220250020008C12155Had a reportable roof fall at XC #2, Entry #3, on East Mains. Rock Fall does not have escapeways or airways blocked, it's in a neutral entry. Fall doesn't affect any people or equipment. Area has been dangered off. 
220250030021C10892Employee was struck in the side of the head with a roof strap causing a small laceration.
220250060020C13748An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 4 west track entry at 5 x-cut.  This fall occurred due to adverse geological roof conditions that caused the roof strata to separate above the primary bolts. This condition occurred in a 4 way intersection and measured approximately 20 ft wide 25 ft long and 12 feet high. No injury or equipment damage as a result of this incident
220250070002C11564While installing a missing nut for a bolt on a pump, the base plate came loose and fell approximately 8 inches striking EE on the right wrist fracturing it.
220250070005C12596Employee was dismounting the scoop that they had been working on, when they stepped down, and rolled their right ankle, resulting in a sprain/strain injury. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250100003C12937EE was roof bolting mesh to the roof as EE was raising the ATRS to the roof EE noticed that the mesh needed to be adjusted. EE lowered the mesh and was adjusting the mesh when it kicked upwards causing EE's finger to be caught between the mesh and the mat pulling EE's middle finger nail back.
220250100012C11303A Heavy Equipment Operator (HEO) fell from a Komatsu D475A Dozer while mounting. As a result, the HEO suffered a fractured ankle. 
220250100016C12205I.E. was carrying a 5 gallon bucket to get a coal sample off a beltline at the wash plant.  While walking they slipped on some ice and fell to the ground landing on the bucket.  This caused a fracture in their right arm.
220250100023C13227Employee was installing a T3 strap against the roof from the miner in the 1B CM section. Employee was resting the strap on employee's shoulder during installation. The strap slipped off employee's shoulder and hit the top of employee's right hand causing a laceration behind the index finger. Employee received 5 stitches.
220250100031C11814An ignition occurred on the Headgate #3 working section.  The ignition occurred in the #2 entry, 40-41 block, when the #1331 roof bolter was installing a roof bolt in the mine roof.
220250100032C12726EE was removing the rub rail off the joy miner when it fell and struck EE's right foot just above the steel toe resulting in 2 broken toes. EE chose to continue to work through this and not miss any work. Toes are taped together and EE is back underground. No work missed.
220250100033C12676Employee took the first side of a new cut in the number four entry when the roof started working. EE backed the CM outby the start of the cut about 20' when a rock fell out between the T3 channels striking EE in the back/ankle resulting in broken vertebrae and ankle.
220250100034C12856The employee states that that while operating the Romac Water Truck it began to get stuck (Hung-Up) so EE looked backward to try and back up. While still looking backward EE shifted back into the forward gear which caused EE's face to lunge forward and hitting EE's face into the dash.
220250130007C11734Employee was walking around section when EE rolled EE's ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250130009C11784Employee was passing thru a man door when employee got dirt in eye. PPE was not a factor, Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250130010C12235Employee was loading rail car when EE was struck on the shoulder by a piece of pipe that was hanging on the rib. PPE was not a factor, Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250130022C13608At approximately 7:08 am 1/2/25 the 6 West Continuous Miner intersected the water infused center leg of SC4 CBM gas well. Methane concentrations temporarily went over +2.5%, but were down to 0.3% by the time packers were installed in the well bore (approximately 20 minutes after intersection). No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220250130030C11554A gas ignition occurred on the 2 Left Continuous Miner Section at the face due to mining into an unknown methane pocket. No other part 50 criteria applies.
220250130031C11454Employee was changing a hauler battery and felt a pulling sensation in the groin area. Employee was placed on restrictions for a possible hernia.
220250130033C11975Removing cylinder on pineal hitch on tow tractor, while removing hydraulic hoses, hitch dropped pinching left hand between cylinder and frame. Causing laceration in left palm. Requiring 7 stitches.
220250130042C11514I.E was helping build a stopping when a rock fell out and struck EE. The rock landed on EE's left leg and EE's right leg was dislocated in the process.
220250140003C13708While taking belt out of 5 West storage unit and lapping it onto an Irwin flat car the injured stepped off of the car, placing EE's hand on the coupler, when a lap of belt was descending towards the coupler and pinched EE's left hand, causing a laceration to EE's thumb when EE pulled EE's hand out. No problems with mining equipment, compliance issues, training or PPE.
220250140007C11965EE was putting chains on EE's pickup truck tires due to ice and snow.  When EE stood up from locking the chains in place EE's boot stuck in the snow causing EE to twist and strain EE's right knee.
220250140009C13808Employee lifted a new cutting blade into place on the continuous miner gathering head to weld. A floor jack was used to pressure it into place. The jack extension was side loaded not center loaded causing it to break free, flying out and hitting the employee above the right eye. The extension cut through the right eyebrow onto the eye lid. It required 6 stitches to close it up.
220250140012C11884The employee was welding on a CAT 993K Endloader bucket 1/8/2025 on the evening shift. On 1/10/2025 employee felt discomfort in eyes and was diagnosed with welding flash burns to the eyes.
220250150002C12085  An unplanned roof fall occurred at Kingston #2 mine at approximately 8:41 p.m. at break #23 on 7M beltline.  The fall measured approximately 20' long X 20' wide X 5-6' in height.  No injuries were reported.
220250150004C11664Guiding scoop to load, bucket pushed concrete block and pinned employee's rt. foot. against belt. Trans. resulting in fracture and laceration. Mud and water on floor.
220250150007C11784Employee was helping the miner operator clean rocks off of the continuous miner. While doing so a rock slid down and pinched EE's thumb between the continuous miner and the rock.
220250150025C11874Injured was in the process of spinning the drill steel out of the hole, when a piece of rock came loose from the top and struck EE on the left pinky finger causing a laceration/contusion.
220250160001C12305I.E. was cleaning mud, snow, and ice off of highwall miner beams. They stepped wrong and lost their balance falling down.  When they fell they felt a sharp pain in their right foot.  Doctors restrictions took to the I.E. off work.
220250160006C12536An existing roof fall continued to fall and extend into the normal route of travel of the weekly examiner.  A plan was submitted to and approved by State and Federal agencies to danger off the roof fall and reroute the travel way of the weekly examiner.
220250160008C12616Employee was walking from pickup to the employee change room and slipped and fell. Employee said employee was ok and worked entire shift.  Woke up next day 1/9/2025 and called foreman and said was going to the doctor, that the left knee was swollen and hurting.
220250160009C12436Employee was walking from EE's private vehicle to EE's rock truck. As EE was walking across the parking at the truck ditch, EE slipped and fell on the snow and ice.  EE was diagnosed with a fractured femur and started missing work on 1/11/2025
220250160011C11213Employee was bending a six foot roof bolt when EE felt a pop in their left shoulder. Not sure of the extent at this time.
220250160014C11293AT THE END OF THE SHIFT, THE EMPLOYEE WAS WALKING ACROSS THE PARKING LOT TO EE'S PERSONAL VEHICLE & SLIPPED & FELL TO THE GROUND.
220250170002C10632Employee slipped on ice and twisted knee while walking outside.
220250170003C11754Fire started in one of three buildings burning down the mantrip building, water shed, and the old shower house. There was no one at work during the time when the fire started.
220250210002C13798Changing bits on shearer, rotating drum with hand. Sprags were extended shields set, pan pulled back as far as possible. A small rock fell from face striking small finger between bit and rock on left hand causing fractured bone and laceration to the middle phalanx of small finger. The medical team at the hospital removed the top part of the finger. 3 days later closed injury. 
220250210018C11554Employee slipped and fell on the mine yard area between the bathhouse and ride barn.  The employee injured their head and back when they struck the ground.
220250210019C11393Employee was entering into the intake.  When they opened the doors dust began to swirl around and got in their left eye causing irritation.
220250210021C10922IE was carrying a crib block when they lost balance, twisted, and strained their lower back.
220250210022C11955IE was changing the crusher hammers inside the crusher on the LW.  When the hammer became free it fell from the drum and smashed IE's left ring finger between the hammer and a stageloader flight.
220250210023C11654IE was using an electric grinder that became entangled w/IE's welding coat sleeve. Before the grinder stopped it cut IE's wrist which needed a few stitches to close.
220250210024C12546Injured walking down 6 belt at 135 block using a leaf blower to turn over the rock dust and rolled right ankle (same ankle EE twisted a month ago) resulting in a strain/sprain type injury. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220250210028C11965A roof fall above anchorage was found in cross cut 2-1 at wall four in 30 butt rooms at 5:37 am. The area was bolted with 6' super twists and 16' .7 cable bolts. There was a clay vein in the area.
220250210031C12325Employee was rib pinning off miner when a piece of rib slough age struck the rib pinner then struck employee's lower leg. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250210032C10792An employee was crushed between a mobile bridge carrier (MBC) and the coal rib.
220250210033C11975Employee was walking along supply cars when EE tripped and fell injuring their shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250210035C12015The employee stated was doing maintenance on shield 204 when the shield EE was working on struck the employee on the head, pushing EE down. The employee sought medical attention and was taken off work.
220250220001C11644The Rubber Coupler malfunctioned on a Euclid Rock truck which caused the truck to go into neutral and drift backwards. The Euclid truck upset on the passenger side.
220250220002C11263Employee was trimming belt with a knife when the knife slipped contacting the employees right forearm resulting in 5 sutures. 
220250220004C11995Employee was filling the outby watering tank, when the pressure in the hose changed causing the hose to rise out of the tank and contact the right side of the employees mouth resulting in 5 sutures. 
220250220006C11995Employee stepped off back of drill with left foot first when EE heard EE's ankle pop. Upon putting EE's right foot down, EE curled it. Resulted in a closed fifth metatarsal fracture in the left foot.
220250220010C11694The IE was washing the floor in the prep plant and walked under a conveyor belt. A bottom roller bracket failed at that time and the bottom roller fell, striking the IE.
220250220013C11464Employee was servicing a set of scoop batteries when the lid fell on their hand resulting in a laceration to the top of hand requiring 5 stitches.
220250220014C11674I.E. stuck a hand over the drill chuck to check the suction on the drill pot. The drill steel then slid out of the hole and pinched a finger. Possible ligament damage.
220250220016C11965A continuation of a roof fall was found during the weekly airway exam. The fall is located at 15-16 crosscut 13-2 belt #2 entry, and now impedes passage. The fall now extends from 15-17 crosscuts.
220250220024C12035When getting ready to go underground EE was opening a new pair of knee pads with a razor knife and the knife slipped and EE cut left palm/thumb resulting in 8 stitches and a follow up with a hand doctor.
220250220027C13508IE was assisting in moving the TG drive with 25X scoop. The metal forks slipped, and a sliver of metal stuck IE in the shin. IE removed the piece of metal and thought they would be ok. IE continued to work, and the wound became infected causing the employee to miss work starting 01/20/2025. First day missed from normal job duties was on 01/20/2025.
220250220030C12526While reclaiming waterline, EE felt a sharp pain in lower back when EE was attempting to remove one of the couplers from the waterline. EE was seen at OA the following day and placed off work for a lower back strain. EE began missing work on 1/21/2025.
220250220031C12416I.E. was cutting cable back to prepare it to be reentered into a cat head.  As their knife went through the cable jacket, the blade struck their left hand causing a laceration in between their thumb and index finger that required 4 stitches.
