Round Mountain Gold CorporationMining Incidents in 2019

The employee's right thumb was pinched resulting in a partial surgical amputation. (distal phalange)

An employee fell and contacted the ground causing pain in their back.

An employee tripped and fell causing pain in their knee.

As an employee was walking backwards they tripped and fell landing on their arm. It was determined that a tendon was torn. On 2/3/2020, the employee had surgery to repair the tendon.

Employee felt pain in their shoulder when they slipped and fell while stepping across a ditch on 1/2/2019. Employee felt reoccurring pain and on 1/27/2021 it was determined that the employee had a rotator cuff tear consistent with the 1/2/2019 incident.

The employee was carrying a loop of wire weighing approximately 50lbs to the work area when they felt a ""pop"" in their back and some pain.

The employee had finger pinched between a steel bar and valve handle causing a fracture.

The employee's left hand middle finger and ring finger were pinched causing a fracture to both.

The employee's left middle finger was pinched causing a fracture.

Employee slipped on piece of ice laying on concrete pad and severely sprained EE's right ankle, requiring surgery.