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Employee twisted his right knee when stepping back beside roof bolter when a piece of rock 2'x3' fell between atrs and canopy.
Employee was filling water car and stepped down and twisted knee.
Employee was walking in #7 entry to fix curtain and stepped in a hole causing him to twist his ankle.
Employee was helping to build an overcast and he was dragging a piece of bridge plank across top of overcast and stepped in an opening in the overcast causing him to fall and injure his ribs.
Standing on uneven bottom when left leg slipped causing the right leg to pop.
Employee was standing on a bucket to tighten a jack pipe on 3C header, when he lost his balance, causing him to fall off of the bucket and injure his back.
Employee was crossing the belt when his foot hung in belt ravelings causing the left foot to go forward between belt and belt structure twisting his left knee. Employee started missing work 10-16-08.
Employee was entering the bath house door from the outside and as he stepped thru the door he stepped on a plastic sack that was laying on the concrete floor causing him to slip and twist his knee. He is working with restrictions.
Employee was walking across section and stepped in a hole causing him to twist his knee. His first day off was 10-8-07.
Employee stepped in a hole causing him to twist his back. Did not become lost time until 10-1-07 and management was not notified until 10-8-07.
Employee was walking in the face area, when he slipped on a loose coal pile and twisted his ankle.
Tripped over rope tied to continuous miner cable and tried to stop his fall with his hand. When his hand hit the ground he felt a pop in his shoulder.
Employee got in an argument with another employee in the bath house and was pushed to the floor causing him to hit his right elbow on the concrete floor.
Carrying a crib block, he tripped over a rock and fell straining his left shoulder. This was not reported to the company until 6-5-06.
EE was helping to pull on belt when the chain broke on the shears. When it broke the EE jumped out of the way, causing him to hit his head on the ground.
EE WAS STANDING ON THE RAILS OF 1ST 54 BELT WHEN THE 1ST 48 BELT DRIVE CAME LOOSE CAUSING HIM TO FALL WHILE TRYING TO GET OUT OF THE WAY. HE LANDED ON HIS RIGHT SIDE ON A FIRE OUTLET CAUSING CONTUSIONS TO HIS SIDE. HE RECEIVED PAIN MEDICATION WHILE IN THE ER