All MSHA-reportable accidents at Kingston Mining, Inc. operations in 2022. Fatalities appear first.
Employee completed the shift, changed clothes and clocked out using the digital time keeper at the mine. EE walked to EE's personal truck to depart the mine site and suffered a snake bite.
The employee stated was installing a fly board and pinned left middle and ring fingers between the fly board and roof bolt plate resulting in crushing injuries to the 2 fingers.
The employee stated a rock fell on EE's hand causing a laceration on EE's right thumb that required 12 sutures.
The employee stated was leveling belt structure and received a laceration requiring 8 sutures.
Employee was trimming a dam for a screen panel. The employee was cutting it with a utility knife. The knife slipped and cut employee's right leg.
Employee stated was moving timbers when a shuttle car ran over a timber butt causing it to fly up and hit EE in the chin.
Two employees were drilling a hole in a disconnect box. The hole saw slipped & made contact with one of the employees left hand. This resulted in 14 stitches in EE's left hand.
The operator was notified on 8/5/2022 that the employee was diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis.