage at 6:02 PM.

On 10/28/2020 service power (Cleco) was interrupted due to a tree branch falling on the powerline off site. The emergency generator was started to evacuate the mine. The transfer switch did not fully engage on the first attempt.

An unplanned, non-injury roof fall occurred in the #6 - #7 crosscut. The fall measured approx. 4 1/2' feet thick, 35' long and approx. 18' wide and no persons were injured or equipment damaged.

An unplanned roof fall was discovered in the Old 5 North Mains #1 Entry at 8 block. The fall is approximately 120' long x 10' high and 16' wide. The fall was most likely caused by gradual deterioration of the mine roof. No problems with mining machines, PPE, training or compliance issues. This fall also did not disturb any ventilation or escapeways.

An unintentional roof fall was found at this operation at 5:45PM in the CO#4 entry of the active retreating 001 MMU. A high angle slip fell in the cut and pulled 2 permanent supports. Rock slid out on the side of MRS#7 blocking it from tramming out. There were no injuries.

2 Hoist kicked mid shaft Electrical faults while running hoist checks. 2 hoist was running at 11:00 pm.

A fire at the tail of BC8 surface belt was found by surface employees. This fire was in the tunnel exiting the crusher building. Fire was out by 5:00 am. A distance of 135 feet of top belt and 135 feet of bottom belt was burned. All communication to and from the mine was lost. Was able to contact MSHA at 4:35 am by cell phone by leaving the mine property.

BO waste line in 2 shaft. Wet Electrical boxes. 2 shaft was fixed and running at 11:15 p.m. on 10/25/20.

A planned outage was took to replace the motor on the NP Hoist. The job was canceled after it began. The hoist was put back together and tested before being put back into service. MSHA was notifed when it was taken out of service and when it was put back in service.

At approximately 12:00 noon, the operator noticed flames in the engine compartment below the radiator. The operator shut dozer down and along with the foreman proceeded to extinguish the fire. Fire put out within 20 minutes. They went to get more fire extinguishers and upon returning approximately 20 minutes later, the dozer had reignited and was burning rapidly.

The SP Material Hoist was taken down to change an axel to some wear on the wheels. This was a planned outage and MSHA was notified when the hoist was taken out of service and when the hoist was put back into service.

No. 3 Hoist - pulling muck from 4300 pocket, hoist kicked out, would not reset, called Spencer Engineering with computer faults. Electricians called, found two bad electrical components, replaced and safety checks conducted on hoist.

A roof fall occurred on 10/22/2020 during the night time & no miners were in the mine at that time. This occurred at Panel #3 W at cross cut 38 F3 & 38 G3 in an area that had been mined. The area has been barricaded & a formal geotechnical engineering study of this area is bein conducted. It appears the fall occurred below the anchor zone of the 42"" fgr bolts.

An unplanned, non-injury roof fall occurred in the #1 pillar entry on the #1 section. The material fell onto the continuous miner and two mobile roof support systems and had to be removed to get the equipment out and back into service.

Unintentional fall above anchor point in 9 Butt near spad #4869. The fall measured approximately 18 ft by 95 ft by 6 ft. The fall occurred as a result of a cutter that formed in a geologic transition zone several weeks after development.

A transformer kicked out causing us to lose power to the Silver Shaft Hoist.

Found an unintentional roof fall in the intersection of No. 7 Entry, Break No. 33, on the 2nd Primary Mains.

Incident caused by an excess volume of natural gas that entered the kiln during the relighting process and then ignited in a delayed manner. This higher-than-normal volume of natural gas then ignited and caused a pressure wave to propagate through the kiln damaging the boiler housing and kiln firing hood.

10-19-20 at 3am the socks inside the #2 dryer baghouse caught fire, the fire moved to the outside of the baghouse. The fire department was called, the fire was extinguished within 35 mins. MSHA was immediately notified and was on site for the investigation on 10-20-20; the investigation is ongoing. We believe the socks caught fire while cleaning hot fly ash from the #2 furnace.

The brakes on the hoist car were not releasing. The CR relay was replaced and the brakes were then functioning correctly

There was communication loss between the top and bottom of the slope. A Circuit board was replaced in the PLC for the fiberoptic communication.

A roof fall occurred on the 3ME at 146 crosscut between entry 4-5. The fall was 40'L X 19'W X 4'H. Ventilation was not interrupted and no one was injured from the fall.

A Roof Fall occurred in 2nd West @ the Face-Intersection of XC #40 in Entry #4. It appears to be about 7' height, 19' wide and 35' long. No one was injured or entrapped and no ventilation was interrupted. Preliminary diagnoses is that vertical cracks in the strata, parallel with the crosscuts, allowed the strata to fail. New Primary & Supplemental Support has been installed.

74 HG 16 xc 2 to 3 entry partially fell in on 10/06/2020. The same xc fell in the rest of the way across the xc at 3:18 am on 10/15/2020. The area already had breaker rows installed to all approaches. No injuries occurred. Additional roof support was installed in the intersection in #2 entry to protect it, and also in 2 - 1 entry.

Airway person found the fall on EE's examination of the airway. It's on old 1B panel in #2 entry BK 53 1/2 39' outby spade #3654. 15' high and about 40' long. It was also bolted with 4' bolts.

While removing a 15ft section of old 6"" slick line in the Leeville #2 shaft, the pipe brackets below the 15ft section became loose and allowed the pipe to shift slightly from the shaft wall. The #2 shaft was shut down until the brackets and pipe could be secured back to the shaft wall

Person in the area said the top started dribbling and then the intersection fell in. Area that fell was 8 feet high, 45 feet long in the beltline and 15 feet into the crosscut.

An unintentional roof fall was discovered by a Mine Examiner that measured 18ft wide by 60ft long by 5ft high. No equipment or ventilation was damaged during the fall. The fall will be cleaned up. The location of the fall was on Track Mains Section in the #1 Entry @ #18-19 Block.

Production hoist was getting brake pump faults and no hoisting functions would operate.

1659 drive intersected a known fault that had been previously supported. Drift was blocked by fallen material.

Found an unintentional roof fall between breaks no. 9 and no. 10 on the #3 Belt line. Fall dimensions were approximately 70' long by 18' wide by 10' thick.

Found an unintentional roof fall between break no. 22 to no. 23 on the # 3 Belt line. Fall dimensions were approximately 50' long by 10' wide by 8' thick.

An unplanned roof fall occurred at the intersection of crosscut 27 on the DS-5 Panel of the 005 MMU in the #4 intake entry. The fall was approximately 30' in length, 20' in width, and 8' to 10' in thickness.

There was unplanned roof fall at #7 Entry 3rd North off Panel District 2.

Smoke was observed coming from the north end of the raw coal storage pad near the Prairie Eagle east portal. Steps were taken to treat and remove the affected material.

An unplanned roof fall measuring 50' long x 16' wide x 9' above normal mining height occurred at 128 x-cut in the 7 Left Section between the track and return entries.

At approximately 4:20pm, a roof fall was reported on the 8 South #3 Belt at 17 3/4 to 18 crosscut. The fall was approximately 40 feet long and 16 feet wide and 8 feet high. No other part 50 criteria applies.

No injuries to persons/no miners exposed. Incident occurred overnight, no one was underground. Accident investigation is ongoing to determine cause, including if there was a pillar failure. Area affected by the fall included NW corner of M29&S37 to the NE corner of M29&S49 to the SE corner of S49&M47 to the SW corner of M47&S37 and back N to M29&S37. No equipment involved.

A roof fall occurred at 16 xc 2 - 3 entry in the 74 HG section. The fall was 30 foot long, about 6' high and from the center of the entry to the in by rib. It fell at or slightly above the anchorage point. No one was injured and the area was secured with posts and cribs.

Smoke was observed coming from the north end of the raw coal storage pad near the prairie eagle east portal. Steps were taken to treat and remove the affected material.

There was an unplanned roof fall on Old 3F return x-49 spade 39+60.

A reportable roof fall above the primary support anchorage was discovered at approx. 6pm on 10/5/2020 by an electrical supervisor troubleshooting a tracking problem on West Mains. The fall extends from the brattice wall on the roadway to the J-Mains belt discharge on West Mains 3 belt. MSHA was notified and inspector arrived at the mine site on 10/5 approx. 2300 hrs

HAD POWER TROUBLE, EVENING SHIFT FOREMAN CAME OUT TO CHECK PUMPS AND DISCOVERED ROOF FALL AT SPAD# 1969 (168 BREAK ON 7 BELT APPROX. 19 FOOT WIDE AND 10 FOOT HIGH AND 50 FEET LONG ON TOP OF HIGH VOLTAGE CABLE).

An unintentional roof fall was discovered on the Spring Fork Panel #8. The fall was found on the pre-shift exam at approx. 8:58 PM on 10/4/20. The fall was approx. 16' high, 65' wide and 25' long. There were no injuries.

Roof fall was found during belt preshift. It had only fell 3' high. Examiner reported it to shift coordinator. When coordinator arrived with timbers and workers, it had fell up to 8' high, making it reportable. Coordinator had it reported. Fall did not affect mining, ventilation or escapeway(s).

The axle on the Material Slope Car went down. The car was removed from service, the axle changed, tested, and put back into service. MSHA hotline was notified when the hoist was took out of service and when the hoist was put back into service.

Maintenance work was done on conveyor belt. Crew had meeting prior to bump. Employees were instructed to stay in one spot away from the unguarded area when bump was going to be active. Conveyor belt guard was left off during this process. Injured employee walked back to this area and stuck arm back in when the bump was activated.

An inexperienced miner helping with dredge line repair. Employee #1 loosened the haul back. The cable unreeled very fast and cut off the tip of employee #2 middle finger on right hand.

EE was installing material while standing on a scaffolding plank at the bottom of the cone section of an enclosed vessel when debris from beyond the vessel where the employee was working fell and crashed thru the protective scaffolding deck striking EE and causing injury.

Baghouse rotary feeder was plugged. Employee was opening a slide gate. Employee had positioned a ladder for access. Employee stepped off of the ladder and on to the screw housing. Employee's left foot went through the screw housing, got caught in the screw. Their left leg was amputated below the knee.

Employee was walking down the steps from the slope belt henhouse when employee felt pain in left knee. Employee continued to work till 03/08/2021 when employee was taken off work for knee surgery.

Employee was taking drill steel out of the hole they drilled, rock fell and hit left hand pushing it against the drill pod. Causing laceration to left index finger.

A fully trained miner was standing under a hanging cable when the cable was pulled down and struck them in the nose. The accident was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.

While employee was attempting to enter the deck of a scoop, the scoop rolled slightly injuring EE's ribs on EE's left side.

While performing morning routine housekeeping, employee went to exit the catwalk going down steps, EE slips on the first step. Employee was holding onto the handrail and hit knee on the steps.

Injured employee was in a boom lift using a cutting torch. The worker turned the torch off and draped it over the handrail. The acetylene valve knob bumped against the mid-rail of the basket opening the valve which allowed acetylene gas to penetrate the employee's pant leg. A spark from the grinder ignited the gas causing a flash fire and burn to the worker's left leg.

Injured employee was dragging ventilation tubes on the 3W CM Section when EE felt a ""pop"" in the back of the right knee. Has pain in leg. Was later diagnosed with a pulled hamstring muscle. Employee didn't violate any rules or regulations. Was wearing required PPE and has proper training.

Employee alleges EE was reclining pallets on a metal column, a burst of wind pushed one of the pallets and it hit the back of employee's left calf causing a laceration that required stitches.

Employee was using sledge hammer to unplug #1 ore bin and sprained EE's right shoulder. Employee went out 1/5/2021 for surgery on right shoulder. From our Independent Medical Evaluator report on 3/31/21, this injury is reportable.

Injured was walking around the feeder to meter a cable and hyper extended left knee. Injured continued the shift and then on 11/2/20 went for medical attention and was then placed on restrictions for left knee sprain.

On September 23 2020 employee hurt shoulder when taking out a water line from a tank on the water car and continued to work to October 28 2020. On October 29 2020 employee is having surgery done on the shoulder.

Contract IE was getting ready to replace lagging on a belt head roller, the belt was raised to get head room to work, a bolt thru a chain broke allowing the belt on one side to fall, hitting Contract IE on hard hat, neck and shoulder. Cause of this injury was using an old existing chain for rigging. PPE/mining systems/compliance with regs not a factor.

Employee was descending the small WA70 Loader and slipped due to wet conditions and fell to the ground. Employee started missing work 10/30/2020.

IE was hanging miner cable and strained lower back. Employee's low back started hurting later in the shift while driving shuttle car.

Operator attempted to pull 50lb bag from top of completed stacked pallet. Bag fell from top jerking employee's arm down. Employee worked without restriction until 2 Feb when they went out of work for what was told was unrelated work injury. 8 Apr was notified that the injury was work related.

Adjusting seat in the loader.

Employee was pushing a wheelbarrow and felt pain in lower back. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.

Employee was inspecting a newly installed 13.8Kv. switch and came in contact with 1 Phase of 13.8Kv. Resulted in electric shock injuries and burns. Employee received medical care from Surface Rescue Team and Company Doctor. Employee was medi-evac to a Medical Center.

Employee was going to grease a truck and had climbed down the ladder to the ground. EE had parked on a flat area near the fuel tanks. EE turned around after climbing down the ladder and tripped over some rocks, causing them to fall over backwards and they landed on left shoulder, causing a sprain.

Employee was shoveling the ribs in the 4th East Mains when a piece of coal fell from the rib and struck the employee on top of hard hat and left foot. Employee was diagnosed to have sustained contusion and neck strain.

IE was building a brattice when they picked up a block. When they twisted to set the block in place they felt a pain in lower back.

Employee was repairing a door closure mechanism when struck in the head requiring 4 stiches.

Employee was changing bits when a piece of rock from the corner of the face hit employee's hand that was on the head of the shear.

Employee alleges EE was moving mill plates and EE's left index finger was pinched between 2 plates causing a bruise/hematoma. Ice pack was provided as first aid.

Employee thought that had lost suction to the drill head and EE placed hand on the drill chuck to check for suction. When EE placed hand over the chuck, EE's drill steel that was left hanging in the hole broke free and fell hitting EE's finger against the drill chuck. This resulted in a displaced fracture to EE's left ring finger.

Employee was operating shear when a rock came over the handrail striking employee's left lower leg resulting in fracture to fibula.

A fully trained miner was attempting to re-rail a car by using the jack walker of the motor and a chain. When the motor lifted the car the chain broke striking EE in the shoulder. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.

Employee states repetitive use injury severe low back pain. No specific incident at this time. Referred to Orthopedic Institute. EE placed on restricted duty and placed out of work beginning 10/28/20.

IE was throwing CM cable out of the way when a rock fell between the bolts and slid down EE's arm catching EE's thumb between the remote box and rock. A laceration was received on the thumb.

EE was using a cutting torch cutting a piece of steel. Appears that the oxygen line blew out causing severe burns to EE's right arm. ER treated EE for 1st and 2nd degree burns and released EE

Employee was in breakroom before EE's shift started and was opening a container with personal knife and accidentally lacerated EE's wrist.

Employee states that while riding outside on the #4 mantrip that the mantrip spread the track at bk7 on 9c. When the mantrip did this, the employee stated that EE's back hit the metal seat causing pain in the lower back and rib cage.

Employee was assigned to remove a ball stud on 785C rock truck. Employee was using a 20lb hammer to remove a pin. The employee struck self with the hammer.

Knocking the end off a piece of curb and it fell and landed on the crossover step and bounced and landed on EE's right foot

Unjamming Syntron and ripped off nail and skin almost to bone.

A piece of shale and coal fell from the longwall face bounced off of the chain and hit employee on the left foot.

Employee was doing general maintenance at the crusher, employee strained back installing flashing at cone crusher. Sought medical attention on own. Continued to work normal shifts. Was not reported until 12/29/20. Visited Dr. on 12/28/20. Could return to work on 12/30/20.

An employee was helping carry a submersible pump from a standing metal table to the bed of LV022 (Ford Truck). The employee felt a pain in EE's back. The employee stated the back did not start hurting until the pump was sat down and the pressure was relieved off EE's back.

A fully trained miner was unloading bed rail when a piece slipped out of hand landing on foot. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.

Employee was hanging up the miner cable when employee felt a pop in right shoulder. The employee continued to work until 11/9/2020 when the employee was taken off work for right shoulder injury.

Employee was attempting to remove a pin from a clevis that was attached to a continuous miner rub rail that was removed from the machine and lying on the concrete floor. When the pin was removed, the rub rail shifted, smashing the employee's left middle finger between the rub rail and floor. This resulted in an avulsion of the fingertip and a tuft fracture.

EE stepped in a mudhole while pulling leg out of the mud EE fell forward and overextended right knee. Employee did not miss work until 10/30/2020.

Employee was dragging driscoll line and walked through a hole filled with water and allegedly emulsion causing irritation and burning to the employees legs. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.

Employee was dragging driscoll line and walked through a hole filled with water and allegedly emulsion causing irritation and burning to the employees legs. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.

Employee was tightening the antennae on a Komatsu 500 loader from the right side platform. EE lost EE's balance and fell onto the handrail striking EE's left rib cage. Employee suffered a broken rib.

Equipment operator exited D9 dozer and fell down to the track. Operator suffered laceration to right knee.

4900-ER6 getting started bolting, tripped over bull hose landing on rock with right knee. Reported to supervisor on October 23rd, did not seek medical attention till November 9, 2020.

Employee was working on a pump when EE felt a strain in arm, EE didn't seek medical attention until 11/18/20 becoming a RLT. Cause of this incident was lack of ee awareness. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules/regulations was not a factor, miner proficiency may have been a factor.

Employee was using a crane to move a welder. The welder hit a eyebeam which was propped up on a ledge causing it fall on employee's foot. Injuring foot.

Employee was in the process of positioning the roof bolting machine to install roof bolts in the first cut taken for the number four (4) to number five (5) crosscut when a small scale of roof rock dislodged from between installed roof bolts, striking Employee on top of head resulting in a neck injury.

Security Guard was checking the site on foot and tripped falling face first to the ground.

Tearing out structure in deep mud, and twisted knee. This resulted in a meniscus repair on 12/09/2020.

Employee notified the Safety Director on 10/22/2020 at 3:00 P.M. that employee received medical treatment for pain in right shoulder caused by constantly correcting the blade tilt control of the D11R dozer employee was operating. The pain got progressively worse even after the blade control was repaired.

Employee was raising the light tower with the crank. The wire snapped and hit employee in the face.

While seeding, the dozer blade caught the ground throwing the employee into the rollover protection structure, resulting in a head laceration.

A fully trained miner was walking to throw a switch when they slipped on a rock and twisted a knee. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.

Employee was on 6 Section drilling a rib pin and was having trouble with suction and went to pull the steel out and lowered the pot and left hand index was caught between the mast and the pot of the roof bolter causing a severe fracture to the finger.

Miner was preforming a conveyor belt patch when EE's knife/razor blade slipped off and cut EE's left arm. Cut area was thumb/wrist area and miner was taken to hospital due to bleeding. There EE was bandaged, stitched and stapled and released at approximately 4:30 on that same day. Miner was instructed to come back for reevaluation on 10/28/2020.

