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Employee was cleaning coal with a small loader and the coal in the pit broke causing the small loader to land on its side.
Two 777D rock trucks hit each other causing one employee to recieve a laceration to the head requiring 7 staples.
Employee was driving a 777D rock truck and went through a dip in road and said he hurt his back.
Employee was driving rock truck and raised bed to dump and the truck jerked and twisted his back. Started missing work on 1/15/2009.
Employee was running end-loader and he said the seat bottomed out causing back pain.
Rock Truck #78 was loading in the pit, while loading truck #75 came into the pit and backed into unit #78.
While dumping a load of rock & dirt, the load got hung in bed of truck, causing the trucks front wheel to come off the ground. When the load broke free, the front of the turck fell back to the ground and bounced the driver out of the seat. He did not have a seat belt on.
Employee was loading rock truck in pit. When he was filling his bucket, he hit a large rock in the spool and injured his back.
Employee was watering the haul road when the water truck came out of gear and it rolled back into a ditch. He worked next two days then came back and said his knee and ankle was hurt.