220250220037C11063Employee was positioning a ripper motor when it slid onto the side of EE's foot resulting in a laceration.
220250230004C12456Employee slipped on ladder while taking down drops in Unit 1 for a belt and power move. EE was using a 4' ladder and stepped on the 3rd step when EE slipped.  EE landed on EE's left foot and stated EE rolled EE's foot and twisted EE's left knee.
220250230006C11193Employee was pulling down on a piece of curtain attached to hog panel. They fell to the ground on their right shoulder.
220250230007C11023Employee was shoveling on the 1ME belt at XC35 when they felt a sharp pain in the lower right abdomen.
220250240008C12556Employee was standing in an intersection when the continuous miner conveyor tail come into contact with the roof, which lodged a foreign obstruction into employee's eye. Employee was taken to an optometrist where they were then referred to an eye surgeon.
220250240012C11704Employee was operating a Continuous Miner in the No. 8 Right, when a piece of rock 9'x3'x6" fell from between the outside roof bolt and mine rib striking their right leg.
220250240016C12466During the weekly test it was found that a bottom landing switch was not working. A camera was sent down the shaft and ice was found on the shaft wall. De-icer was applied and the ice was removed. The hoist was operational at 9:42 PM on 1-13-2025
220250240017C12235IE lost suction while drilling a hole for a roof bolt.  The employee did not remove the drill steel prior to feeling for suction at the drill pot.  The drill steel fell from the roof and hit the employee's left ring finger.
220250240018C11293IE was changing a roller on the slope when IE strained right shoulder.  IE completed shift and requested treatment on next shift.
220250240022C12065Employee was taking strap off pallet when a jack rolled off pallet and struck EE's ankle. PPE was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Employee was given modified work duty.
220250240023C12736Employee was transferring a belt stand from a rail car to a scoop while offloading a belt move and overexerted, resulting in a sprain/strain injury to EE's left shoulder. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250270005C11724Employee stated EE went to walk through a set of fly pads and one of them caught EE knocking EE's hard hat off and EE's glasses. Resulting in a fly pad scratching EE's eye.
220250270013C11444Employee was packing a piece of top belt structure, moved from right to left and felt pain in lower back. Employee stretched and finished shift.
220250270016C13357An employee fell off of "A" crusher while transitioning from the steps to the platform, which both are built on the crusher. EE landed on feet, but landed on a patch of ice. This caused EE's feet to kick out from underneath EE. EE landed on left shoulder and neck area. This aggravated a previous injury EE sustained at home on 1/7/25.
220250270017C11604IE was hanging tubing with partner and felt a pull down the right side of neck into shoulder.  The employee finished shift and requested treatment the next day.
220250270019C11894Employee was using a knife with both hands to cut belt, when one hand slipped off the knife causing employee to contact right index finger resulting in a laceration that required 5 sutures.
220250270020C12586Miner was assisting in making a belt splice using a nail board and quick loads, miner attempted to move the quick load plunger when the other miner swung the hammer striking injured in the back of the hand just below the index finger. Resulted in a fracture.
220250290004C11383Employee was loading an argon tank onto a scoop when EE smashed the tip of EE's right index finger against the light housing on the scoop.
220250290005C11103The Operator was notified on 1/23/2025 that the employee has been diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis. 
220250290008C12846While the opposite operator had EE's hand on the T-bar, the operator was spotting a pin outby, dropped EE's boom hitting the ATRS pinching the opposite operator's hand between the pad and T-bar. This caused a laceration that required 12 stitches and started missing work on 1/16/2025.
220250290012C10401Truck trailer turned over while dumping.
220250290014C13628The SP Elevator was taken out of service after it was found that 2 ropes were out of time on the main sheave.  The ropes were put back in time, the ropes were cleaned, the ropes were lubricated, the ropes were inspected, the ropes tensioned, the elevator tested, and placed back into service by the servicing elevator company.  MSHA was notified via the hotline.
220250290015C12897The SP Elevator was taken out of service due to an electrical issue with multiple switches after chipping ice from the shaft.  The ice was chipped, the switches were repaired, the float cables repaired, the elevator tested, and placed back into service.  MSHA was notified via the hotline.
220250290016C11614Employee was shoveling belts on the surface in the cold weather. 2 fingers on their right hand started hurting. it was possibly a slight condition of frost bite.
220250290022C11514B & W Resources Inc. believes an electrical short in the electric fuel hose reel caused the fire. The fuel hose reel compartment was severely damaged. 
220250290028C10441Employee stepped in a hole and twisted ankle
220250290036C13788An unintentional roof fall was discovered at the Winchester Peerless Rachel Mine, 2nd Left Panel at #4 Brk, between #6 and #7 Entry, spad #'s 12654 and 12655. The area has been dangered off. MSHA and State Officials have been notified. No injuries or entrapments. No ventilation disruption and no travel ways have been blocked. The fall is approx. 5-6 ft. thick and 18 ft. wide.
220250290041C11945Employee was exiting the mine property in personal vehicle at the end of shift when employee collided with an empty coal truck that was traveling in the opposite direction on the mine haul road.
220250290043C12606It had snowed on and off all day and the temperature was 16 degrees. There was snow on the ground where the employee parked their service truck. The employee exited the service truck and started to walk to the shop. The employee slipped and fell to the ground.
220250290044C12406Ice fell from the shaft wall damaging the landing switch, step and handrail. De icer was applied and all ice was removed from the shaft wall. The switch, step, handrail, and landing sensor were repaired. The hoist was operational at 9:10 PM
220250290046C11904Ice buildup was found on the shaft wall. The company decided to take the hoist out of service due to the risk of the ice falling. The Hoist was put back in service at 11:15 AM on 01-26-2025.
220250290048C11614Employee backed a 785-caterpillar rock truck over the dumping point on the south side of the mine. EE received 10 staples for a laceration above their right eye.
220250290054C12005The employee had watered the scoop batteries. While letting the lid back down to cover them. One of the lids slipped from EE's grip striking the other hand and smashing two fingers on EE's right hand.
220250300002C11935Employee was walking in air course when EE slipped and fell injuring EE's shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250300005C11604Employee was bolting at the face when EE went toward the back of the bolter to get a longer wrench when a brow fell and struck EE resulting in a dislocated hip.
220250300007C11624Employee was measuring the area to cut and set posts when the rib rolled out and struck EE's leg resulting in a bruise leg. This resulted in a lost time accident.
220250300008C11955Employee was attempting to put post on EE's shoulder when EE felt a pop in shoulder.  PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250300009C11965Employee was loading straps from scoop to miner when EE felt sting in EE's lower back. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250300016C13838Injured employee was supervising/assisting the loading of a scoop onto a scoop dolly. As the battery end of the scoop was being lowered onto the dolly, it pushed the dolly out from under the scoop and the dolly rolled back on the track rails and struck the employee's right ankle & foot, knocking employee down. Employee has been diagnosed with a strain/sprain, contusions, swelling.
220250300019C10963There was an unplanned roof fall in the #9 1st east main at crosscut 57 between #4 and #5 entry.
220250300020C13267The employee was drilling a test hole in the surface pit floor to see if the rider coal seam was under the seam they were taking. Due to the freezing and thawing of the highwall a large chunk of rock approximately 4'x2'x3' came down striking the enclosed cab of the mobile drill, ripping the cab off and striking the employee.
220250300021C11003Employee bumped their lip while changing a mudflap causing a laceration that resulted in 3 stitches.
220250300023C12385I.E was helping load a bundle of mesh onto the roof bolter. The mesh became hung up on the mesh tray. I.E claims that the mesh sprung forward freeing itself. When it did, EE felt something hit EE in the face but does not know what it was.
220250310001C11975Employee was working on scrapers when EE slipped and fell injuring EE's knee and ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250310002C11945Employee was removing pins from TG drive when they felt pop in middle of their hand. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250310009C12215The employee was attempting to get a flat car off of 8 vent cage when a piece of ice fell from the shaft wall and struck the employee on the left side and back. The strike resulted in a hematoma just above the left elbow.
220250340003C12375Employee was loading cable bolts on the bolter when EE felt a pain in EE's abdomen and noticed a knot on EE's navel. EE was diagnosed with a hernia on 01/24/2025 and was taken off work as EE was unable to perform EE's normal work duties.
220250340005C11995Employee was bolting off miner when bolt wrench rotated it struck the side of EE's face. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor. Compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250340006C13598Powder truck was parked behind employee parking lot. An employee seen smoke coming from the front of truck and went and got help plus fire ext and started putting fire out used a total of 8 fire ext to put fire out and a water truck to sprays water to cool the truck. Fire was contained to the cab and engine compartment.  Msha was on site at time of event.  
220250340008C12375Teammate was attempting to open a door at the Blue Creek Loadout.  When the employee pulled on the door with EE's left hand EE felt a pop in EE's left arm.  During treatment the employee was diagnosed with a full tear of EE's left bicep.
220250340010C12556Employee was hanging water line near the feeder. While EE was dragging line, it snagged and caused EE to hit EE's knee on the tail piece timber. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250340012C11844Employee was removing monorail when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rule and regulations was not a factor.
220250340013C13307At approx 12:45pm the Blake Ridge elevator went down due to governor switch had frozen grease on it from the elevator ropes that set the governor switch off. A surface electrician came from another area and cleaned the governor switch to make the elevator run as normal. The elevator was up and running as normal at approx 1:30pm.
220250340017C11744I.E. stated they were on the floor sliding out from under a mantrip in the shop, I.E. stated they twisted as they were getting up on their feet and felt a pain in lower back.
220250340020C11203IE was hanging a slider when they slipped and fell.  When they slipped, they twisted causing a strain in their shoulder.
220250340022C12796An unintentional roof fall occurred in 6 south area of the mine at 102 xcut in the #5 entry (Track).  This fall measured 18ft long by 8ft high by 50 ft wide.  The fall was caused by adverse roof conditions in the form of laminated shale that separated above the anchorage point. 
220250340023C12937Injured employee stepped out of the parked diesel locomotive employee was operating and stepped on loose coal causing employee to slip and twist left knee. Initially diagnosed with a strain/sprain and given time off. Employee has training and experience. No rules or regulations were violated.
220250340025C12636The continuous miner was parked next to a rib and EE was checking something on the machine while the belts were down. The rib made a little noise and came down. EE didn't have time to move and the rib pushed EE's knee into the miner bruising and cutting the knee.
220250340027C13347Miner operator was starting to load a car when the face fell in leaving a pile of rock just inby the last row of bolts. A rock then fell out just inby the last row of bolts landing on the pile of rock causing the rock to slide in on the operator's left ankle. Resulting in a fracture the miner operator started missing work 1/24/2025.
220250340029C12456Injured employee was carrying blocks up a ladder at the return regulator on the Northeast Mains. While descending back down the ladder employee felt pain in right hip and leg.  Employee has not missed work but started physical therapy on 2/3/25.
220250340030C12265While preparing the belt for a belt lay the belt mechanic was cutting the belt, when the knife slipped out of the belt and cut right leg just below the knee. Causing the belt mechanic to receive 10 staples, no work was missed.
