Nally and Hamilton Enterprises, IncMining Incidents in 2010

Employee was sowing grass with a hydroseeder hose when he pulled the hose and strained his lower back.

Employee was helping a mechanic pick up a metal plate from a D11 dozer when a sharp pain hit in the middle of his back causing him to fall to his knees.

Employee was exiting his work truck when he stepped on a rock and caused him to fall forward thus twisting his back.

Employee was starting a water pump and went to jump from pump platform back to bank of pond, he slipped and hit his head on the bucket of an excavator that was parked there.

Employee was dumping a load of rock when the truck started to turn over, he tried to let the truck bed down but the truck turned over. The truck flipped four times before coming to a rest on all 6 wheels.

Employee was driving a 777 rock truck on the haul road when he hit a bump in the road, seat bottomed out and hurt his lower back.

Employee started drill and was tramming around the hill, when he hit a bump in the road, and it jarred the door shut on the employees hand.

Employee was stepping off of a dozer onto the ground when he stepped on a gravel and twisted his right knee.

Employee was driving a 777D to the parking lot when his right front tire went through a water drain. The employee tried to back up causing his truck to overturn.

The employee was getting back into his drill when he slammed his hand in the door.

Employee was carrying a barrell of grease down steps when his foot slipped on the gravels.

Employee was pulling hydroseeder hose when his feet slipped and he landed on his back.

Employee was climbing ladder to get on grader when his right knee gave out.

Employee was riding with dayshift foreman when they stopped to look over into a hollowfill. Employee stepped onto a berm to look at the hollowfill. As the employee was stepping down the berm, he stepped onto a rock, causing him to lose his footing.

Employee was backing a 777D truck to the dump when he backed through the berm causing the truck to overturn.

Employee was running a loader when he stated that he hurt his back. Employee refused any first aid help or transport in an ambulance to the hospital. The employee left the job against the advice of the foreman.

The employee was operating a front end loader when he backed into the highwall injuring his back.

Employee was moving a light plant when he walked to his truck, stepping on some ice causing his feet to slip out from under him causing employee to land on his back and back of his head.

EMPLOYEE WAS GRINDING A SMALL PIECE OF METAL, WHEN HIS HAND CAME IN CONTACT WITH THE GRINDER, INJURING HIS LEFT INDEX FINGER.

This is not a specific date/time accident. Employee is claiming carpal-tunnel which has developed over time.