An OSMI foreman was driving an electric locomotive into the mine and upon approaching a run around, the foreman reached down for a bottle of water. At the moment they sat up, the foreman fell from the locomotive and was crushed between the locomotive and rib. The foreman suffered broken ribs and a fractured pelvis.

EE was helping set cribs, EE had picked up a crib out of the scoop bucket, someone else picked up a crib and smashed EE's finger between 2 crib blocks

GMS employee was working on longwall recovery and the rib rolled out causing injury to ankle

While installing cover plate on tailgate drive employee's r thumb became pinched.

Employee was standing on EE's platform of the drill, swung out to put up EE's middle bolt. The platform hit a rock and pushed EE up into EE's canopy, causing pain in EE's upper back.

Carrying a shaker screen, felt something pop in right shoulder

Employee alleges cement was blown into EE's left eye when a bag broke. EE was evaluated and prescribed antibiotic eye drops to prevent infection.

Employee was moving op shuttle car anchor. When they got out of shuttle car they slipped on a ledge hurting right knee

Maintenance tech was pulling wire for an extended period of time. Later that evening EE's back became very sore and EE was out for the next 2 days. Employee went to Physical therapy which helped EE's back. Physical therapist believed EE just had a hip out of alignment. EE reported to supervisor but supervisor did not report up to management until November 2.

A fully trained miner was removing the dust hose from the duster when the hose hit EE in the arm. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.

While handling a piece of sheet steel that was leaned up against a rock box on metal runners, the bottom of the sheet steel slid out causing the steel to fall flat on injured's foot resulting in fractures. Steel measured approximately 5' x 12' x 1/4"".

EE was walking on a muck pile when EE slipped and fell to the same level. The fall resulted in an over extension of EE's arm.

After placing a jumper in the 4 mains belt EE started releasing the 3 ton chain hoist to let the pressure off the belt clamps. EE had worked the hoist 2 cranks when the belt broke outby the belt clamps allowing the clamps to fly forward knocking 2 top rollers loose on the belt pinning lower left leg between the belt structure.

Employee was changing belts on cooler blower #3 when the screw driver that EE was using slipped off sheave causing EE's finger to get pinched between belt and sheave.

While talking on phone to another mechanic, employee turned to begin walking back to fuel truck and feet slipped causing employee to fall to ground and felt pain in right foot and ankle area. Employee was taken to local Urgent Care and diagnosed with right ankle sprain.

Employee stated that they went outside to get a case of drinking water to put in the meeting room. They lifted the case of water to set it on the table when they herd and felt a popping in the right shoulder.

Worker was repairing a belly dump trailer. EE used a jack to jack up the trailer. When the EE reached through the gates to move a railroad tie. EE either hit the jack or the jack moved in the dirt causing the trailer to drop, closing the gates on the EE's arm. Barney trucking reported verbally to MSHA on 10/20/2020.

Employee was riding as a passenger in an off road dump truck, while traveling down the ramp towards the pit. The truck gained speed and the operator maneuvered the truck towards the berm. Once the truck made contact with the berm, the truck flipped onto its side.

A miner sustained a sprain to EE's right knee while EE was loading skirt board rubber from the tailgate of a pickup to the man lift. As EE turned EE's body, EE felt pressure on EE's knee resulting in the sprain.

Employee was operating an off road dump truck while traveling down the ramp towards the pit. The truck gained speed and the driver maneuvered the truck towards the berm. Once the truck made contact with the berm, the truck flipped onto its side.

Employee claims a fire on haul truck, fire extinguisher discharged, employee found on ground, no indication of fire.

Hose hit employee in the eye.

Employees were using the jack bar to help re-rail a manbus, as they were moving the bus back to the rail the bus came off the jack, hitting the jack bar which struck employee's left lower leg causing fracture to left lower leg.

Employee worked numerous consecutive days and started having some pain in left hip. Could not identify a particular event that caused the pain. EE was placed on restricted duty and put out of work beginning 10/30/20.

Employee stepped in a hole twisting left knee. Employee was diagnosed with a lateral meniscal tear.

While riding in the mantrip, the employee's right leg fell asleep and upon exiting the ride, EE's same leg gave out on EE due to numbness, causing a sprain/strain injury to EE's right knee.

Employee was sitting inside of a skid steer. When the employee climbed out of the skid steer, EE slipped on the ground and twisted EE's left knee.

Slipped and fell on bulk tank platform, struck edge of scaffold step with back. *For the sake of clarity, fall and landing were on the same level of scaffold.

fall from trailer 18 inches to ground

Miner was handling continuous miner trailing cable and felt a sharp pain in the back. Incident was determined to be reportable on 11/12/2020.

A fully trained miner was making a cable splice when EE struck self in the thumb with a hammer. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.

While riding in mantrip, injured's foot struck an accumulation of ballast that was pushed up when the mantrip derailed twisting EE's ankle resulting in a sprain.

A fully trained miner was panline bolting when a rock fell striking them the neck. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.

Employee tripped on a metal bar causing them to fall into guard and fracture left hand.

Employee walking across floor and heard knee ""pop"". Did not trip or fall. No debris on floor. Did not go to Dr. that day. Worked 12 hour shift next day. Went to DR. on 10/19/20. I was not notified of incident until 10/19. Employee was out of work 7 days and returned to full duty on 10/28/20.

Employee was cutting on the TG side of shearer heading towards HG when a piece of face coal rolled off over the spill tray contacting the employee's left lower leg fracturing it.

The employee was carrying out daily mechanical work in the workshop area. While repairing the engine of the Excavator 500, they suffered a strain in upper and lower back, while having some pain in legs. With difficulty walking they required the help of colleague to get up and thus notifying the accident to superiors.

Miner was helping change out cutting edges on the 980H wheel loader. Miner went to loosen one of the bolts and held EE's hand on the bottom side of bolt to keep it in the hole, when EE hit the trigger for the impact gun the bolt spun and cut EE's finger.

Miner was pulling an airbag (~25lbs) on a rope behind self across ledge. Pulled muscle in back.

EE was lifting a lid up at the tail area of the L/W face while working on the tail sprocket. EE took a step with with the lid and felt right knee pop. EE finished shift and didn't start missing until 10/19/20.

Employee was struck with material from the mine rib.

The EE picked up an air drill at 288 block 9 South Haulage. EE carried it down to 295 block. Felt pain in back upon completion of the task. EE didn't start missing work until 10/19/20.

Employee was operating a track switch when EE felt a pain in EE's left shoulder. Please note, this is a questionable injury. It did not involve any equipment or compliance issues. It also did not involve job skills, proficiency, training, PPE or protective devices.

IE was carrying rock dust when they felt a pain in left groin/abdomen area. IE waited until 10-15-20 to seek medical attention.

The employee had crossed the belt to clean the #2A tailpiece. While walking toward the tailpiece, EE felt a ""pop"" in the right knee. Medical examinations revealed a torn anterior cruciate ligament that had been torn previously while playing high school football.

Employee was heating metal with a propane torch at Primary #1 hopper. The flame went out and EE went to relight the torch. The gas built up and exploded causing burns to face, hands and chest. EE's clothing was on fire, EE laid and rolled on the ground to extinguish fire. Employee was taken to ER for medical treatment.

Employee stated as EE was drilling EE's hole, EE was throwing out EE's bolt and caught EE's finger between the bolt plate and the push plate on the side of the drill head. This resulted in a fracture and stitches to EE's right index finger.

While the employee was pulling a hand truck that was jammed, when it freed itself, it impacted EE on the index finger of the right hand.

While installing timber, ladder shifted causing employee to fall to floor. Hitting left shoulder on floor.

Twisted knee

Employee was shoveling precipitation in the refinery when they twisted and felt pain in lower back.

Employee fell in shower room. Employee referred off work for follow up medical evaluation after X-ray negative.

EE WAS EXITING THE 450 EXCAVATOR WHEN THE HANDLE BROKE OFF. EE GRABBED THE CATWALK LANDING WHERE EE'S RING GOT CAUGHT AND BROKE EE'S FINGER.

Employee was operating the shearer and was walking along the shearer when at the haulage box EE turned to look at a mimic and was hit by an object causing injury to upper back.

EE was opening a security gate and felt a sharp pain in the lower back and a burning feeling going down the back of the leg.

EE was installing material while standing on a ladder at the bottom of the cone section of an enclosed vessel when debris from beyond the vessel where the employee was working fell and crashed thru the protective scaffolding deck striking EE and causing injury.

Wet Plant was shut down in order to remove some jammed rocks from tail pulley on cone cross over belt on wash/plant, plant was unexpected turned on and hand got caught in the belt, because of a language barrier the co-worker thought they wanted the bump over turned on to move the rock. This caused EE's hand to get caught up in screen

While observing the mining process, a dayshift section foreman was struck by a section of mine rib measuring 54"" long by 25"" wide and 6"" to 9"" thick.

The Miner, while working at chopper station #2, was shaping the rock and smashed EE's finger dismembering the tip of it.

EE is the section electrician and was resetting a side breaker on the right-side continuous miner. As EE was leaving the are a section of the rib fell and caught EE's feet, with the left foot being the primary complaint.

Employee was in the process of unloading belt rollers located in the 2 East Mains 37 wall, when employee's fingers became caught between two rollers, resulting in laceration. Employee received ten sutures.

Employee was prying a rock with a rock bar at the headgate drive, the rock moved unexpectedly causing employee to lose footing and fall backwards as the employee extended right arm out to catch self, when employee fell on right shoulder resulting in a torn tendon requiring surgery.