220250340032C11644Employee was using an angle grinder with a cut-off wheel to cut a bolt. The cut-off wheel bound up and broke. A small piece of the wheel struck EE in the lower lip.
220250340037C13227A non-injury roof fall that measured 25'Long x 18'Wide x 12'High occurred on Bear Branch Panel 4 in the #7entry at crosscut 26.  The fall was isolated to the #7entry at the active pillar line. The release of supported roof was due to an overlying undetected slip above the anchorage zone of the primary supports installed.
220250350002C12045Employee was spotting a belt move when EE's right ring finger got caught between a roller and cradle. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250350003C12636Employee was carrying block to construct a stopping when EE tripped and while attempting to catch self, EE suffered a sprain/strain injury to EE's left shoulder. Compliance with rules/regs PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250350009C12365The mine received a Self-Insured Employer Decision on 01/29/2025 from a medical report dated 11/05/2024. The report identifies a 10% permanent partial disability from occupational pneumoconiosis. Employee has been retired since 1/31/24.
220250350016C11684Employee was entering the cab of dozer putting lunch box and hard hat behind the seat. EE didn't realize their hand was in door jam and dozer door closed on EE's thumb.
220250360005C12085Employee was going to turn on the clean coal filter drain pump. When they walked around 74 tail piece, the employee slipped on ice on the plant floor causing them to fall. Employee was placed in a knee brace.
220250360008C10922I.E. struck leg on the corner of the scoop bucket after helping load it causing a contusion.
220250360009C12917EE was sitting on a 2 man johnson parked beside the miner. 2 other EE's was pulling the miner cable outby. They dropped the wrong loop of cable as they pulled the cable caught the johnson. The other EE that was on the johnson tried to get off it. EE was caught between the johnson and miner.
220250360019C12015Employee was injured when EE struck self in the face with a ratchet while tightening the gear case mounting bolts on a continuous miner causing a laceration above EE's left eye resulting in 18 sutures.
220250370018C10772Employee stepped off the back of a walk-through bolter and rolled EE's ankle.
220250370019C13548Multiple layers of laminated slate rock were seen to have fallen out above anchorage and above the required depth of the test holes. A small fault can be seen on the outby corner of the fall and is the reason the entry was dropped off the mining cycle as the area was being developed. The fall is roughly 20 ft. by 20 ft, and ranges from 10-14 ft. thick.
220250380001C13758The employee reported chest pains to EE's co-worker and subsequentially lost consciousness. EMTs treated the employee who regained consciousness. The employee was transported to the hospital where EE was diagnosed with arrhythmia and anxiety. EE was treated and released and returned to work on EE's next regularly scheduled shift. This was a medical event, not work related.
220250380010C11985Employee slipped and fell hitting their elbow and arm resulting a sprain/sprain on 1/15/25. The employee continued to work normally until they were later taken out of work by a physician on 1/30/25.
220250380012C11804While setting in between the air doors the outby set was closing, forcing air/debris up under the inby set causing irritation to the right eye. The employee did not miss any work. 
220250380014C13227EE was using a battery hand grinder. The tool slipped and when grabbing, EE hit the trigger. This caused the grinder to flip around. The spinning grinding wheel cut the back of EE's left hand, causing a laceration that required 9 stitches. It also chipped a finger bone & ligament. EE was referred to an Orthopedic Doctor.
220250380016C12526Employee was attempting to couple a diesel locomotive to a lowboy railcar. Employee used a railjack to raise the drawhead of the lowboy, the drawhead fell off the railjack and caught employee's middle and ring fingers on the right hand between the two.
220250410001C11604The employee was hanging a cable in the G6 Headgate continuous miner section when EE felt pain in EE's left bicep. The employee was diagnosed with a torn bicep.
220250410003C12375Miners heard a bump in roof and the section foreman pulled all persons on the section outby.  At 10:15 pm a roof fall occurred above the bolt anchorage on the 003 section, 2 northwest spad 15+00 in the crosscut between #6 and #7 entries.
220250410009C10973Employee was stepping off of a stinger ride when their knee gave out causing pain while standing.
220250410011C11864Employee was removing inspection door on pan line when they injured a knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, Compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250410014C12015Employee was rib pinning when employee caught the tip of a finger between wrench and bolt. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250410018C11594Employee was trying to recover aqua couplings.  Employee was using a crib to remove coupling from waterline and smashed finger between waterline and coupling. 
220250410019C13578Employee was climbing over the section tailpiece to assist the employee on the other side that was moving the tailpiece jill poke to move belt. When doing so, the employee was throwing the jill poke up onto the tailpiece which landed on the employee's right ring finger that was coming across the tailpiece, resulting in a fracture to the tip of the finger.
220250410024C12205Employee was attempting to put a draw bar on a dolly and got left pinky finger caught between the draw bar and dolly. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250410025C12225Employee overexerted attempting to remove a strap that had fallen between the conveyor boom and the rib bolter station. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250420001C12285The roof bolter was attempting to cut a suction hose with a belt knife. Holding the hose in EE's left hand and cutting with the right, the knife came out of the hose and cut the left hand. Received 6 sutures, no work was missed.
220250420002C13638Ee was unhooking the trail cable from dragline. EE was following to make sure it didn't get snagged on anything. EE's eyes were on the cable while passing behind the shoe, EE walked into the shoelace counterweight. EE was evaluated on-site and sent to the clinic for precautionary reasons.  Upon further evaluation the employee was not released to return to work.
220250420003C12856Roof bolter was trying to connect two steels together. The steels were touching each other with a little boom pressure and when EE pulled on the one in the chuck, they popped together hitting the right thumb causing a fracture. Worked on 02/05/2025, started missing on work 02/06/2025.
220250420004C12305Employee was in the process of cleaning the basement floor of the preparation plant due to a spillage of flocculant on the floor. EE was moving toward the door to open a bay door on the plant when EE slipped and fell on EE's back.
220250420020C12586While descending the steps from the top level of the plant, the Miner slipped with wet boots causing EE to hit head below EE's hardhat strap.  When EE reported the incident to the Foreman, EE became ill and vomited.  The supervisor called emergency services.
220250420027C11183Once underground employee got out of mantrip to check equipment. When getting back in EE shut their thumb in the door.
220250420028C12005Employee was sliding rub rail out of the way. Rub rail slid off the block that was supporting it and EE's finger was caught between the rub rail and the block causing a laceration requiring 6 sutures.
220250430004C11634While adding cable to a roof bolter a piece of wood from the wooden spool the cable was one got embedded in EE's left ring finger and needed 5 stitches to get out.
220250430007C11403Walking back from #2 entry at crosscut #42 to the longwall face, they slipped in a wet product from the pumpable cribs, twisting left ankle.
220250430009C12606Roof fall 1st crosscut underground in the #2 entry extending 15' towards #1 and 60' inby 6-8' thick. Crushed intake stopping, belt infrastructure and high voltage cable. Roof contains hillseams, soft shell and water. Fall occurred after a hard freeze and thaw.
220250430010C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220250440001C10812EE was extracting a pin on the crawler frame when it dropped pinching EE's finger
220250440012C12235Employee was assisting another employee push a 16 ft cable bolt into a drilled hole and felt a pain in EE's left bicep.  EE continued to work all scheduled shifts but was taken off to repair a torn bicep muscle on 2/7/2025.
220250450001C12756Employee stated EE was installing roof bolts in the #2 entry when a piece of draw rock fell, striking EE on the right side of EE's head. This caused a laceration to EE's right cheek that required sutures. Employee returned to work on EE's next shift with a full duty release.
220250450004C11904Employee was dragging / pulling a wash down hose in 1N TG when the hose snagged something on the mine floor. EE felt discomfort in EE's left bicep. Diagnosed with Torn Bicep. LTA on 2/10/25.
220250450009C12035Employee was walking and slipped on loose material that was on the mine floor and while attempting to catch self, employee over-extended right shoulder. Employee is being treated for a strained shoulder.
220250490010C10331Employee slipped and fell on ice.
220250490011C12355Employee was getting out of a battery scoop and felt back pain. Employee has been working without restrictions, but still was having some pain. Employee had an MRI done on 2/7/2025 and was placed off work for a possible herniated disc.
220250490013C12205Employee was assisting a roof bolter operator backing down the entry when the cable fell off the tray. The employee repositioned the cable and, while walking back to the front, was struck by the ATRS pad in the shoulder.
220250490014C12385The mine received a Self Insured Employee Decision on 1/23/25 from the Occupational Pneumoconiosis Board dated 1/29/2025 awarding the injured 15% for permanent partial disability for occupational pneumoconiosis. This employee has retired.
220250490016C12225IE was setting a timber in the beltline. A piece of scale rock fell when EE was hammering in wedges striking the employee on the back of EE's head/neck area causing a laceration. IE received two staples to close the wound.
220250490017C11694Employee bent down to pick up trash when EE's back popped. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250490018C12055Employee was cleaning with wash down hose when it caught, EE pulled on it and twisted EE's back. PPE was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220250490019C11914Employee was center bolting when a piece of slate came down and struck shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250490021C11153Elevator was not called in due to troubleshooting. MSHA inspector said that this needed to be called in, so we did.
220250490023C11243IE was hanging a tube that had fell when EE was pulled into the tube.  The employee hit EE's nose on the edge of the tubing.
220250490024C11794The SP Elevator was taken out of service due to a faulty car safety switch on the bottom of the car.  The switch was replaced, the elevator tested, and placed back into service.  
220250490025C13558The 980M Cat loader was discovered to be on fire at the Preparation Plant.  After investigation it was determined that the fire did not burn for more than 30 minutes from discovery deeming it a non-reportable.  MSHA was notified by precaution and investigated by MSHA.  The fire appeared to have started from an electrical issue in the cab of the machine.
220250490026C12846Employee was working with a 30mil chain on the Crabapple slope bottom while hooking up supply cars.  EE pinched right middle finger between the chain and the general car causing a laceration.  EE was treated with 6 stitches and released for work.  EE returned on next scheduled shift.
220250490027C12786While walking to load next retail truck in loadout section of #14 Prep Plant, employee's wet boot slid on floor causing RIGHT ankle to "twist" while attempting to change direction. Employee was taken to local Urgent Care for observation and diagnosed with sprain to RIGHT ankle.
220250490028C12576Injured picked up a trash bag loaded with empty rock dust bags and attempted to throw the bag into a chain box @ the 16 East supply hole and felt a pop in lower back.  The trash bag was less than half full.  The employee was diagnosed with a herniated disc.
220250490037C12005Mechanic was performing a routine PM on 571 OB truck. EE was changing a fuel filter on the right side of the engine block. With arm extended and pushing on the filter wrench EE felt a pop in shoulder.
220250490040C12526The operator got off the PC5500 Excavator to relieve themself and when operator turned to walk back to the ladder, operator ran into the lube arm that was down for the service. The operator suffered a cut on the left side of head just above the temple.
220250490053C11945The employee unhooked a car from the hoist car, turned to step down from the ramp, and slipped on a piece of rail, falling on their back and twisting their knee. The employee was taken off work.
220250500001C11824Roof Fall - Occurred in the North West Mains track entry (#3 entry) at x-cut 143. The roof fall area measured 40' long x 40' wide x 8'10" in height and fell above the anchorage bolt.
