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The injured employee and another person were removing a guard from the continuous miner. They lost grip of the guard, resulting in the injured employee's hand getting caught between the guard and the mine floor.

Cable was hanging from the top, something caused the cable to come lose. The cable struck the injured employee by hitting him in the chest and putting him on his back.

The injured person was reaching for a crib block. A coworker of the injured person was tossing crib blocks. As the crib blocks where being tossed one of the crib blocks struck the hand of the injured person which has resulted in a laceration requiring stitches.

The injured person was hitting miner bit with a hammer to loosen bit up to change bit. A piece of the miner bit broke off hitting his left index finger.

Injured man broke cut off valve for deluge fire spray. He turned the water off on the 6 inch line, when he bled the pressure off the line, it blew his hand into a pizza pan which was part of the bearing surface for roof support and recieved a cut to his finger.

PUTTTING LIDS ON SCOOP BATTERIES, DROPPED LID AND MASHED LITTLE FINGER

employee was changing the coupling on the fresh water supply line, when the pump was started, the line broke, hitting him in the face.

mashed finger between cable and scoop bucket

The employee was building cribs to set feeder & smashed right ring finger between crib block and feeder frame.

Employee was cleaning track entry, complained of material in eyes.

Injured employee stated that he had been pulling the miner cable and upon arriving at home, he experienced back pain.

Employee was replacing the conveyor motor guard, when the guard fell catching his right hand between the guard and rub rail on the contiuous miner, resulting in a fracture to his right ring finger.

Employee was removing stuck drill from drill hole pulled stomach or groin muscle.

Miner was shoveling track entry. 6" waterline busted getting dust and dirt into eyes.

Injured employee opened airlock door, pulled the hoist cable up too far and cable broke, causing the door to fall.

Injured employee was moving miner cable with his left foot and injured his left knee.

Injured employee was finishing a stopping and a cinder block fell on his right hand.

As employee was exiting from under a 992G endloader, he raised and struck the access ladder with his head.

Employee was pulling up access ladder on 1800 Excavator, when ladder stopped abruptly. After working approximately 30 minutes, the employee started hurting in his neck area, then radiating down his leg. Employee worked until dinner shutdown, notified foreman of pain in his neck and leg. Employee was the transported to hospital by ambulance.

Injured employee was using a crane to hold a step on a 992G loader. The hook slipped, catching the employees left thumb between the hook and the step, causing a laceration to the thumb.

Employee was throwing the miner cable out of roadway and pulled muscle in back.

Pulling on miner cable and pulled lower back.

He was helping hang miner cable and twisted lower back.

Bending roof bolt and slipped. Roof bolt hit him in chest on right side.

Hurt shoulder and back while lifting miner cable.

Rolling rock away from belts and injured back.

Taking miner cable down to pull slack when miner pulled slack the cable fell striking the injured in the left shoulder knocking him into rib.

Employee was shoveling belt head and pulled lower back.

Moving wheel unit out of way and pulled lower back.

Opening tool box and cut hand on knife blade.