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MINER FILED FOR3HEARING LOSS WHILE ACTIVELY EMPLOYED BY THIS COMPANY.DR STATED -HEARING LOSS DIRRECTLY ATTRIBUTABLE TO OR PERCEPTIBLY AGGRAVATED BY INDUSTRIAL NOISE EXPOSURE,IN THE COURSE OF E
A FALL OCCURRED3IN THE SECOND CROSSCUT OUTBY THR FACE IN NO.4 ENTRY. IT WAS 40'L X 18'W & 4' THICK
THE EMPLOYEE HA8 A HISTORY OF KNEE PROBLEMS. HE WAS CRAWLING IN THE MINE AND BUMPED HIS KNEE ON A SMALL ROCK.
ON 001 SECTION,25FT. INBY FAN IN #2 ENTRY,THERE WAS A FALL,9 FT. HIGH AND 20FT. LONG AND 12" FEET WIDE.
EMPLOYEE WAS PU8HING STOPPING OUT WITH SCOOP. THE TOP ROW OF BLOCKS DID NOT FALL UNTIL EMPLOYEE GOT UNDER THEM. A 4X8 CINDER BLOCK FELL ON HIS HEAD, SHOULDER AND LEFT HAND. HE HAD A MASHED FIN GER AND STIFF N9CK.
EMPLOYEE PULLED3A MUSCLE IN HIS BACK, WHILE HANGING THE CUTTER CABLE IN 30 INCH COAL.
EMPLOYEE WAS WA5KING AROUND THE COAL STOCK PILE AT THE LOADOUT, HE SLIPPED ON LOOSE COAL AND FELL.
FIRST LEFT MAIN8 BREAK THROUGH AT MOUTH OF #1 ROOM ON THE LEFT, FELL 20 FT WIDE, 50 FT LONG AND 4 FT THICK. TOP WAS SLATE/SHALE MIXED WITH COAL.
THE OCCUPATIONA5 PNEUMOCONIOSIS BOARD REVIEWED THE RECORD OF THIS COAL MINER AND FOUND SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO JUSTIFY A DIAGNOSIS OF OCCUPATIONAL PNEMOCONIOSIS WITH NONE PULMONARY FUNCTIONAL I MPAIRMENT ATTRI6UTABLE TO THIS DISEASE. HE WAS GRANTED A 5% AWARD ON 8/27/86.THE CLAIM IS IN LITIGATION.
THE OCC PNEUMO 6OARD REVIEWED THE RECORD OF THIS COAL MINER AND FOUND SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO JUSTIFY A DIAGNOSIS OF OCC PNEUMO WITH TOTAL PULMONARY FUNCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT ATTRIBUTABLE TO THIS DISEASE HE WAS 1RANTED A TOTAL AWARD ON 11 7 84 THIS CLAIM IS IN LITIGATION THIS INDIVIDUAL LATER HAD SURGERY FOR LUNG CANCER
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1ST LEFT MAINS 6REAK THROUGH BETWEEN #3 & #4 ENTRY FELL 20'LONG X 18'WIDE X 4'THICK.TOP WAS SLATE AND SHALE WITH SOME COAL.
OCCUPATIONAL PN9UMOCONIOSIS BOARD GRANTED 15% AWARD ON 1-30-86 THIS CLAIM IS IN LITIGATION
EE WAS SETTING 7HE 2ND BOLT & ROCK FELL BETWEEN THE 1ST & 2ND BOLT. THE KETTLE BOTTOM HIT HIM ON THE B ACK & LEFT SIDE.
IN FACE OF 4 EN7RY, RIGHT MAINS HAD A ROCK FALL 18 FT WIDE, 15 FT LONG AND 4 FT THICK.
EMPLOYEE SAID BATTERIES ON S COP WAS SMOKING.
IN 6 ENTRY ON 4 BELT AT SPAD 55468 THERE WAS A ROOF FALL 18 FT WIDE, 5 FT THICK AND 50 FT LONG. THE MAIN ROOF WAS SHALE AND SANDSTONE, BOLTED WITH FOUR FT RESIN BOLTS ON 4 TO 5 FT SPACING WITH FOUR FT OF RIBS.
ROUGH BOTTOM CAUSED SCOOP TO BOUNCE WHEN IT RUN OVER HOLES IN BOTTOM AND POSSIBLY SPRAINED EMPL BACK.
EMPLOYEE WAS UNDER SUPPORTED TOP MARKING OFF TO SET BOLTS. ROCK FELL FROM AROUND THE BOLTS DOWN ACROSS HIS HEAD, BENDING HIM OVER, FORCING HIS KNEES INTO HIS CHEST AREA. THE ROCK THAT STRUCK H IM WAS 2 THICK 10 FT LONG AND 8 FT WIDE.
EMPLOYEE BRUISED HIS RIGHT KNEE ON THE STEERING WHEEL OF THE KERSEY TRACTOR, WHICH HE WAS OPERATING ALONG 4 BELT.