220250500004C13117While operating the telescopic forklift, the miner opened the left-hand door, high wind pulled the door from the miner's grip, broke safety strap, the door hit the frame and shattered the glass creating flying debris.  Debris was removed from beneath the eyelids, an ointment applied, the mine returned to work.
220250500006C11814Employee was sealing wall when EE set bucket of mud down the material splashed in EE's eye.  Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250500007C12436Employee was helping move the tail roller back into place to remount after changing bearing, when moving back into place the roller moved and EE's hand become caught between the bearing housing and upright I-Beam causing fracture to left hand.
220250500009C12225Production Operator was shoveling mud off the track frame of a dozer while standing on the ground when Operator slipped and fell, landing on left shoulder. X-ray was negative and physician has referred employee for an MRI.
220250500012C11203Employee strained back at the start of employee's shift as employee was pulling themself up to the cab of the excavator.
220250500019C12806After the employee completed their shift, EE went to their vehicle to start it and allow it to warm up.  The employee started the vehicle without being seated inside of it.  (standing outside the vehicle) The vehicle lunged forward during this process and ran over EE's left foot.
220250500020C10772Employee developed welders flash (Photokeratitis) to their eyes when welding.
220250510003C10822While troubleshooting fan shroud on equipment, Employees thumb was struck by fan. 
220250510011C13157Injured employee was building a block stopping in 7W Longwall section. As EE was placing a cinder block on top of another EE smashed the right middle finger between the blocks causing a small laceration. Employee sought treatment and wound was closed using glue. Given 3 days off work. No regulations were violated.
220250510016C11734Employee felt an irritated eye.  Employee was taken to the optometrist for evaluation where a prescription of an antibiotic for a scratch on the cornea. There was no debris.
220250510018C11333IE was riding in a mantrip and bounced.  EE hit their head on the roof and when EE landed in the seat EE felt a strain in their back.
220250510019C10852IE was operating a lotrac when EE dislodged a timber that fell and struck EE's elbow.
220250510020C12606Employee was starting to drill the outside hole. When the steel touched the roof, the bit broke and the up pressure caused the drill steel to bend in 2 places. EE hit the rotation causing the steel to spin around and strike EE's right thumb causing a fracture.
220250520004C11925Employee was operating a DM45 Highwall Drill on a drill bench. Employee was traveling parallel to the edge and the outside edge gave way. The drill slid off the bench and landed 25 feet below.
220250520005C11303While Employee was climbing onto the Rock Truck EE slipped and grabbed ahold of the handle therefore injuring EE's right shoulder.
220250520013C12325Employee was walking to bolter and slipped on a wet rock that caused employee's knee to buckle under employee. Employee was treated for a strained knee. The employee became incarcerated on 2/13/25 for an undetermined amount of time.
220250520018C13127Employee was putting pin steels together when EE applied upwards pressure causing the steels to pop the webbing of EE's left hand between the thumb and index finger. EE was treated by the mine nurse where EE received seven sutures which prevented EE from doing their normal job and began missing work on 2/13/25.
220250520019C11283The personnel hoist was down for a period of time greater than 30 minutes due to a door switch/wiring issue at the shaft bottom.
220250520020C12035A roof fall occurred at this location on 2-20-2025.  The fall location was the 2 South Entry 5 31+40 survey station.  The fall measured 15 feet wide, 38 feet long, and 5-6 feet high.  No one was injured.
220250520022C12085EE was replacing the pin on the scoop lift jack pin. EE leveraged the jack with a chain and slate bar and was going to check alignment. EE used the left middle finger when the jack fell catching their finger.
220250520023C11363EE stated that was striking on a chisel with a hammer when the chisel flew back and struck EE in the left eyebrow, causing a laceration.
220250520025C11464Employee's left heel was caught between the relay bar clevis pin and the headgate debris plate, causing an avulsion to the heel requiring surgery.
220250550003C12325OPERATOR WAS RUNNING A 930 LOADER AND WORKING ON THE HAUL ROAD A ROCK ROLLED OFF THE BERM AND THE OPERATOR RAN OVER THE ROCK CAUSING EE TO BE BOUNCED UP IN THE AIR AND CAUSING PAIN IN EE'S LOWER BACK AND RADIATING DOWN EE'S LEFT LEG
220250550005C12516A roof fall has been discovered on 02/14/2025 in 6 South 3 East section, 42xc, #2 to #3 entry in the cross cut its self. The fall was approx. 18' long x 6' wide x 6'high. 42xc was dangered off, and cribbed off on both sides and will not be cleaned up.
220250550007C11844I.E. was exiting EE's personal vehicle when EE slipped and fell on the ice in the parking lot before entering the building. EE worked up until the doctor took EE off work on 2-12-2025.
220250550009C11484Employee was removing old structure from belt when EE hit EE's hand on a roof jack that was set.  PPE was a factor; Mining systems was not a factor.
220250550013C12546The SP Elevator was taken out of service due to the ropes getting crossed on the counterweight.  The ropes were replaced, the main motor sheave is being repaired, and the elevator will be placed back into service after repairs and testing is completed.  
220250550014C12215The SP Material Hoist was taken out of service after finding broken strands in the rope.  The broke strands made the rope meet is retirement criteria.  The rope was changed, the hoist tested, and placed back into service.
220250550015C11554IE was unhooking a winch hook from a shield when the hook fell and smashed left thumb.  The employee finished the shift and requested treatment on 2-16-25.
220250550016C11413I.E. bent over to pick up a cable and felt something pop in I.E.'s back. I.E.'s back then started hurting and it became difficult to breathe.
220250550019C12746Employee while walking toward portable restroom (Job Johnny) located at Slate Hopper area, slipped losing footing causing fall onto RIGHT side and felt pain/soreness to RIGHT shoulder area. Employee was taken to local Urgent Care and diagnosed with sprain to RIGHT shoulder.
220250550021C11043I.E. bent down to pick up a tube and felt something pop in I.E.'s back and it sent pain down I.E.'s leg.
220250550022C11323I.E. was driving out a keeper pin on a cat pad when I.E. struck self in the ankle with I.E.'s own hammer. I.E. suffered a contusion.
220250550023C11864Ind was grabbing a roof plate off the bolter tray when the plate caught another plate which came down striking the ind in the right arm causing a laceration which resulted in 5 stitches.
220250550024C10712IE slipped on a shield toe carrying a PMCR and fell hurting their back.
220250550028C13207While working on the right miner conveyor chain EE was using a 2lbs hammer to strike one of the conveyor links when a piece of metal entered the right eye. EE was wearing safety glasses, however the glasses became repositioned on the face slightly exposing the eye.  The metal was surgically removed from the right eye. 
220250550029C11413The main water supply pipe coming into the mine busted causing excessive water to accumulate at the mouth of the mine impeding one escapeway.
220250550030C13388Employee was helping another employee remove a hydraulic hose. A third employee had radioed the pressure had been released from the line. The injured employee was holding the hose as the other employee removed the staple. After the staple was removed the hose whipped out of the injured employee's hand and struck EE's right index finger.
220250550031C11183Employee's left foot was pinched between a shield toe and relay bar while working on the 5 Right longwall set-up face.
220250560011C12816Was walking outby the section to de-trash the HG section. While walking person tripped on a rock in travelway and twisted their ankle. Continued working whole shift and asked to be taken to the doctor because it hurt to put pressure on ankle. Ankle was confirmed broken at doctor. 
220250560016C11734I.E. was stepping up onto the roof bolter carrying a bundle of plates when I.E. felt a burning sensation in stomach area. I.E. was diagnosed with a hernia requiring surgery.
220250560024C11033While exiting the scoop the scoop operator twisted their left knee. Started missing work on 02/20/2025.
220250560025C12576While cutting 8 right a piece of rock dislodged between the roof bolts and struck the employees right side causing them to land on the left shoulder. X-rays showed a tuberosity nondisplaced fracture of the left shoulder. Employee was placed on restrictions.
220250560027C12165Employee was sliding stack of roof straps over when EE's small left finger was caught between 2 stacks of straps. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250570003C12456Employee was rib meshing when a rib strap swung loose and struck miner in the right hand lacerating EE's index and middle fingers. Compliance with rules, regulations, PPE, mining equipment/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250570006C11995Employee was loading roof straps on to scoop when strap cut through glove and cut hand. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220250570019C11494Employee was coming up hill in fuel truck, when truck spun out, slid back 50 feet, then truck went up on spoil and laid over on it's passenger side. 
220250580007C11734IE was operating a water car when IE claimed to have run into a parked shuttle car that IE did not see straining IE's back.  IE did not report the injury until 2 days later.
220250580013C12596While working to repair dust vacuum hose on the roof bolting machine the drill boom was inadvertently raised pinching the injured employee's fingers between the top of the drill pot and the mine roof resulting in lacerations requiring stitches to two fingers.
220250590003C12255Employee was installing rib bolts and placed hand on canopy while raising and crushed EE's left pinky between the canopy and a cable bolt head. This injury resulted in stitches and compound fracture of the tip of EE's finger.
220250590004C11694Employee tripped and fell on a pallet with EE's right knee resulting in soreness and some bruising. Employee continues to work but started physical therapy on 2/20/2025.
220250590007C11243Employee lifted leg to step on a tie rod to get to steps. When EE lifted EE's knee it popped before stepping on the tie rod.
220250590010C11083Roof bolter strained EE's lower back loading pin boards onto the bolter. Started missing work on 02/25/2025.
220250590014C13087Injured was on 3rd rung of ladder in the 13 block intersection #2 entry of 7 west, leaning over trying to hook the end of a chain tape measure onto a surveying spad when the employee fell off the ladder and fractured right wrist upon landing. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220250590018C12957I.E. was putting a 6' bolt and glue into a hole.  As they were pushing the bolt into the hole, they slipped causing them to lose grip of the bolt.  The bolt fell from the roof hit the wrench and struck the I.E. above the eye.  The laceration required stitches and the I.E. did not miss any work.
220250590019C12466Employee was getting into the operator's compartment of a diesel locomotive and struck left knee against the SCSR storage box. No rules or regulations were violated, Employee has training and experience. Has contusion, pain, swelling in the knee.
220250590021C11564When removing the scraper, the frame that had been unbolted fell down, hitting EE's right upper leg and right knee cap. EE was taken off work on 02/19/2025.
220250590022C11814EE was standing on the shield. When the shield went into auto pull it came in to contact with EE's right foot, pushing EE's foot into the pan line. Was taken off work on 02/20/2025.
220250590023C12776Employee slipped off ladder scraping upper thigh between the 2nd and 3rd step of the ladder. Came to work to be seen by initial doctor visit on scrape and was sent to ER due to picking at their skin and wife wrapping the area too tight cutting oxygen off to affected skin area.
220250620002C12145Employee was operating front end loader, EE stopped and went to exit and felt discomfort in EE's back.  PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250620003C12706Employee was roof bolting when EE was trying to grab EE's drill steels from roof, felt a pop in lower back. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.  Employee did not start missing time until 2/18/25.
220250620006C13097A roof bolt operator incorrectly coupled a piece of pusher steel and finisher still while attempting to drill a hole for roof bolt installation. With pressure applied, the finisher steel flew back and struck the employee around the bridge of the nose causing a laceration and a fracture of the sinus cavity.  