Walking around the crusher to get a tool from the truck and stepped in a hole. Hyper extended right knee.

Employee was driving CAT 777 rock truck with an air ride operator's seat. According to the operator, the seat had plenty of air at the beginning of the shift. The air ride seat lost air throughout the day. The employee hit a rough spot in the road and the seat bottomed out causing them to jar lower back and tailbone area.

Employee was climbing down from the 7 West Longwall Shearer, when EE lost EE's footing, causing a fracture to EE's right fibula. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.

Moving boxes and tripped over a strap on floor

Employee was backing up to dump, upon raising box, the rubber pads/bushing pulled apart from the suspension on the rear driver's side wheels causing the weight to shift on the box and tipping the truck over

Employee felt ""stinging"" in EE's shoulder while pulling self onto first step of excavator.

EE was dismounting off of 49-K screen when foot slipped causing a pain in left knee. EE continued to work without restrictions. Due to Covid-19, surgery was postponed until 7-8-2021

Employee was walking and fell on left shoulder. Employee kept working until day of surgery. Surgery was on November 4th. This is when it became a lost time.

While loading track rails on the surface, injured was attempting to slide rails off of the forklift onto the rail car by hand. Rail moved unexpectedly and caught left ring finger between another rail.

Operating the haul Truck on the haul road near the new hopper and conveyer, there was water and mud down near the bottom of the ramp. While driving empty the employee hit a hole and this caused the seat in the truck to suddenly slam down and caused employee's back to compress, this caused pain in back.

While shoveling on Southeast Mains Tailpiece EE felt pain in lower back. Started missing work on 10/26/20.

Employee had completed a welding project on the hopper. The employee was cleaning up the work area and packing tools out of the area. As the emplyee was lifting a 5 gallon bucket full of tools up onto the service cart, they felt a sharp pain in their right shoulder. Employee is going to seek orthopedic examination at this time.

While employee was pulling the cable out of the throat of the Feeder Breaker, employee had a foot pushing off a flight to pull the cable when they felt something in left foot and when they applied body weight to it, it began to hurt.

Two welders working in close proximity. Resulting in minor flashburn to one welder.

5200 Galena Station. Shaft Repair person went to un-chock a timber truck with their foot, slipped and sprained left ankle.

Injured employee was taking down sections of mono-rail on the 2W Longwall headgate area and stacking them on top of the stageloader for removal. After picking up a section from the mine floor, EE turned to cross over the stageloader and felt pain in lower back. Employee began missing work on 10/8/20 due to this injury.

EMPLOYEE AND 2 OTHERS WERE HANGING AN OUTBY AIRLOCK DOOR WHEN THE DOOR STARTED TO FALL AND EMPLOYEE FELT PAIN IN LOWER BACK. EMPLOYEE STARTED MISSING WORK ON 10/12/2020.

Employee was working on the miner, stepped off of the rub rail stepping on a rock or uneven bottom causing them to twist their right ankle resulting in a sprain.

Employee was standing on the 7G-3980 handrail on right side of radiator guard of D10R attempting to install mounting bolts on right lift cylinder, EE's foot slipped on railing and went down between the railing causing EE to fall toward front of machine tracks catching right leg inside of railing causing a fracture of leg

Employee was trying to lift and move a large piece of granite, approximately 110 lbs., without the use of lifting equipment. EE felt a pain in right side of back, burning knot. Sought medical treatment, taken off work. Lost time injury.

Accident happened on HG8 in entry 3 while roof bolting. IE had just started the screen wiring process. IE set the controls on a double boom bolter and stepped onto EE's platform. When IE stepped on the platform. IE felt a pop in EE's knee.

IE was manning the booster drive when a rock measuring 4 inches wide x 8 inches long x 2 inches thick fell out from between bolts. The rock knocked the IE's hat off of head. IE was brought out to be checked due to a headache.

employee was walking down the LW face towards the HG, going through spotted shields a rock fell from between shields hitting the left thumb causing laceration and breaking the tip of it.

Employee grabbed a cable to hook up the slack. EE felt a sharp pain in EE's upper back near the shoulder. EE finished EE's shift and sought medical attention. Restricted duty, no missed work. After follow up appointment, additional restrictions were applied. EE is unable to work till released. First day missed 10/16/2020.

An employee fell while descending a ladder. Employee misjudged the length of the last step to the ground and lost balance. Employee fell backwards into a pump motor and fractured their tailbone.

An employee was backing at the break room doors when EE turned to the left, EE tripped over a doormat that had been rolled and left on the sidewalk.

Employee was installing a 20'cable bolt into the mine roof when EE felt a pain in lower back. It did not involve any equipment or compliance issues. It also did not involve job skills, proficiency,training, PPE or protective devices. This is a potential questionable claim.

Injured employee and a coworker were removing rollers and cradles from the belt. When pulling the cradle came loose striking injured employee on the right foot

Employee was operating an overhead crane while assisting with the installation of a loader cutting edge. The strap broke, the cutting edge fell, and bounced off EE's left steel toe boot. This took place inside the surface shop on a concrete floor. The employee was seen in the emergency room the following day and diagnosed with a broken left big toe.

Employee was handling badger cable, tripped and fell causing injury to knee.

Driver was exiting truck and struck head on the door frame causing a strain to the neck

Employee was assisting loading a scoop battery and as EE stepped back, EE slipped causing EE to fall down. EE felt pain in EE's left knee. Diagnosed with a tibial plateau fracture on 10/22/20.

Employee was shoveling mud near the conveyer belt. Employee lifted shovel full of mud and turned. While lifting and twisting, employee felt back pop and felt pain.

Oiler was preparing to fuel 527 Loader. When EE turned to the left, right knee ""gave out"" and EE collapsed to the ground. EE was examined by a physician and diagnosed with a comminuted femur fracture and torn ligaments which will likely require surgery to repair.

Contract employee noticed smoke coming from haul unit. EE placed unit in park and exited cab to inspect engine. After noticing a fire in the engine compartment EE jumped over the rail of the 770 haul unit and fractured left leg when landing on the ground.

Employee stated while drilling a cable bolt hole, the drill steel became lodged. EE was jerking on the steel when EE felt a pop in the left shoulder. EE exited mine to waiting ambulance but refused service. EE drove self POV to Hospital where EE was give time off work and referred to specialist. EE remains off working pending determination of specialist.

IE was with a group of miners building a stopping. As IE was underhand tossing a concrete block, IE felt a ""pop"" in left elbow. IE continued to work until 10/6/2020 when IE sought treatment. Awaiting results from MRI for exact injury.

left shoulder separation occurred to the employee while EE was driving in an off road truck. EE ran through a rut while EE had EE's arm over EE's head hanging on to a handle.

An ee was taking tools from the locker. The ee stepped backwards and ee's foot made contact with the dolly. The ee lost balance, began to fall and twisted ankle in the process. The ee was taken to the clinic and sustained a fracture to the leg.

The employee was exiting the haul truck when EE bumped EE's knee on one of the steps.

Employee was backing dozer up into a cut and ran over a large rock. The employee had EE's hand resting on the steering controls and was belted in, however, the motion caused pain in EE's shoulder. The employee is now off of work.

A fully trained miner was loading supplies when EE felt a pop in EE's back. The injury was not the result of any compliance issues nor were any protective guards involved.

EE was assisting in working on the take reel of the roof bolter. EE had been positioned on the top of the roof bolter and was getting down when EE twisted EE's knee. EE continued to work until 12-16-20 when EE had surgery for a torn cartilage.

Employee was securing the South side motor mounting bolts using a slug wrench, holding with left hand. With a hammer in right hand struck left top of left hand. On November 03, 2020 x-rays revealed a fracture to left hand pointer finger.

Material Handler lifted horizontal switch to move railcars. Due to the awkward body position and effort required to flip the switch employee felt a pain/strain in lower abdomen.

Employee was standing on the ground using a hand tool to clean mud from the exterior of a trailer. Following this activity, the employee experienced pain and limited range of motion in their shoulder. After first aid measures did not resolve the issue, a physician recommended restricted duty accommodations pending further diagnosis.

Employee was changing a side wipe on cone to screen belt and was pushing the clamp rail when they felt a sharp pain in right shoulder. EE states they had their back up against an I beam to provide some stabilization. Reported and treated as first aid 10/28/2020. On 11/2/2020, employee requested medical attention changing this from first aid to a reportable injury.

The employee was attempting to throw a switch on the rail yard when EE lost EE's balance and sprain EE's left ankle.

The employee lost grip of tail pulley and struck their left big toe. The employee suffered a fractured left big toe.

The employee was cutting duct tape off of a vacuum hose with a knife and while doing so the knife slipped and the employee cut left hand on index finger resulting in 2 stitches.

Pulley froze on conveyor and employee tried to dislodge with a pry bar. Pulley engaged and caught the employee's left pinky finger in pulley causing tendon damage in EE's pinky finger.

An employee was stepping out of a blue room and twisted their knee. On 1/6/2021 the employee was given work restrictions due to a torn meniscus.

A laborer suffered a sprain to the left knee while stepping down from a conveyor frame. The injured miner slipped while stepping down and got left leg caught in the conveyor frame resulting in the sprain.

EE was preparing to transport a bobcat loader. As EE tightened up the ratchet strap it came loose and struck EE on the nose.

Employee was attempting to attach the boom on a bolter and a nylon strap EE was using broke and the strap struck the employee in the face.

Employee was dragging wash out hose from one part of tower to another when employee felt a pop in right shoulder

Miner was tightening track frame bolts on an excavator. Pinched thumb between the ratchet and track frame causing a laceration which required 7 stitches.

