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Employee was operating a shuttle car when he hit a pot-hole in roadway causing the employee to hit his head against the canopy.
Employee was turning a mantrip around when the front tires contacted a ledge causing the steering wheel to spin and the steering knob struck the employee's right hand.
Employee was riding in mantrip to section when he stated that he hit his hardhat on a roofbolt.
On 3/10/11 the employee reported that while pulling belt with a scoop, the scoop slid over and the battery end of the scoop struck him on the leg. Employee did not miss work until 3/14/11.
While operating the rubbered tired mantrip the EE struck the rib and jarred his low back.
While operating scoop, employee placed his hand on top of the scoop canopy, and his fingers were caught between the canopy and coal rib.
Employees foot was caught between the metal frame of a airlock door and a rubber tired pers. carrier.
Employee was checking the operational controls on the 21-SC shuttle car, when the tram pedal was pressed. The shuttle car inadvertently moved, causing the shuttle car to strike the employee.