220250620015C12355The SP Material Hoist was taken out of service after the brakes wouldn't release.  After troubleshooting it was found that there was an inoperable brake coil. The brake coil was replaced, the hoist tested, and placed back into service.
220250620016C12756IE was climbing out of a scoop when EE's SCSR got caught.  When SCSR got caught it caused the employee to slip.  As the employee went to catch self EE's fingers went between the canopy and door of a 650 scoop, the door moved catching EE's fingers between the canopy and door.
220250620017C11844IE had been dragging cable, loading cribs, and loading beams when EE claimed to have strained EE's right shoulder.  The employee finished EE's shift and requested treatment on 2-24-25.
220250620019C11894The employee was standing at the ATRS controls on a continuous miner when the employee was struck by a rock in the head and neck area. The employee received 13 sutures to the left ear lobe.
220250620020C12075The employee stated was operating a motor down 6W haulage when some rock dust fell from the top and made contact with employee's eye. Employee sought medical attention and was prescribed medicated eye drops.
220250620021C12085Employee stated employee was bolting off the miner on 78MS when a piece of rib rolled out and struck the employee on top of the foot. Employee sought medical attention and was diagnosed with a fractured foot.
220250620023C11223Employee was helping install the trapping shoe and left index finger was pinched between the trapping shoe and rack wheel.
220250620024C13117Employee climbed into the locked-out longwall pan line, under the protection of a shield, to relieve the ranging arm hydraulic pressure buildup so a broken cutter shaft could be safely removed. A rock fell from the top in front of the shield tip, deflected off the shearer drum, and struck employee in the shin.
220250630002C11413Employee stated EE was installing a rib bolt when a piece of drawl rock measuring 32" long X 1" wide X 2" thick fell sticking EE in the face.
220250630010C11874While walking to the steam bay to retrieve a truck EE slipped on some ice and trying to catch themself grabbed the side of a dumpster and experienced pain in the shoulder, neck and chest.
220250630012C13488Equipment operator got off the piece of equipment to move a tractor pan wheel out of the roadway that had come off the pan, and in the process of lifting the wheel, the employee felt and heard a pop in their left shoulder.  The employee was taken to an occupational medical clinic in College Station, Texas and diagnosed with a torn bicep muscle.  
220250630013C12025EE was drilling a hole in the top when the steel clogged. EE hit the steel with a 1' wrench. The wrench popped back up hitting EE in the mouth, splitting EE's lip as well as knocked out 2 of EE's teeth.
220250630019C11413Employee was getting on forklift to check diesel fuel level when EE's foot slipped out from under EE causing EE to fall and twist right knee.
220250640005C11794Employee was lying on employee's side changing a torque shaft on the continuous miner when a large rock slid off the miner and pinned employee between rock and frame of the miner.
220250640011C13849The drill operator was assisting on drill maintenance, EE was guiding the drill hammer which was suspended by the mechanic truck boom when EE tripped over a rock, that had not been removed from the work area.  The operator stumbled while maintaining EEs grip on the drill hammer, between EEs grip on the hammer and EEs shifting body weight resulted in a fracture to the left scaphoid.
220250640012C11714Shear jack was being held in place by chain on fork of loader. Chain failed, allowing fork to raise. Fork hit employee in forehead directly below the lip of EE's hard hat.
220250640015C11524Employee was helping re-rail a motor. While the motor was being jacked up, a 3"x4" piece of blocking kicked out striking the employee in the left cheek.
220250640016C12736Employee was changing bits in the miner when a rock fell from between the straps and struck EE, causing a laceration to EE's left ear and striking EE's neck and shoulder. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250640020C11654While walking around maintenance sled employee stated they tripped and tried to catch themself then stepped in a hole at the same time. Felt sharp pain in shoulder. 
220250640023C11183A piece of rock fell from the mine roof striking the employee on the right-hand ring finger resulting in a laceration.
220250640025C11423The employee twisted while lifting a block to be cut for the construction of a brattice while on knees, when employee felt pain in lower back.
220250650003C10963A roof fall was discovered at cross cut #14, 1 North 3 (Unit #3), entry #6, Survey Station 7+80.
220250650004C11644Haul truck was waiting to be loaded when a hyd hose blew causing fire. Miner jumped from ladder while exiting haul truck causing injury to left leg and right wrist.
220250650009C12195I.E. was helping rebuild cmi dryer and was using a chain fall to remove the lid. EE experienced some pain in EE's lower back but finished EE's shift. EE strained EE's back. EE did not become a lost time until 2/24/2025.
220250660001C11844Employee was jacking a dolly when the jack bar hit the side of EE's knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250660002C12145Employee was hooking up wench hook to lift of block when EE's finger was pinched between hook and block. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250660003C12245Employee was carrying a roller on the track entry when EE stepped on the ball of the rail and sprained EE's ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250660004C12325While bolting a header hole, was retrieving EE's drill steels from the mine roof when EE's starter steel fell out of the hole, striking EE in the left middle finger causing a laceration. (5) sutures were required to close the wound.
220250660005C12786Employee was climbing off the belt after clearing the grizzly bars and twisted EE's right ankle on 2/18/2025.  The employee was later treated on 2/20/2025 and received a full release.  The employee later sought treatment again on 2/26/2025 and was written off work at that time.
220250660008C11744Employee was rib pinning when rock struck the top of EE's head. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250660016C13548EE on ladder to foam top of Vent Line Curtain. Ladder moved & EE fell to mine floor. EE landed on feet, but left leg folded under EE upon impact. Doctor referred EE for MRI to diagnose if any damage to ACL. MRI was not available till 2/27/2025 and results not received till 3/6/2025. MRI was normal but was diagnosed with knee sprain and referred for PT.
220250660017C12776EE was in the surface shop pulling a rolling tool cart behind EE. The cart caught the heel of EE's left foot, causing the cart to run up the back of EE's heel and put weight and pressure on EE's foot. X-Rays showed a fracture to the big toe's metatarsal bone of EE's left foot.
220250660019C13448At #6 EE was parked beside the refuse shop. EE exited EE's pickup truck to take supplies to a truck driver that was in line at the bin. When walking back to EE's truck EE slipped on the ice and fell backward onto back. When EE fell EE's hardhat came off and ended up under EE's top of back/neck area. Employee did not miss work until 2/23/2025.
220250690004C12416An employee stopped for lunch break at the 2 high wall rock run. Employee climbed down the ladder grabbed both chock blocks, was walking to set one chock block on the left front wheel. The employee slipped on the ice and landed on their arm.
220250690007C11243IE was unrolling a long hose when EE let go of the hose and the coupling hit the employee above EE's left eye causing a cut.
220250690017C11814EE was working at the #1 tail piece on the walkway side picking up rocks and inadvertently, a piece of rock measuring 8"x8x1/2"x3"thick bounced off the belt striking EE on the head.
220250690019C11444IE was climbing out of cable truck and fell after IE's foot became stuck on the step. IE fell onto right wrist which caused a hairline fracture.
220250690020C12666Injured performing electrical inspection of 43 bolter (9 north mains 103 block 3-4 crosscut) and felt pain and a bulge when picking up trailing cable. Diagnosed with hernia and scheduled for surgery. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training, or PPE.
220250690021C13177While holding a rib strap in vertical position to install into the rib (7W #3 face, 18-19 block) the oily strap slid down causing a laceration to the distal end of left index and middle fingers, index requiring 5 sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE (was wearing gloves).
220250690022C11393While pulling a skid out of crosscut EE noticed a bolt that needed to be moved and as EE attempted to move it the skid hit EE's right foot.
220250700002C10682Foreign body lodged in right eye during grinding/welding operations.
220250700003C11233Employee was walking on the concrete floor near the tail of the North Mains #2 conveyor entry and slipped on wet rock dust.
220250700005C10872Employee stepped down off the flat car and twisted EE's ankle while unloading supplies.
220250700009C11263while stepping from push arm on left side of dozer to track lost footing and fell on right side back/rib on the track grousers
220250700011C11925Struck in mouth by a steel for boring holes in 2x4. After finishing making a hole in 2x4, when removing steel, employee punched self in the face with steel, resulting in a chipped front tooth.
220250700013C11333I.E. was loading structure onto a structure trailer when EE mashed EE's finger between the trailer and a roller causing a laceration.
220250700021C12486Surface Miner was walking to the forklift. EE stepped over something buried in the snow. When EE did, EE stepped on a belt bottom roller buried in the snow. EE fell back and to the side landing on a roller. This caused broken ribs on the left side.
220250700024C13718At approximately 9:00 a.m., the Winifrede Slope Hoist was found to be non-operational, displaying a drum fault condition for over 30 minutes. Electricians are currently troubleshooting on-site and conducting necessary repairs. No accidents or entrapments have resulted from this issue, and personnel can safely enter and exit the mine. This is not an emergency escapeway.
220250700025C11323EE was exiting a scoop and twisted knee. EE was excused from work on 3/11/2025, and will be getting meniscus repaired in right knee.
220250710001C11744While tightening the chuck on a lathe for a bogie wheel shaft, the lathe slipped, causing the worker's finger to be caught and crushed between the chuck handle and the lathe.
220250710006C11043I.E. was walking between a parked shuttle car and the rib when EE stepped on a cable rolling EE's ankle.
220250710007C12466IE was installing a roof bolt. While holding the bolt in the drilled hole, the bolt inadvertently moved, bending the bolt causing EE's hand to get caught between the drill chuck and the drill guide. This caused a laceration that required sutures.
220250710010C11794IE had blown a return hose on the drill pot of a roof bolter.  After changing the hose, the employee was checking the travel on the hose and pinched EE's right ring/pinky fingers.
220250710012C13708Employee was a passenger (driver's side rear) on a 4-man mantrip traveling outside at the end of shift. The mantrip hit a hole in the road, measuring 36" wide x 36" long and 2-3" in depth, in the travel way and the employee shouted to stop. When the mantrip stopped the employee fell out of the ride. The employee complained of lower back pain, and numbness in left leg.
220250710013C11614Drill steel was bent, rotation was hit causing steel to break. It spun around and cut employee's right forearm. This resulted in a laceration requiring stitches.
220250710015C12876Witness to the accident stated that when shutting the miner off to hook up a rope on the miner, the witness heard the injured employee call out for help.  The injured employee was caught between the boom of the miner and the coal rib where the employee sustained a fractured L1 vertebra.
220250710016C12426On the pre-shift examination for the oncoming 3rd shift, the examiner discovered evidence of a heating event in the vicinity of xc 26.  The operator was able to contain the condition by loading it on the belt and sending it out of the mine.  
220250710017C13448Employee was de-trashing on North A Track XC #13, when attempting to uncouple the pipe car from the locomotive, EE flagged the other motorman to come towards EE to get slack in the draw head, and the pipe car struck the tip of EE's right foot while in motion causing a fracture and a laceration, which required 5 sutures, to EE's 3rd right toe.
220250710019C12616An employee was using the spanner wrench to change a disk on a handheld grinder.  When the nut came loose, employee felt pain in right hand.  Employee reported it at the beginning of the next shift and was taken to the clinic.  EE was not released to full duty.
220250720004C13849Employee turned a valve on at the #267 shield on the 7W Longwall face to pressurize a 3/4" hydraulic line supplying pressure to a Z-drill outby the face in the tailgate entry. When EE turned the valve on, it broke at the stem where it entered the connection port and struck EE on the right side of EE's face. Suffered a small fracture, contusion to eye and 3/4" cut requiring sutures.
