Employee stated, he was shoveling the belt line, and strained his muscle, in the upper part of his leg (Right).
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Showing all 10Employee was stemming holes and unloading boosters.
EE was assisting coworker in attempting to uncouple the car cat head, when his left foot became caught between the car pusher and miner guide rail, causing a crushing injury to his left foot. EE was flown to Hospital.
EE was putting a medal guard on the side of a head drive, when it slipped and slide down his hand and cut his middle finger. EE was taken to Hospital ER room where he had 7 stitches put in his finger.
EE was changing structure when he mashed his left index finger, resulting in 7 stitches. This accident occurred on 2A belt line.
While ee was tramming a drill over some debris, he was jolted and complained of back pain.
As employee was replacing a tooth on a loader, he removed the old tooth and threw it to one side. As he was discarding the old tooth, a sharp piece of jagged metal caused a laceration that required 5 stitches to his left index finger.
Employee reported that he hurt his back bending a bolt while operating a bolt machine. He did not report this to anyone. He first told the mine supt. that his back was hurting him due to an old car accident he had prior to coming to work at Infinity Energy.
Employee was throwing cable over against a rib where an overcast had been cut out and ran into a rock brow head first jamming his neck. Refused medical attention at time of the accident 9/12/09. He went to his regular doctor 9/14/09 and told him he had a sore neck(he called it a crick).
Employee said he was working on a CAT 777 truck when he bent over to open a door he felt a sharp pain in his lower back.