Oxford Mining Co.LLCMining Incidents in 2011

Employee was operating another's 2011 pickup alone. Truck required servicing to clear mud from transmission linkage preventing transmission from being put into park and normal operation. Employee stopped truck, crawled underneath to service linkage and the transmission engaged in reverse fracturing employees left arm while he attempted to get out of the way.

Employee was walking across a muddy spoil bank to get to a water pump and slipped and twisted his knee

Employee was standing on the track of a D-9L dozer and turned to get back into the cab when he lost his footing, he grabbed the hand rail but turned wrong and pulled a muscle in his back.

Employee was operating a 777 Cat rock truck and was being loaded by a 992 cat loader. He claims a rock slid over and hit the inside of the bed and jarred him. Went to Twin City Chiropractic center and they gave him 3 days off.

EE was approximately 20 feet away from a mechanic that was using a grinder when the grinding wheel disintegrated and a piece flew over and cut his right wrist.

Employee was walking through water and mud to get to his water pump and stepped on a rock twisting his ankle.

Employee was replacing teeth on a 992 loader, he was carrying one over to the loader and slipped and fell hitting his shoulder on the ground. He has worked with a pain in his shoulder, now he has decided to have it repaired. Doctors have told him that he has a small tear in his rotator cuff.

Employee was climbing down the ladder of a 365 Trac-Hoe and lost his footing. He fell approximately 4 feet to the ground injuring his back.

The associate stepped onto the cantilever platform next to the conveyor structure the expanded metal grating gave way and the associate fell to the ground.

Employee was moving a 55 gal drum and lost his footing in the mud and pulled a muscle in his back.