220250720008C12045A roof fall was discovered in the A Entry of the 7B belt line.  The fall is approximately 16' wide, 8' high and 60' long.  The fall has been posted and dangered.  The fall will not need to be cleaned up. 
220250720009C11604Employee was removing a Kennedy wall and injured the left knee while kicking at one of the panels to break it free. An MRI showed a tear of the medial meniscus.
220250720010C13838Employee is the continuous miner sections electrician and was called to the miner for an error code of "MCT Top' code. When the employee arrived at the miner, employee knocked the breaker panel & the inner breaker panel. Began opening the left side panel box. Employee was looking around inside that location & then an arc flash occurred, & employee had received an electrical shock.
220250720011C11914I.E. was helping hang 2" air and discharge line.  As they reached up to hang the pipe from the roof, they felt a pop in their left calf.  Doctor's restrictions took the I.E. off on 3-12-2025.
220250720012C12395Employee stated employee was pushing a bolt up. Employee had ahold of the pan and it caught the edge of a brow pushing the plate into employee's right hand. This resulted in a laceration to employee's right index finger requiring stitches.
220250730001C11935Employee was throwing switch when handle came off and struck the side of EE's boot. PPE was not a factor, Mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250730004C10922Employee turned on a wash down hose on the longwall face and the hose struck EE in the chin.
220250730006C11784Employee stated EE was trying to line up a strap in a strap jack when the employee on the other side pushed the strap, this caused the strap to cut a small end of EE's thumb off.
220250730009C11925Employee was bent over to move loader cable when employee felt pain in hamstring. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250730012C11133EE was scattering structure when EE tripped over a roller. As EE fell, the stand that EE had landed on EE's legs.
220250760001C12947Employee stated that EE had backed the miner out to set over in the cut when a section of the rib rolled out and struck EE on the right hip/back and leg. Employee was treated and released by a doctor and continued to work until 2/24/2025 when EE went back to EE's doctor and was taken off work.
220250760003C12285Employee was reclaiming belt framing on the old 4C belt when the lo-trac EE was operating came in contact with a piece of hanging framing that shifted contacting the employees left arm causing a laceration that required sutures.
220250760004C11534While pulling a rope to open the rear door of the 8200 dragline, the employee fell to the ground. As a result, the employee suffered a right knee sprain.
220250760007C12496EE was walking in mud about 15" deep and lost EE's balance. EE's left foot was stuck in the mud and twisted EE's knee while trying to catch self from falling. EE continued to work and on 3-12-25 it was getting worse and we took EE to get it checked.
220250760010C12666A contractor who was walking across the parking lot from EE's parked car to the mine's training center when EE was struck by the car of an employee.  The employee was arriving at work to begin EE's shift and searching for a parking space at the time of the accident.
220250760011C11173Employee pinched EE's finger while removing an access panel in the plant causing a laceration that required stitches.
220250760013C10932Employee fell into a roof bolting machine striking EE's lower back, right hip, and left knee.
220250760014C13057Employee was swinging a sledgehammer to break up a rock on top of the miner in the 9 South Mains- Right section, while swinging the hammer EE's left ring finger was caught between the hammer handle and the miner frame. This event resulted in a cut requiring 16 sutures and a fracture to the tip of finger.
220250760024C12215An un-planned roof fall occurred on 3/4/2025 at approximately 10-40 crosscut on the haulage. The fall was approximately 20'long by 12' wide, 6 'high. 10-40 cross cut was dangered off on both sides and will be cleaned up. 
220250760034C10752The right side Drum bearing for the friction hoist failed and was replaced.
220250760038C11273EE was shoveling belts on the surface. EE's shovel hit a chunk of ice. At that time EE heard a snap and EE's shoulder gave out.
220250770002C12355An unplanned and reportable roof fall was discovered in the #4 entry at 172 break F-Mains intake/track. There were no injuries, no property damage, and the ventilation system was not disrupted. This occurrence was immediately reported.
220250770005C11774While dismounting a D11 Dozer, the employee's foot slipped on a track grouser, causing a loss of balance and resulting in the employee striking EE's head on an iron grab handle.
220250780024C13047Employee stated they asked their bolt partner to hand them a slate bar to pull a piece of draw rock. During transition from one employee to another, the injured employee did not grasp the slate bar and it hit them in their front tooth, chipping it. Employee had the tooth temporarily repaired on 3/17/25.
220250780028C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220250780029C10431Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.
220250780031C10431Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.
220250780032C10431Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.
220250790006C10983A non-injury accident occurred when a roof fall occurred on the travel way of B-slope run-a-round.
220250790008C12436Ram car driver in Unit 1, #10 entry 29+40 between XC 29+40 - 30+00 reached out of the ram car to get drops out of the way to better see miner operator and caught middle and ring finger of right hand between the rib and canopy of the ram car.  
220250790010C13187Injured employee was carrying a cinder block and stepped on a loose piece of coal/rock on the mine floor and rolled an ankle. Finished the shift but later noticed it was swollen. Sought treatment the following day and began missing work. No rules or regulations were violated, and employee has training and experience.
220250800003C11794Employee was knocking down stopping with sledge hammer when a block fell down and struck EE's finger. PPE was not a finger, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250800006C11864The 630 counterweight steel rope was discovered to have a small area of distortion near the end closest to the counterweight. The hoist was removed from service while repairs were made. 
220250800014C11353CM operator was injured when a piece of rock fell from the roof, hitting the floor then rolling onto the operator's right leg and foot.
220250830001C11784Employee was running through a flypad, a bolter was parked about 3' from the flypad with the power off. EE hit EE's head on the ATRS causing a laceration the required 4 stitches.
220250830006C11774Employee was putting away tools in EE's toolbox when a battery-operated chain saw got engaged by the tools and came in contact with the employee thumb resulting in a laceration.
220250830012C11333Employee was lifting a piece of metal and lost their footing, causing the metal to fall onto their left thumb and causing a fracture.
220250830013C11864An up planned roof fall occurred on 3/15/2025 at 14-13 crosscut on the haulage. The fall was 56' long by 16' wide 9-10' high. 14-13 was dangered off on both sides and will be cleaned up.
220250830018C12786I. E. stated that they were standing next to the rib and a o=piece rolled out striking employee in the left ankle. Employee went to hospital x-ray showed nothing broke they followed op with Ortho. doctor that took them off work due to muscle injury. Employee was issued crutches
220250830022C12546EE was replacing a lip shroud on an Esco dragline bucket. While removing the wedge that locks the lip shroud to the bucket, the lip shroud fell (10 inches) onto the EE's feet.  The bucket was located in the welding shop.  EE was wearing steel toed boots.
220250840001C13628EE was trying to hook the knuckle to the pan. The draw bar needed to be coma longed into place. There was no D ring on the draw bar so ee hooked the coma long around the draw bar and then hooked the body of the coma long to the canopy. EE instructed another EE to raise the shield as EE was watching the draw bar the chain broke and struck EE in the mouth/nose. 
220250840007C11303Employee was climbing on Dozer to start work when EE tripped on grease hose on the track and fell off dozer on back and right side
220250840012C10592Employee was mounting a rock truck when they twisted a knee
220250840016C11233Employee was lapping up belt, when employee slipped and fell, catching self with left hand, resulting in a fractured wrist.
220250840018C11864The 630 counterweight steel rope was discovered to have a small area of distortion near the end closest to the counterweight. The hoist was removed from service while repairs were made. 
220250840020C11854The 630 counterweight steel rope was discovered to have a small area of distortion near the end closest to the counterweight. The hoist was removed from service while repairs were made.
220250850005C13388Employee was carrying a jack down the Slope Belt when EE stepped on loose coal, slipped and fell down. Hit EE's right arm on the floor and the jack EE was carrying struck EE's left side rib area. Employee missed 4 days of work for contusions, pain and soreness. No rules or regulations were violated. Employee has training and experience.
220250850006C11975Employee was unspooling 2 inch driscol pipe when the end sprung up and struck EE in the mouth. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250850007C12866Employee was attempting to uncouple the slag car from the trip of cars. The chain was not attached to the coupler when attempting to cut the cars and EE's hand slipped off the handle. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250850013C11965Bailey Prep Plant employee was climbing onto a screenbowl to install the spray bar when they felt a pop and after some time felt a burning sensation. The employee began to miss work on 03-24-2025.
220250850015C11995Employee changing out link on conveyor chain in Unit 4, Entry 10. While driving link back together a small piece of metal chipped off and imbedded in upper thigh. It was removed and stitched closed. 
220250850016C11233EE was cutting the belt to make a splice, and the knife went through the belt, cutting EE on right leg just above the knee.
220250850017C11003When turning to speak with supervisor, employee bumped their mouth on the canopy of the roof bolter.
220250850018C11353Employee exiting out of skid steer stepped between the bucket and mast. IE's foot got stuck, and IE went forward fracturing left ankle.
220250860001C11794Employee was trying to remove the pin from a shield dolly draw bar hooked to a 30-ton locomotive. The pin was on a bind and shifted, pinching EE's hand between the pin & draw bar.
220250860003C13448Employee was laying track on the end of C-4 (L/W Setup) and while knocking track ties together, the rail slipped off the track jack the was underneath the rail they were working on, and as it was falling, it shifted over and caught the employee's right foot between the rail and the ground when it landed causing a contusion to EE's right foot.
220250870002C12045Employee was walking in the section when EE stepped on a piece of coal and twisted EE's ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250870003C12676Employee was passing thru a man door, when EE's foot caught the frame, and EE fell injuring EE's shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Employee did not start missing time until 3/17/25.
220250870004C11764Employee was walking along miner when EE slipped and twisted knee. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250870006C11914Employee was removing structure from belt line when they felt pain in lower back. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250870007C11854Employee was swinging track hammer when they felt sharp pain in lower back. PPE was not a factor, Mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250870012C10973I.E. using a ladder to hang curtain when the ladder broke and I.E. fell and broke left lower leg.
220250870013C11373Employee was loading a roof bolter with straps, tripped and cut right index finger, approx. 1 inch long. Employee received four stitches.
220250900002C12526Employee was prying on a dust hose with a pinner steel. The steel became lodged, and as EE jerked it free, EE's right pinky finger was smashed between the steel and the coal rib. EE received three sutures and returned to work EE's next scheduled shift.
220250900003C11464The injured was lifting a 5 gallons can of diesel fuel when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back.  The injured started missing work on 3/24/25.
220250900004C13347The injured positioned self on the walkway of the walk thru bolter, to allow EE's partner to pull a rock.  When the rock was pull it came down landing onto the bolt tray striking a piece of drill steel causing it to flip up and strike the injured just behind the pinky finger on EE's right hand causing a fracture to the pinky finger.
220250900006C12696The injured was loading high voltage cable in #3 entry on 15 East Brk #15.  As EE was lifting a loop of cable onto the car, a piece of rock fell from the mine roof, striking EE on the right wrist area, causing a laceration.  The Laceration was closed with medical glue.
220250900017C12456Injured employee was kneeling down installing a plug (cat head) on the Tailgate #2 CM Section feeder cable. When they stood up they felt a "pop" in right knee. Has been diagnosed with a torn meniscus. Employee has training and experience in job.