Small feed end shell liner rolled into opening on rollers and started to fall. Employee put arm/hand under to attempt to push it back up. Liner fell completely off striking employees arm between liner and roller beam below, breaking EE's arm.

Employee was getting large wheel chock from the service truck when EE lost grip on the chock. The chock glanced off of the truck bumper and struck EE's right shin, causing a laceration that required sutures.

Went to step up on forklift and right foot slipped off of forklift. Grabbed handle to keep from falling, twisted, and felt a pop in the right side of back.

Employee slipped on ice and sprained shoulder.

The employee was removing belt structure from the 31 Right LW belt and felt a sharp pain in right shoulder

Employee was putting main line structure together which requires a cable to hold the coal belt off the structure that is when the cable slipped leaving the belt fall striking EE's forearm.

Employee was ascending driveway with loaded grout truck, it was noticed & communicated that load seemed heavy to the rear. Employee stopped, backed down to reposition load, applying brakes. The truck raised slightly then settled. Second time truck raised quite high dumping the load, the front end slammed to the ground. Jammed EE's back, cut elbow & hurt ribs. Lost time injury.

A tire repair employee was stepping on a hydraulic cylinder on a tire machine and slipped backward hitting their head on the concrete floor. The employee was wearing a hard hat at the time.

The operator of a haul truck lost control on the main travel way. The haul truck struck the rib with a full load causing the operator to strike their head and ribs off the inside of the cab causing bruised ribs and a concussion.

Employee was hammering a collet pin out of a boom swing pin, missed the pin and smashed middle finger.

Adjusting plate on stacker when it shifted hitting right hand injuring pointing finger

Strained back while lifting asphalt rubble and/or walking on uneven ground.

Employee stated bumped right knee while working on the screen at the Secondary Crushing system. Employee was diagnosed with a fracture on 11-6-2020 and placed on restrictions on 11-9-2020.

Employee was in the process of changing the hammer on the plant rock breaker. As the employee was lining up the bottom pin, the linkage block fell smashing left pinky and ring finger. This resulted in broken bones to both fingers.

Employee was operating a loader cleaning up around the shovel when they scooped up a bucket of material with a large rock in it on the right side. Soft ground caused the loader to begin tipping/sinking to the right, so employee lowered the main boom fast jarring the loader down causing back and neck pain.

Employee reports they were dumping approximately 30 lbs of coal on a pile with a twisting motion. Employee then felt pain. Employee informed management on 10-16-2020. Letter attached to original form for further information.

A miner was working in the #1 production shaft. While being tied off to a divider, the employee stepped back onto the workdeck and radioed the hoist operator to go up. The employee forgot to transfer the lanyard from the divider to the work deck and was subsequently pulled off the work deck by the lanyard and landed on the divider fracturing a leg.

Filter attendant was blowing down the filter chutes with a 6' air lance. As EE was finishing with the 208-7-5, felt a sharp pain in left upper bicep. EE reported the incident approx. an hour after EE felt the pain.

Employee felt discomfort in left elbow from supplying empty bags to production line. Employee applied ice to elbow then continued to work. On 10/12/20 employee was sent to health clinic where diagnosed with elbow strain & placed on restrictions & prescribed medication.

Injured claims hurt arm on 10/6/20 but did not fill out report until 11/2/20 and then was sent to DR. on 11/4/20 and was recommended for an MRI. ON 11/10/20 results from the MRI revealed a Bicep tear.

10/05/20 employee was putting drag chain on tail sprocket with come-along/prybar, come-along broke. Drag chain tensioner jolted, jarring right arm. Reported immediately, no med attn needed. Requested doc's exam 2 weeks later, received injection. Follow up MRI on 12/28/20 found torn tendon, surgery scheduled 01/05/21. Out as of 01/04/21.

Employee was adjusting guard on the 026-02-1 when they felt a pop in the right shoulder. This incident became a recordable when they had surgery on January 26, 2021.

Employee slipped and fell near the packing station. Employee broke a rib. The accident was not reported and we were not made aware of this until we received a doctors note on 10/12/2020 pertaining to the employees absence. Accident is still under investigation.

A security specialist was walking around a parking ditch, when they slipped in the gravel and fell striking both knees and right hand.

While employee was retrieving tools for concrete work employee tripped and fell and landed on right knee.

Employee was mounting troughing rollers on belt structure. While tightening one side of a trougher, the opposite side slid off the structure causing it to swing down and hit the employee on the right leg causing a laceration.

During the course of removing a net from the preheat tower, the employee strained EE's back and then went to the doctor

Injured employee was swinging a sledge hammer and missed the point of contact and hit right hand pointer finger on shaft. Broke right hand pointer finger.

Employee was using a pry bar to pry out some rocks that got jammed up on the jaw crusher hopper, and when doing so a rock fell onto EE's hand and lacerated EE's left hand ring finger.

A new conveyor belt was being strung on a radial stacker. The radial stacker belt was at zero degrees and on the ground. A rope was secured to the belt end to string it through the conveyor. The rope knot broke through the belt and struck the miner in the right hand resulting in EE over-extending EE's right elbow.

A haulage trainee stated they were injured while on a ride along on 10/28/2020. Employee didn't report injury at the time. They waited two shifts and were seen at the clinic on 11/4/2020. Employee states the HT operator pressed on the brakes hard and they felt pain in their neck.

Employee was installing drive belts and the tip of EE's right pinky finger got pinched between the drive belt and sheave causing a laceration and a fracture to the tip of EE's right pinky finger

(Ground Conditions) Employee was walking through ankle deep water applying herbicide via backpack sprayer to invasive aquatic plants. During this process employee was bitten by a snake (water moccasin) on the left foot, inside area. Employee was wearing waterproof boot waders and only one fang punctured through wader boot. This bite was determined to be a dry bite.

Employee was moving a railcar with a hand jack. After several successful moves, the jack failed to bite, putting the employee slightly off balance. EE had unknowingly moved onto an icy surface and feet slipped out from under them. EE's arm caught on part of the railcar as they fell, resulting in a dislocated elbow.

Employee was walking behind BIC packer when employee slipped and caught self on the handrail. When employee caught self, employee injured R arm. Reported to supervisor & was sent to clinic for med evaluation. Suspect tear to distal bicep. Placed in sling & returned to work with restricted duty. Scheduled for out patient surgery. Restricted duty only.

Employee was shoveling snow off the deck of the work boat, employee slipped and fell on deck. Employee was put on restricted duty on 11/02/2020 by a physician and became reportable.

Employee got EE's hand caught between the belt and pulley while replacing the belt. The employee received stitches and hairline fracture.

Employee was manually lifting mast of light tower via crank mechanism. Safety latch on crank mechanism broke while employee was attempting to adjust grip. Upon the latch breaking crank handle spun at a high speed and struck employee's left hand as employee attempted to bring it under control.

Left knee ""locked up"" while running loader under normal conditions. Employee bent the knee and heard a pop, followed by discomfort.

While climbing down from the Vac Truck, employee rolled right ankle. Ground condition was fairly level. Reported to supervisor, got ice pack and was sent to OMP for further medical evaluation. X-ray showed fracture to 5th metatarsal. was placed in a protective boot and returned to work on Restricted Duty. Ortho ruled out need for surgery

Bulkloader was leaving scale house, stepped on rock and rolled ankle.

Employee was descending stairs on wet mill when both feet slipped out from under them. Employee fell backward and slid to the landing platform while holding handrail with right hand.

Shifting tractor to reverse and bumped elbow with rops.

When attempting to open difficult railcar out gate, employee applying pressure to bar lost EE's balance when the gate came loose. EE fell to the side, same level, rolling EE's right ankle.

While positioning a steel plate, the operators hands slipped and the plate fell on their foot.

Employee was exiting the portable JCI lower screen deck level and was laying on their back when they allege they pulled themselves out using their arm resulting in a shoulder sprain

At 11:00 am an operator was loading rocks into the haul truck. As the loader was lifting to dump into the truck the loader shifted causing a large rock to come back into the cab breaking through the front windshield. The rock and windshield landed on the employee's knee and hand. Employee has a fractured finger and needed stitches to close a laceration to the left ring finger.

Lifted a day box into the back of a pickup truck, felt pain in right elbow/arm.

opening door to A building, Door suddenly shut catching left index finger on the hinge

Injured employee was removing a 150 pound keg of grease from storage container. Employee attempted to lift keg into the back of a pickup truck without help, strained lower back.

Employee felt ""pop"" in their knee while walking up to the grind floor.

Employee was holding a 3/4 inch conduit strap with left fingers and a cordless band-saw in EE's right hand. The band-saw was partially resting on a cardboard box, as EE began to cut the conduit strap the cardboard box shifted causing the band-saw blade to come in contact with EE's left index finger causing a laceration to right index finger requiring 3 stitches.

Employee was exiting porta pottie and stepped out the door and knee popped.

Ground personnel walking and surveying road project from Seps pad to Mill pad. Employee stepped on rock which rolled out from under boot, causing employee to fall backwards into a sitting position and then on to back. Knee is reported as slight strain, no swelling, slight limp to walk.

Employee was ready to start using the forklift when they noticed the seat belt wedged under the seat of forklift. As they were dismounting, in a rainy morning and thinking about safety and supporting the start up of the plant, they used left foot and try to reach the floor without using the step and not using three points of contact.

Employee was troubleshooting a palletizer and put EE's hand on a motor terminal box to see if brake was engaging. Motor box jumped and caught in between top of motor box and metal guard. Employee suffered broken hand needing medical treatment.

Employee had been lifting, pushing and handling mill liners during a repair job. EE's back felt sore so EE reported the injury but continued to work. One week later it started hurting again. EE was sent to the doctor and placed on restrictions for a back strain. Placed on restrictions after completing the 10/28/2020 shift.

Citation No.9534997 was issued during a Part 50 Audit regarding this injury. The employee tripped on a miner cable, fell into the tail and then to the ground jamming left shoulder and back.

Laying on right side extended right arm holding end of return roller, pulled roller up towards body and injured bicep.

IE was performing fabrication duties. the IE hit a thumb with a hammer causing a laceration requiring stitches.

IE was cleaning out drill holes with air using a blowpipe and hose when EE felt a pain in EE's lower stomach area. IE sustained a hernia.

While operating the locomotive pushing a cut of empty cars into the WQ loading station the EE felt pain in right shoulder.

While assisting in the removal of the barge pump from the sump, the employee fell into a razor blade that had been removed from EE's utility knife causing it to penetrate into the palm of EE's hand. EE sought medical attention and is currently working on restricted duty.

Welding in S-3 discharge chute. Lowered piece of 16"" x 2' patch down to the tacked into place. Was then welding in chute between EE's legs and sparks caught pant leg on fire.

PRESHIFT INSPECTION ON EXCAVATOR, THE STEP CAME OFF FRAME WHILE CLIMBING ONTO EXCAVATOR. EE CAUGHT SELF WITH THE HAND RAIL USING THEIR ARM.

While using an overhead hoist to position the No.8 trummel for routine maintenance, the lifting hook pulled through the steel structure and struck employee on the right wrist. The injury became recordable on February 10, when the employee was treated with an injection of anti-inflammatory medication and placed on restrictions during an ongoing care visit with a physician

Employee was repositioning jack pad with pry bar, heard pop felt pain in left elbow.

Injured was helping pick up cable to hang between entry 3 of the #3 unit and claims ankle buckled. Injured was taken for medical attention and was told had a sprain and was placed on restrictions.

employee was sitting on top of the trailer tank and went to pull themselves up when they felt a burning in left hip.

Bent over to cut diamond wire and threw EE's back out

Employee was crossing tracks in Shuttle wagon and brakes stop working. The shuttlewagon to hit tracks hard causing EE to bounce in seat, jamming EE's back.

Pushed bolt back into cutting edge with hand while impact was ran, impact spun bolt and cut through EE's glove cutting right middle finger.

When employee was stepping over a pile that they were in the process of cleaning, EE stepped on a rock causing left ankle to roll.

Subject was on a drop deck trailer unhooking cables from a transformer that had been loaded. Subject went to dismount the trailer and slipped and fell on EE's right leg.

Miner had a personal injury that miner came to work with and while operating the M982 loader it irritated the injury more. Additional strain of right lower back muscle due to improper posture while operating the loader.

Strain to lower back from transferring load cells from a damaged pallet to an intact pallet.

Employee was going to reach under a large bag of filter sand to cut the bag open, the bag was held up by a forklift using the bag handles and the forks. The bag's handles failed causing the bag to drop on the employees right arm pulling and trapping the arm against the hopper.

Employee was moving an extendable ladder from one filter to another with a coworker, when the ladder was set into the filter the extended portion of the ladder came down smashing the employee's thumb.

Employee was riding in a mantrip and they spurred up and the employee was getting out of the mantrip with right leg first and right foot slipped on the loose material and extended right knee. EE continued to work and at the end of the shift knee became stiff and sore. EE had it checked out and has bursitis and had to have it drained.

While using a chipping tool to remove material buildup between mill jack arm, EE smashed finger between jack arm and arm plating.

I.E. was loading 6' roof bolts on the roofbolter. While loading the bolts I.E. felt a sharp pain on the inside of left elbow. I.E. continued to work and received lifting restrictions from a doctor on 10-13-2020. I.E. is continuing to work. Reporting as a restricted duty case.

Two employees were handling a filter press plate when one employee lost grip and the plate injured the right index finger of the other employee.

Employee cut left thumb while cutting off twist-tie from tools.

Employee was moving filing cabinet and other miscellaneous items and felt a pull in right shoulder.

EE was assisting with cleaning out the jaw crusher. Pulling up buckets of rock caused some pain in EE's left elbow. EE was taken to OMP for evaluation and placed on work restrictions.

Employee crawled into a triple deck incline screen to change the poly deck screens. Employee was using a 2lb hammer to adjust the screen when the hammer bounced back hitting EE above EE's right eye.

Employee was walking behind mill building when they slipped in a water puddle with algae growing in it. Employee fell backwards and hit their hardhat/head on the concrete.

On 10/07/2020 employee reported while setting a 12"" 3'L x 4'L 90 degree steel pipe elbow employee turned left to re-position self and felt a pain to lower right back area and initially refused medical treatment. On Monday 10/12/2020 employee was still sore and went to local Urgent Care and diagnosed with a muscle strain and placed on restricted duty.

Employee was hammering out a guide idler pin with a 4 lb.hammer. Employee missed hitting the pin and hit their right knee.

An employee was changing an idler, and the idler rolled off and fell a few inches on the thigh of the employee.

Felt pain in EE's lower back during shift. EE is unsure what EE did

Employee proceeded to walk to the north side of preheater tower and on the way back to work area, right foot got caught on a scaffold gate that was laying on pathway floor causing right leg to twist resulting in a trip and fall on right knee landing on scaffold pipe knuckle attachment that was secured to scaffold gate.

EE was unplugging autoclave with bolts to puncture sandbags and scale. The bolts lodged inside the drain. EE tried to thread another bolt on to push through the scale when two bolts that were lodged in the drain broke free. Bolts weighing approximately 8 pounds came down, striking the EE's left thumb against the concrete. Diagnosed with fracure, released to light duty.

Employee was walking near the Ball Mills when EE stumbled and fell backward on to the ground. EE's left elbow scraped a cement pad causing a laceration that required sutures to close.

Employee was repairing the wall on a chute when EE's foot slipped and EE twisted the right ankle. EE received a steroid anti-inflammatory shot on 04/15/2021.

Employee was manually lifting asphalt rubble.

Employee was exiting the break room through the side door. When the employee open the door, EE then held the door to close it. EE smashed EE's finger between the door and the door frame.

Employee lost footing while cleaning out #4 chute. EE slid about 2ft and regained footing, but with ankle in awkward position causing an Avulsion Fracture.

Employee was removing a 793 transmission with the knuckle boom truck. The transmission got hung up for a second and then came loose popping out of the differential and pinching employees right foot against the differential housing.

Employee was mounting and dismounting on the 20 ton Grove Crane placing lifting cables onto the pallets of castable material. EE was mounting using the grab irons hand rails. As EE was mounting EE felt EE's shoulder pop.

While attempting to hook up a Grinch Winch on the back of a Polaris Ranger, the employee experienced pain in the lower back.

Employee was exiting the haul truck at the beginning of the shift. As employee was descending the lower ladder portion of the haul truck they misjudged the last rung of the ladder and fell backwards to the ground. This resulted in a slight strain/sprain to the employee's lower back area.

Employee was repositioning right leg for leverage on the grinder when right foot slipped. While slipping they reached for the handrail in front of them to maintain balance which caused the grinder to turn sideways and cut into right thumb.

Employee struck EE's left hand with a hammer while tightening the jam nut on the jaw crusher lower stationary side liner bolt.

Employee was opening a lid on the truck to reload it with product. Lid was stuck, so employee reached under the lid with fingers to pry it open. The lid did not open and pinched fingers in a scissor-like format, resulting in a laceration to the tip of right ring finger. Received 1 stitch.

EE was removing ""bolts"" from the Meva forms and EE was using a hammer to tighten down a pancake nut. When EE wrenched the nut, EE felt a sharp pain in EE's shoulder. EE treated it with OTC medicine and ice at the time of the incident. As of December 11, EE has now seeked medical attention.

While welding arms for a return roller training bracket, a piece of welding slag went into miner's ear. Employee has continued to work with no lost days. Employee had outpatient surgery on 01/08/2021. Accident is medical reportable.

While removing bucket off loader employee struck dog bone pin with pipe, the pin slipped out and the pipe moved, resulting in pinching fingers between pipe and bucket. Employee crushed 3rd and 4th digit finger and distal fracture of ring finger.

Mechanic was cutting ripped conveyor belt from a stacker conveyor belt. As EE did this the knife contacted EE's skin above EE's left bicep and EE got 12 stitches.

Cut to the hand from a utility knife

The employee was working on the slope detailing the geocomposite, the weather was overcast with a temperature of 70°. As EE went to make a cut with the straight blade EE stabbed EE's leg with the tip of the blade. EE's co-workers helped administer first aid.

While operating the miner, a rock came down between the mesh and struck EE on the left middle finger. EE received ten sutures to the finger.

777F Haul Truck 82197 was moving material from the Dynamite Pit to the Soft Ore Stockpile using the A Road. Truck lost control, loaded, down hill. During corrective maneuver the truck overturned onto the left side. The Operator safely dismounted the vehicle with minor discomfort in lower right leg.

While profiling belt structure employee was using roof bolt plate to maintain balance when employee's pinky slipped inside the hanger eye of the plate and caused a laceration.

Crew was hydroblasting sludge off the walls at Utac Pellet Plant Line 2 Scrubber Rod Manifolds. A large piece of sludge came loose and landed on the employee's leg.

Employee was putting a pin on the anti topple jack and employee pushed the jack out to line up with the hole when it smashed employee's finger.

The welder was holding a shaft the was being Line bored, when the shaft was hammered into the opening the worker's finger was shoved into the shaft and cut. Requiring Stitches.

Employee was walking to work area lost EE's footing and slipped on loose gravel. EE's immediate reaction was to reach and grab for a wire running along the Rib. In the process, EE dislocated EE's right shoulder.