220250900021C10952IE was walking down the steps from the gate floor to the slope tail when they slipped and fell.
220250900022C11804IE claimed a strained back from cleaning at the dewatering screen.  The employee did not report the incident until 3-21-25 after being brought outside due to a disciplinary action.
220250900025C11083While exiting the caterpillar 926M forklift employee missed the top step and fell to the ground on shoulder.
220250900027C11894After the employee removed the pin from a belt lowboy draw bar that was hooked to a 30-ton locomotive, the draw bar drifted, pinching a finger between the draw bar lip and locomotive frame.
220250900028C12566I.E. stated their loose-fitting sleeve was caught between roof bolt and chuck pulling the sleeve off the shirt. Employee had full release with no restrictions until 3/26/2025 they were complaining of back pain due to incident and doctor took them off work.
220250900030C11283EE was assisting in making a belt splice when a piece of metal splintered off a coworker's hammer and embedded in EE's forehead.
220250900031C12095Employee was walking the slope belt catwalk performing a preshift examination and twisted right knee, resulting in a sprain/strain type injury. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220250900033C12365Employee was using a grinder with a cutoff wheel, the grinder them jumped making contact with employee's left little finger.  This contact caused a laceration that required suturing.  The employee was wearing gloves at time of incident.
220250900035C13598While building a Kennedy overcast, injured was kneeling on the solid, left for overcast crossing, over a 1-2' gap above the completed overcast wall below. The injured lost balance and slid between the gap. Injured stuck left arm out to brace against impact, catching the Kennedy decking before sliding approximately 6' between the wall and solid ground below.
220250900039C11564While lifting up low belt to remove low structure, felt a burning pain in lower back. Individual went off work 3/18/2025, making this a lost time accident. 
220250900042C12335Employee tripped over the miner cable and fell into the rib, which resulted in a sprain/strain injury to employee's left shoulder. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220250910002C11524The 8-man auxiliary hoist located at the West Alexander site was down for over 30 minutes for electrical issues and there were three employees on board.
220250910005C11454Employee was loading straps onto the roof bolter, when the strap edge grazed EE's left forearm. This resulted in a laceration requiring stitches.
220250910008C12456Employee was walking along the haulage when they slipped and fell they came into contact with a rib strap and got a cut on their face. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250910009C10732I.E. was beating out bit cones when they felt a sharp pain in their hand.
220250910011C11975Employee was driving mantrip when they slowed down to stop, they hit their head on a strap. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was a factor.
220250910015C11464The employee was attempting to move and hang the bolter cable when employee's hand came in contact with a cable connector that had become exposed.
220250910016C12726Employee was working with others to anchor the tailpiece, after drilling the inby hole on the offside EE was moving drill to the outby hole when EE tripped and fell catching themself with left hand causing a laceration on left pinky finger on left hand requiring 2 sutures
220250910017C12656What was originally thought to be a roof fall was actually a non-reportable occurrence.  The immediate roof had fallen but was not above anchorage.  The area was the track entry on 7 Seam A track at 55 crosscut.  The area was cleaned and additional bolts installed.
220250920001C11343After notching a tree to be cut, EE started boring into the tree and the saw kicked back and ran through EE's chaps and into EE's leg.
220250920002C12115Employee was lifting 10" aquamine pipe over the E22 return overcast to put the top piece on overcast when the pipe broke causing employee to fall approx. 8' to the mine floor resulting in fracture to right foot.
220250920004C13337Employee was drilling a hole for a roof bolt. EE was reaching for a second steel and when EE turned back around the first steel fell out of the mine roof and bounced off the drill pot knocking EE's glasses off causing the steel to hit EE on the left eye. EE was seen by a doctor and was given eye drops and a protective contact lens.
220250920006C12416Employee was removing paint on the new 11-54 header so welding could be performed when a piece of material made it over EE's safety glasses and in EE's right eye. The material was removed from EE's eye and EE is off while the eye is healing.
220250920011C12065Employee was loading supplies on miner when EE stepped down off the bumper and injured EE's hip. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250920012C13267Employee was working on the 6879 CM. EE had the light cover lifted and were working on the trailing cable junction box for permissibility purpose. An EE had turned their head to speak with another EE as that EE was walking by when the lid came down smashing IE's hand/ finger between the lid and top of the junction box cover.
220250920013C11914Employee was bolting a corner when the brow rolled out and struck EE's ankle/leg. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250920018C12285EE was drilling a hole for a roof bolt.  As EE was installing pusher they continued with up pressure without the drill steel being in the chuck.  The drill steel sprung back and cut their hand between the thumb and index finger.
220250920023C11504Employee was pulling a string off a roller and caught a finger between the roller and the roller hanger causing a laceration that required 7 stitches.
220250920028C12185IE was trying to sit back down in the dog box of a mantrip after sticking their head out the back.  When IE brought their head back in, they caught their right ear on something and caused a laceration to the right ear.
220250920029C13488The employee, an equipment operator, felt like something was in eye and the eye became irritated. The employee flushed the eye and continued to work till end of shift. On 4/1/2025 the employee returned to work but continued to feel discomfort. The employee went to medical facility and it was found that the eye had a scratch. Meds were prescribed.
220250920031C12085Employee was handling roof straps when employee's hand got caught between another stack of straps. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250920032C12466Employee was removing monorail when the chain broke free causing the monorail to pinch employee's hand against the cover of the crusher. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250920035C12676A roof fall that was not previously considered reportable under the criteria is now being reported due to MMU equipment being installed in the area. At Spad # 30889 an unintentional roof fall occurred above the anchorage zone. The fall measures 20'x20', x 7-9' high. 
220250920040C13828IE stated that IE was trying to unplug a chute in the prep plant screen building using a scaling bar. IE was attempting to bust up material from the chute working upwards. The debris came loose falling below. The weight of the material sloughed down the chute catching the bar. The bar springboarded upward striking the IE on the left jaw, causing a laceration requiring 13 sutures.
220250920041C11774I.E. stated I.E. was driving a Bobcat, when I.E. went over uneven ground it jarred I.E. hitting I.E.'s ribs on the lap bar. I.E. went to hospital for X-Ray with no broken bones.
220250930001C12355Employee was injured while in the process of closing airlock doors. Employee was walking over track when EE tripped on the track and attempted to catch self with EE's hands causing a laceration to the left hand, resulting in 5 sutures.
220250940005C11083The Operator was notified on 4/2/2025 that the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220250940008C12395Employee was riding on the #20 mac 8 ride heading to the #2 section, when the operator started accelerating wide open and came in contact with the coal rib causing the mac ride to come to a abrupt stop. resulting back pain to the employee.
220250940010C12125Employee was operating man trip when a piece of material got behind EE's glasses and entered EE's eye. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250940012C13127Employee was maneuvering a rock jostling the 992G loader, at this time the employee struck their head inside the operator's compartment causing lacerations to the left side of head and left ear.  The injury caused the employee to lose consciousness and tram in reverse over and incline resting on the road below.
220250940020C12305Employee was performing a pre-op inspection on the F250 pickup truck, and when they lifted the fire extinguisher out of the bed of the truck, they felt a pop in left shoulder causing a fracture to their left clavicle (collarbone).
220250940023C12576Employee was scattering rock dust out of a scoop bucket with a shovel. As EE went to sling the shovel of dust, EE hit the scoop bucket with the shovel causing the shovel to abruptly stop causing a torn bicep on the left arm. Started missing work on 4/3/2025
220250970003C12586Employee was performing routine maintenance on the dragline using hand tools to remove dirt shoot from in front of the drum of the dragline. While lifting the dirt chute up, the employee's finger got pinched between the chute and frame of the upper platform.
220250970006C12325Employee was working on a rock truck when a cordless drill fell from the top of the engine and landed on EE's right hand causing a fracture to the end of EE's finger. EE went to the ER and had a splint placed on EE's injured finger.
220250970010C12446EE was working on the #2 North Section operating the right side C/M in the #6 right entry. While, mining the cut through a piece, of rock measuring 18"x23"x1" thick striking EE on EE's right calf causing a laceration, resulting in four sutures.
220250970013C11834Employee stated while backing employee's 4-wheeler over to 1-A belt, employee's left thumb was caught between the steering wheel and an elevated fire valve that was pointing downward.
220250970014C11904I.E. was hooking up cable strap to the tail of the CM.  While lifting the cable and the strap, they felt a pain in their right shoulder.  Doctors restrictions took them off work on 4-3-2025.
220250970015C10722Ran into rib with scoop causing the rib to slough and hit the operator. 
220250970017C13778Employee was operating a diesel locomotive on the outby end of a trip when they ran over a d-rail device causing them to d-rail and collide into the coal rib. Their right hand was caught between the locomotive body and rib. The result of the injury is amputation of the middle and ring fingers to the middle phalanges and amputation of the little finger to the distal phalange.
220250970018C13047While roof bolting in #3 left of 0001 MMU, a rib rolled off striking operator, side bolter operator on top side of left forearm and lower left leg. The rib was approximately 1 foot by 6 foot long.  The result of the accident was a fractured lower left leg and several stitches to the top of left forearm.
220250970023C11985Employee was working on a 6N4 East section working in mud and water. Developed a rash on feet and lower legs. Mining systems was not a factor, Compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250970024C11293Employee was rib pinning off the side of the miner when employee connected the drill steels employee caught finger between steels
220250970027C11834Employee was using a hammer to drive in a miner bit insert on the continuous miner and struck left hand causing a laceration.  The employee was wearing gloves at the time of incident.
220250980003C11965The employee was taken off work by employee's physician on 10/28/2024. Employee was terminated per company policy on 01/13/2025.The company was presented a positive Chest Radiograph on 04/07/2025.
220250990006C11714Employee was riding in a manbus to the bottom, when a piece of draw rock fell out of the top striking employee on the left side of face/mouth, resulting in a broken tooth.
220250990012C11975Employee stated they had a sore neck from a truck bed coming down onto the frame unusually hard. The employee saw an Ortho who ordered an MRI and the Ortho will not let the employee return to work.
220250990014C12395Employee was moving a piece of rock from a shuttle car. Employee was swinging the rock when their hand made contact with the canopy of the shuttle car causing the rock to cut their hand just below right hand. 5 stitches to close the wound.
220250990016C12115Employee stated they were in the process of installing roof support. They bent a bolt to install into the hole, when attempting to straighten the bolt, the bolt twisted resulting in pain in their right shoulder.
220250990017C12265Injured was picking up and carrying 5-6 16' cable bolts (with help) in the 3 North rehab supply area and felt sharp pain in groin. Diagnosed with inguinal hernia. No problems with compliance issues, equipment, training or PPE.
220250990022C11894Employee was bolting on miner when employee stepped on a rock and rolled ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220250990025C12576An unplanned roof fall occurred at this mine and was found by the owl shift on their way outside to the surface. The fall occurred on #1 Belt at 25 break and extended toward the intake stopping line at SS#: 1390. There were no injuries due to this accident.
220251000002C11804The electronic tracking system became inoperative at approximately 4:00 a.m. Manual tracking procedures are in place, and troubleshooting efforts are underway to resolve the issue.