Injured was walking north along kiln 1 at 3-4 pier when they noticed something in right eye. EE went to the shop and and washed out right eye. The following morning they still felt like there was something in the eye and called to report the incident.

Employee was walking along stageloader when EE stepped on a crib in the muck and water in the area and twisted lower back. Employee continues to work but started Physical Therapy on 11/04/2020.

Employee was prying on a damaged belt roller with a slate bar to free it from the belt structure cradle. The slate bar slipped pinching EE's left thumb between bar and bed rail. The employee was wearing EE's gloves and all other required PPE. Employee is a fully trained belt person.

The employee was pulling welding leads up to the 4th level of the APC tower, and the welding lead separated at the joint connector. When the lead separated, the connector flew up and hit the employee in the mouth breaking two upper front teeth, and cutting their lip. The employee was seen at a dentist for evaluation on 10/27/2020 where one of the teeth will require an implant.

Employee was walking on sidewalk From Admin. building to parking lot when EE slipped & fell. EE got up and went home. Later that evening EE informed EE's supervisor & was instructed to be seen by a physician. X-rays came back positive for a right fractured rib EE was given a full work release & making this a medical reportable injury

EE was using a hammer to correct the stone shape while holding veneer with left hand. While striking with the hammer, EE hit left thumb.

The miner states that EE was dragging a bag of rock dust down 2 belt to dust it when EE's ribs started hurting. EE states didn't hit anything so EE is unsure what hurt EE.

While draining a leaking hydraulic hose, oil sprayed onto employees face, entering employees right eye causing irritation.

left hand pinky finger entangle with hammer drill bit, finger bruise and swelling. employee went to Dr. and return to work with restriction of wearing finger splint for a week, back to full duty at on 10-20-2020

Employee was using a chain hoist at which time the chain hoist slipped out of the clevis causing the handle of the chain ratchet to strike employees LEFT pinky finger causing a laceration.

Employee was using an air chisel to remove hardened co-gen ash from around the pad bolts on a D-8T dozer. Employee was installing new track pads. A small piece of the air chisel bit broke off the bit and struck the employee in the forehead just below the brim of hardhat. The small piece of metal was removed at a hospital emergency room.

The employee took EE's goggles off to put EE's safety glasses on and some dust that was on EE's goggles got into EE's left eye.

Employee was on top of a hopper removing material when employee jumped off and landed 4 feet below, strained right knee.

Was putting strap under bolt, put two foot bolter wrench on to bolt, wrench came off bolt and struck EE above left eye resulting in four stitches.

EE removed a lifting hook from an autocrine and placed it on a round shaft. A few minutes later the EE slipped in the mud and hard hat fell off. EE bent over under the shaft to retrieve hard hat. Placed a hand on the shaft to balance themselves and knocked the lifting hook off. The hook fell onto the EE's head. EE received stitches. EE returned to work.

Cleaning out rail car and tripped on a piece of bent metal and twisted ankle/foot

Was getting off forklift at roller mill 1 when right knee popped. Fell onto right knee after it popped.

Operator opened hood to guzzler & once open the operator was about to step away, hood did not stay put, hood continued to fall & struck operator on head.

EE was cutting a piece of steel with a grinder when debris from grinding lodged in the right eye.

During installation of new screens in the screening plant, one screen did not set in properly. The employee was adjusting the screen and cut EE's finger on the new screen edge causing a laceration. The laceration required 3 stitches.

Employee was untangling a 2"" rigid non-pressurized hydraulic hose when the hose slipped out of employee's hands and struck employee in the forehead causing a laceration that required 5 sutures. It did not involve any equipment or compliance issues. It also did not involve job skills, proficiency, training, PPE or protective devices.

Employee was replacing broken drive shaft when EE slipped off the wrench and hit right forearm against the mantrip. (8 stitches)

Employee was swinging a hammer to knock out a miner bit. The hammer glanced off of the bit and struck left hand. This resulted in a fracture (chip) to the thumb. Note(employee was released for work but was placed on quarantine the same day as a contact of a positive employee)

EE had put outside bolt up, EE leaned over bolter pot to move bolt out of way to swing in to put inside bolt up. Rock fell from top and cut tri-cep of left arm which required 4 stitches

EE was changing liners on RM-450. (Vertical Mill) The liners had worn extremely thin and as EE gripped a liner to lower it, it slipped in EE's hands and cut through EE's leather glove causing a small laceration to EE's left pinky finger. EE received 3 stitches and was released to work without restrictions.

while rotating SAG mill to perform a gear alignment, a mill ball bounced out striking IE in mouth requiring 3 sutures.

The employee was cutting a piece of conduit for the 6 North Mains Feeder, when the knife slipped cutting the inside of left thigh requiring 5 sutures to close.

Employee was hooking cable on the crane and turned to look at the crane operator. When the employee turned back the headache ball hit the employee and chipped the front tooth.

Employee used wire wheel to clean pipe for purpose of UT of pipe. Employee was wearing task appropriate PPE. Employee didn't notify supervisor @ this time that EE had gotten something in the eye. Employee went home for weekend. Employee called supervisor on Tues, 4 days later, to report that EE had got something in eye. Employee had already gone to private doctor to get removed.

An employee was returning from staking out the limits in area when they tripped and fell over a rock. Employee fell face forward and injured chin and lip requiring stitches.

EE was checking instrumentation when they tripped over a wire cable that is holding the temporary pump lines to the pond's leakage containment (LCRS) system. The EE fell forward onto the concrete with their hands out in front of them.

IE was changing a stageloader tensioner. The tensioner was suspended with a come-a-long chain for removal. The IE was holding pressure against the chain when the load shifted. The chain pinched EE's right middle finger causing a laceration requiring stitches.

Employee was removing breathing apparatus from the storage case when the unit slipped out of employee's hands. Employee moved quickly downward to catch the unit and while doing so, struck head on the opened lid of the case causing a laceration above the right eye. 5 sutures were required.

Laborer was standing in the mud picking shack. EE felt pain in EE's elbow while removing mud clods from the conveyor belt.

Two employees were pushing a 150 hp pump to the back of the bed of a dodge truck to unload it. The pump was top heavy and it tipped over and pinched the pinkie finger of the employee.

Employee was trimming the skirt rubber on a tailpiece when the knife slipped. Employee cut right thigh requiring stitches.

Employee was spraying mud with high pressure hose when water sprayed back in face causing debris to get in eye. EE was wearing safety glasses. Employee had eye irrigated at ER to remove FB and was given an eye drop antibiotic to use for one day.

Tailbone contusion, did not seek medical care prior to 10/28/20.

Employee was roof bolting on No. 4 unit when left index finger got pinched between two drill steels. This resulted in a fractured finger tip.

Employee was pulling on a piece of pipe. It broke loose and hit employee in the mouth causing injury.

Employee finger caught between wrench and top of freight elevator door. Causing fracture to the finger tip and laceration to finger requiring stitches.

Attaching a bungee cord when it broke and cut palm near thumb.

EE was striking the conveyor chain pin on the continuous miner with a sledgehammer when a piece of metal splintered off and embedded in EE's right forearm.

EE was moving a 2x3x.75 steel plate off of a pallet onto a work table. The steel plate was positioned vertically on the table and started to slip. EE attempted to stop the fall of the plate and injured EE's Left Middle Finger. EE was wearing PPE at the time of the incident.

Employee was clocking out wiped sweat from eyes and face using sleeve of shirt and got something in the eye. Employee got Medical Treatment and had a sliver removed from the eye.

Employee was cutting a piece of belt with a belt knife and the knife slipped and cut just above right knee.

Employee was removing a rag that was in a hole in a chute and hit the back of hand when the rag dislodged from the hole.

Employee was working in the backend building on the Z drag for Kiln 1 when a big gust of wind came through and blew dust debris in employee's left eye.

The injured employee was helping a another Miner smash empty 55-gallon drums, and putting them in the loader bucket. EE lifted an empty drum which weighed approximately 20 lbs, and twisted body to put it in the bucket. EE then felt a sharp pain go up EE's back.

EE started pump at remote quarry location, turned, homeless man (been there before) was right there. Man grabbed/slammed EE to ground, ran away. EE's wrist injured as EE tried to break fall. Dr diagnosed as left wrist pain with restrictions still allowing EE to do normal duties. Follow up x-ray was taken, revealed small fracture/bone chip in wrist. The police were called.

While EE was performing work of replacing a hose on a piece of equipment and also driving a pin back in EE got material in eye causing irritation. After multiple flushes it was still irritating EE and EE was taken to the doctor to have it examined- no foreign body was currently found or abrasion. EE received drops for eye and was released to full duty.

Two mechanics were working to remove drill steel on a Sandvik Jumbo in surface shop. One mechanic struck the drill steel with a hammer to dislodge the steel from the striker bar. The steel came loose and struck the other mechanic on the left hand middle finger that was resting on the Jumbo feed rail.

EE was attempting to loosen brake cartridge with a wrench. When the cartridge broke loose, EE's hand contacted adjacent metal manifold causing a laceration. EE received 5 stitches.

IE was tramming a skidsteer to bottom. IE went to check the engine compartment. When the door opened IE's right little finger was caught between the frame and the door causing a laceration and fracture.

Injured EE was attaching a lifting device to a forklift mast. As they were threading the safety chain around the mast, right index finger was lacerated on a burr on the mast. EE had removed leather glove to facilitate access to thread the chain around the mast.

Handling core tube splits, caused laceration to left hand.

While cleaning material out from under Conveyor S4 employee pinched the tip of right pinky finger between the handle of the shovel & the leg of the conveyor causing a small cut that required glue to close.

EE was inspecting a noise on a shaft under sand classifier. EE placed right hand on the guard as they leaned in to take a closer look and the key stock on the end of the shaft caught the tip of a glove and pulled a finger into the guard. EE received a 1/4"" laceration to the side of the right pointer finger.

EE was installing an air knife on the alt fuels belt when the air knife shifted approximately 4"" and struck EE's left eyebrow causing a 1"" laceration. The air knife structure has no sharp edges and weighs approximately 3 pounds. The employee received 6 stitches and returned to work immediately with no restrictions.

Employee had right hand laid upon bolter, draw rock fell between bolts striking employees index finger.

Employee smashed a finger while moving blocking.

A contractor was dismantling a building that the contractor purchased at auction. Contractor hired two temp workers to help. One of the temp workers fell approximately 20 ft and was injured.

Removing planetary set from wheel housing, using hand to pull it backwards and free it, it slid sideways and caught finger between housing & gear group causing a laceration

The employee had EE's hand on the canopy post and inadvertently lowered the canopy catching EE's right middle finger between the collars.

EE was struck in the face with a long handle shovel after arguing with an employee over work duties resulting in a laceration.

Hauler operator was being loaded and was startled by loud noise and tightened EE's shoulder and back. Employee left site at end of shift and reported sore shoulder on 10/08/20. Employee was seen by Panel Dr on 10/09/20 and diagnosed with shoulder strain. Employee was released to job duties. Employee resigned position 10/14/20.

Employee was inspecting a cylinder head when a piece of metal got into eye.

While prying a hose onto pipeline, prybar slipped and struck employee in the face, causing a minor laceration. Liquid bandage applied at medical facility.

While descending caged ladder, SRL lanyard hook on fall protection harness became caught on ladder cage. As lanyard extended from SRL it knocked off miner's hardhat then lanyard hook dislodged falling and lacerating miner's forehead. Miner was at ground level when struck.

Miner was changing a shaft sleeve on a pump at the plant when miner's hand with gloves get stuck in the V-bands and pulley.

Repetitive motion. Ran pipe, geled hole.

Employee was cutting a small piece of wire loom with a self retracting safety utility knife. EE was holding the wire loom with left hand and attempted to cut through it. As EE did this EE cut the middle finger of left hand.

EE was trying to split a small wedge with an axe. EE held it flat against a set can and struck the wedge. It did not break so they lifted it up with left hand and with the axe in right hand. When they struck the wedge against the can a thumb was under the blade of the axe. EE received 3 stitches.

Employee stated that EE had dropped the lid of the premixer on EE's pinky finger. This resulted in a broken finger and a cut on EE's right hand.

Employee was raking coal from under the 6 Left impact bed. As EE pulled the rake back, the end of the handle was pulled between the roller and the belt, sucking the rake out of EE's hand, causing the rake end to strike EE in the head and EE's hand.

moving a wooden pallet, got splinter in left middle finger-

Injured employee was handing a power tool to another employee when the other employee lost grip of the tool causing the tool to fall and striking the injured employee in the mouth causing a chipped tooth.

While resetting a scraper on conveyor #2 the bar slipped on the shaft and the employee's right index finger was caught between the scraper counter weight bar and conveyor frame. This caused a fracture between the 2nd and 3rd knuckle.

Employee stated was removing a DPM Filter from the top storage rack. Employee attempted to pick Filter up, left thumb caught on a broken sign causing the Filter to turn over on thumb creating a laceration to left thumb.

Employee was walking down stairs with a grinder in hand,turned awkwardly onto last step and twisted right knee.

Employee removed cut resistant gloves to apply a clean label to a wire. Employee states they forgot to put gloves back on before moving to next task. While using a linemen's tool to score the outer jacket of the new cable the linemen's tool slipped and caught the tip of the left middle finger by the fingernail causing a laceration.

Employee setting up backhoe to begin clearing area near tunnel when EE felt discomfort in left eye. Employee continued to work for some time before attempting to remove object with eye wash. When object did not come out, employee was taken to clinic where metal shard was removed.

The helper was lowering the jackleg onto the deck floor. As EE was lowering the jackleg, the jackleg was heavier than expected therefore the helper readjusted EE's hand placement putting EE's right index finger in the pinch point.

Employee was cleaning a plugged lance and positioning lance to install back into the niro hit a light fixture above. Hitting the fixture with the lance caused the globe/dome to break and fell on the back of the worker therefore, injuring EE. PPE required for the task was used. The worker received a laceration on the back and right arm.

An employee was helping load a trench round in 15-E, EE was bent over loading a hole in front of the vent bag and the EE next to EE was filling a hole full of stemming material, while doing so some of the dust from the dry material blew in to EE's face getting some into EE's right eye.

Employee was standing approx. 6 feet away from crib pumping activities and was inadvertently sprayed in the face with crib concrete material.

On October 30, 2020, we received reports that an employee was diagnosed with occupational Pneumoconiosis.

EE developed tennis elbow while removing bolts from a jaw crusher. EE informed management of the injury on 11/11/2020. EE received treatment on 11/13/2020

Miner received MRI 10/22/2020 to assess knee pain, was asked about daily activities Dr. said it could be a workman's comp issue Possible cause 207 loader's impeller clutch. Miner informed Mine operator on 10/28/2020. No operators had brought concerns forward no past history of events. determined surgery was needed. No LTA until 1/13/2020. Date & cause uncertain.

EE DIAGNOSED WITH BILTERAL CARPAL TUNNEL ON 10/22/2020. TREATMENT AND/OR SURGERY IS PENDING AT THIS TIME.

Audiologist evaluation of annual audiogram shows that a reportable hearing loss has occurred.

Recordable hearing loss discovered during annual hearing test. The miner has been one of our drillers for over 30 years and was a driller prior to being employed by us. Over that time, EE has run various drills on various mine and OSHA locations. RES was chosen because I spoke to OIEI on 11/16/20 at 09:45 and was advised to pick a mine EE drills at.

We are reporting a change in hearing sensitivity of an average of more than 25 dB at the 2K, 3K, 4K, Hz in the right ear relative to the miner's baseline. The employee is currently enrolled in a hearing conservation program. The condition is currently being investigated for work relatedness.

EE DIAGNOSED WITH CUBITAL TUNNEL SYNDROME ON 10/19/2020. SX DATE PENDING AT THIS TIME. EE WILL BE RELEASED TO RESTRICTED DUTY FOLLOWING SX.

Employee was diagnosed with noise induced hearing loss. The employee was diagnosed with a 3.48% permanent partial disability. This did not involve any compliance issues. No equipment involved. No other 50.20 criteria applies.

Standard threshold shift in left ear after retest and evaluation of results.

Annual hearing tests resulted in employee experiencing reportable hearing loss.

Standard threshold shift to left ear

Company was notified on 10/7/2020 that former employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis on 6/30/2020 by B reader. EE's last exposure to dust was on 4/27/2020 according to the medical documentation I received with the diagnosis.

I.E. has developed pain in wrists and numbness in wrist and fingers. Condition is progressively getting worse. I.E. has underwent surgery that took them off work on 6-1-2021.

At 1527 on 10/29/2020 was notified commercial motor vehicle driver was found collapsed/unresponsive at upper load out scale. EMS arrived onsite and took over CPR. At 1655 per doctor on duty at Medical Center driver did not survive. Driver suffered a heart attack that was fatal due to natural causes. Mine condition and equipment were not involved.

Medical Condition, not a work related injury. Replacement report for report number 2905279

Employee was feeling dizzy while preparing for daily work. This resulted in the Supervisor calling an ambulance. Employee was sent to the hospital for evaluation for high heart rate. Employee was released and sent home with no loss time.

On 10/21/2020 employee was found lying on the ground near the water truck. EE stated was unsure as to what happened and conveyed to EMS that EE had previously experience a TIA several years ago.

The employee was trying to loosen a manway bolt on a tankcar when they felt a sharp pain in groin area. The employee did not report the incident until 10/19/20 but did not request to see a doctor until the 20th. EE missed the first shift on 10/23/20 but there are conflicting diagnoses varying from a mass to a hernia.

The operator of a 40-ton off-road truck had a seizure, causing them to run the 40-ton into a pile of Slab Fill. The EMS was called and they took them to the hospital. Employee was released later that night and came back to work on 10/14/2020. Employee is on restricted light duty, no operating any machines until given a doctor's approval.

Heart Attack

Independent hauler was experiencing symptoms of a heart attack and called EMS. EMS transported the hauler to the hospital. The MSHA investigator requested an MSHA 7000-1 be completed.

Employee passed out from a personal medical condition.

Customer Truck Driver, Not a Miner or Contractor: A customer truck driver jumped from the top of the trailer to the ground in an attempt to confront an employee of the mine that was telling customer to get down off the top of the trailer. The driver admittedly knew it was not allowed to climb on the trailer but did so anyway.

At approximately 02:30AM a 19 year old trespassed onto Vulcan Quarry. Person climbed over two 6' fences to enter the property. Person fell from the top fence of the high wall to a quarry ""bench"" approximately 300' below. The body was recovered on Sunday October 11, 2020.

During a load out a non employee truck driver climbed on the rear of a skid steer forklift and broke left leg after being expelled from the equipment when the load shifted causing the skid steer to tip forward. An ambulance was called as well as MSHA Norman office and Poteau office.

EE was on the back of the truck tarping the load. EE began climbing down when EE's foot slipped off the step and hurt EE's knee.

EE tested positive for a Possible Recordable Shift in the right ear.

Employee was operating haul truck near the new pond when a light vehicle pulled out in front of EE causing EE to lock up the brakes resulting in aggravation of the lower back.