220251000009C12556Injured employee was hosting the chute below the scalping screen on the rotary breaker floor when a piece of rock fell and struck injured employee's hard hat causing a laceration requiring sutures to close.  No time was missed as a result of the incident.
220251000010C12506Individual was getting into the MBC when something contacted the man-in-position switch allowing the CM to start. The CM pulled forward moving the MBC and the kitchen contacted individual's foot fracturing two bones in the foot prior to shutting off.
220251010001C11834Employee was installing a bit into the miner head. Driving the bit in with a hammer a piece of carbide came off the bit embedding in the right arm below the bicep. No work was missed.
220251010002C11454Employee was cleaning out around a clamp on a waterline and cut EE's right index finger on a sharp rock. Glued the finger and no work was missed.
220251010011C13698Injured employee was riding on the outby end of a 7-man diesel mantrip. As the mantrip approached a track switch to get in, the mantrip operator failed to pay attention to the mantrip in front of them also entering the switch, and struck the end of that mantrip. The collision jarred the injured employee who complained of back pain which became worse during the shift.
220251010013C13698After trouble shooting a fault issue, crew exited base frame of the highwall miner utilizing the right rear ladder below the BPM. Injured was the last one down, as they stepped to the ground right ankle rolled causing them to fall. EE was transported personal vehicle to Regional Hospital Emergency Department.  EE is advised to follow up with an orthopedic specialist.
220251010021C13588At 11:20pm a call was made outside saying a roof fall was discovered on East A belt. At 11:22pm MSHA was notified. Upon investigation of the roof fall it was determined that the fall did not meet the criteria for reportable accident. Roof stone had fallen out from around the roof bolts. The area was approximately 14 feet long x 8 feet wide x 3.5 feet high.
220251010026C11063While climbing up on a diesel tractor EE felt a pop in right shoulder. EE was taken off work on 04/09/2025
220251010028C12275While operating golf cart going into 60# off 1 North haulage the injured struck hard hat off a wooden roof plank, causing pain in neck, upper back and shoulders. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251040007C11243I.E. stated EE was getting a bag of rock dust off the roof bolter and slipped hitting EE's ribs and shoulder on the machine.
220251040008C11844I.E. stated they were on the clean-up car when a piece of the coal rib slid out from behind the rib wire pinning their leg against a shuttle car. X-rays showed their Fibula was broken.
220251040012C11433Employee states they were bending a bolt to install in the top when they felt a sharp pain in both shoulders but the right one was a lot worse.
220251040013C12315EE attempted to lift DEF fluid and experienced severe lower back pain. EE requested to be taken to Hospital. MSHA Inspector interviewed EE and recommend this to be a reportable accident. EE also spoke to Superintendent and Foreman.
220251040017C12005While splicing cable, helper moved cable causing knife to slip and causing laceration to right top of hand, between thumb and index finger. Required four stitches with follow up with Ortho specialist.
220251040018C12636The employee stated employee was walking down the CW3 belt when employee slipped and fell and, in the process, heard something pop in knee. The employee later sought medical attention and was taken off work on 4/10/2025. This incident is being reported as an LTA.
220251050009C12155Employee was attempting to cut a suction line from an air pump, when the knife slipped and cut left ring finger. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251060002C13678Employee was operating an excavator above an embankment, when the excavator began sliding down the bank. EE tried to swing the boom around to stop the slide, but the excavator rolled onto its side. EE was taken to the hospital where the x-ray revealed a compound fracture of the T-12. EE was given meds and sent home; EE is awaiting an appointment with a neurologist.
220251060003C11053EE was putting rub rail back on the continuous miner. EE caught EE's finger between the rail and the c/m.
220251060005C10822a non injury roof fall had at cross cut 24 in entry 3 on the third primary mains. 
220251060016C11574When using a chain hoist to rig a conveyor belt, employee got hand caught between chain hoist and motor.  Resulting in a finger laceration to the left pinky.
220251060024C11313Rockfall/adverse roof conditions due to abutment pressures at crosscut #31, #3 entry, blocking access off of the longwall tailgate.
220251060025C12385While positioning a barrel of solvent in the lube room of the 102. The employee's finger got caught between the barrel and the air compressor bank pinching the Left hand pinky finger crushing it between the barrel and the compressor bank.
220251070007C12265An employee slid off the second step of the loader while attempting to enter the cab, landing on EE's lower back/tailbone. EE was unable to maintain three points of contact while holding the ash tickets/slips from the mailbox.
220251070010C11684IE was examining a mainline conveyor when they stepped over a pipe and slipped.  When this happened, they felt a sharp pain in their right heel extending to their calf.
220251070012C11163IE was taking the dust feed hose off of the pod duster and when they unhooked it, it whipped around and struck them.
220251070013C11163IE was taking the dust feed hose off of the pod duster and when they unhooked it, it whipped around and struck them.
220251070015C13047Employee alleged they were sitting on mantrip and raised up to adjust their belt.  Through investigation, it was determined the employee was positioned on their knees and raised up to get their dinner bucket when they came into contact with the metal beam, resulting in a laceration requiring 4 stitches.
220251070016C12436An unplanned roof fall occurred on 4/16/2025 at approximately 10:30 am on the 1 section, which is currently retreat mining in front of an MRS in the No. 3 Entry at 16 crosscut on the 2 left panel. The fall was approximately 8' x 8' x 3' thick.
220251110002C13297EE rolled left ankle while dismounting the Co. #402 roof bolting machine in the #5 entry due to an unseen 4"x4" hole in the mine floor. EE reported the incident later in the shift and continued working. That night they sought medical attention and was diagnosed with a sprained ankle. EE was fully released to work on 02/12/2025.
220251110005C11283Employee was standing by the continuous miner when section of rib came off striking EE's left foot against the continuous miner.
220251110008C11694The employee's left foot was positioned near the edge of the scoop bucket as it was being lowered to the ground, resulting in the bucket making contact with their foot. 
220251110009C10281Replaced the Leveling Sensor
220251110011C12355Employee was in a mantrip was attempting to clear up off of the haulage, when the mantrip bumped into another mantrip that was in the spur. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, rules and regulations were not a factor. 
220251110012C11965Employee was roof bolting in beltline when rock slipped off strap and struck EE's leg. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251110021C13347EE was operating the #4 roof bolter on the #2 North section in the #2 entry. EE tried to line up the bolt with the hole using the drill pot of the roof bolter. EE inadvertently hit the rotation lever, causing the bolt to spin and wrapped their left hand around the bolt. Resulting in a dislocated small finger and received 4, sutures.
220251110023C12325EE stated they were putting up the outside bolt, EE was trying to straighten the bolt when they slipped and fell into the  bolt and pie pan. EE went was seen at Hospital and received 5 sutures and made an appointment with a dentist.
220251110024C12897Employee had drill a hole in the roof to install a bolt. The drill steel got stuck, EE was using both hands to pull the steel out of the hole. When the steel came out of the hole, it dislodged a piece of rock that struck the employee on the arm causing a laceration that required stitches.
220251110027C12967The elevator at Patterson Creek portal was out of service due to the a set of the rope gripper pads becoming damaged.  The pads where replaced. The VFD also faulted during this time period, requiring it to be replaced and reprogrammed. Once work completed the elevator returned to normal service.
220251110028C12907A non-injury roof fall was discovered during the weekly examination on the # 2 Section near spad no. 581.  Fall measured approximately 60 feet long x 20 feet wide x 14 feet high.  Fall has been timbered off and danger signs posted on all approaches.  This mine is in non-producing status.  
220251110030C12576EE was turning S/C into the right side dump. EE misjudged the turn and hit the corner of a coal rib with the canopy, which resulted in a piece of coal dislodging and coming in contact with the EE, striking the EE on the right ankle, resulting in a fracture.
220251110032C11103The Operator was notified on 4/14/2025 that the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis. 
220251110034C12536I.E. was driving empty coal hauler to the miner to get a load of coal.  As they were driving they ran over a rock in the haul route.  This caused them to be jarred in the seat.  They bit down on their teeth causing the left front tooth to crack in half.
220251120011C11353While pulling a P pin from a belt drive with a scoop bucket pin turned striking EE's hand causing EE to lose tip of left pointer finger
220251150003C12736While shoveling on the slope belt, EE saw a rock bounce off the top belt and land on the belt rail. EE tried to pick it up, but it was heavier than EE thought. The rock fell towards the bottom belt and smashed EE's left ring finger and pinky finger on the top roller frame.
220251150004C11754Employee was using z drill when steel came down and hit EE's arm. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251150005C11403Cutting a bent leveling jack off drill tech rd50, torch flared from built up grease and water, burned mechanics left arm and scorched beard.
220251150006C11925Employee was carrying supplies to the miner when EE felt pop in right calf muscle. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251150007C12015Roof Fall - Occurred on the East Panel Track (East Main #4 entry) at x-cut 77, the old E6 track/belt overcast. The roof fall area measured approx. 15' long x 15' wide and fell above the anchorage bolt.
220251150008C12245I.E. stated EE was setting up to weld and cut on miner head, Employee set oxygen bottle up and when picking up acetylene bottle the oxygen fell smashing EE's left thumb between the 2 bottles. X-ray showed displaced fracture.
220251150010C12215IE was changing a leaf spring on a mantrip.  The employee did not remove all tension from the spring prior to removing the bolt that was holding the spring.  When EE did this EE pinched the tip of EE's left middle finger.
220251150016C11935Employee was trimming excess belt from a splice with a utility knife. The employees utility knife slipped from the belt and cut the employee on the right thigh. Employee received three sutures.
220251150020C13688While removing CLA bolts from a continuous miner, the bolt broke loose causing the employee to jam EE's wrist. Employee originally went to ER on 4/1 and to orthopedic on 4/4 where EE received a full release and returned to work both visits. At a follow-up with orthopedic on 4/17/2025 x-rays were conducted for a third time with a diagnosis of a fracture to the wrist.
220251150022C12486Employee was loading a bag on rock dust into the scoop and injured EE's right shoulder.  The incident occurred on 4/12/25, the employee continued to work until 4/15/25.  On 4/16/25 the employee sought medical treatment and written off at this time.
220251150024C12065The top Sheave cluster bearing went down. a loud pop was heard, and hoist was stopped. upon investigation it was determined the bearing was down. hoist was taken out of service and all employees evacuated. 
220251150029C12566Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable at 5:21 am 36 1/2 block 4 main line belt. Fall separation seemed to occur along the lines of a clay inclusion in an oily shale stratification layer. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251150030C13077Major wind storm in area caused a temporary power interruption while the Sugar Run Elevator was in motion causing an unintended motion fault which engaged the rope grippers and drum brakes, entrapping a miner until the faults could be reset. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251150036C13067Employee was assisting with installing a bull hose on a 8" Aqua pipe for electric pump on NE-9, when employee lost balance and fell into the water and the 8" Aqua pipe fell on their left foot/ankle causing it to become caught between the mine floor and pipe, resulting in a sprain to their left foot/ankle.
220251150037C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220251150038C13849Injured employee and co-worker were using a small crane mounted on a mantrip to lift and load a shuttle car reel on the end of the mantrip. As the reel was suspended it became stuck on the edge of the mantrip platform. The employees were attempting to free it up when the reel slipped off the hoist hook and fell on injured employee's right foot. Suffered a contusion and bone bruise.
220251150043C10431Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.
220251150047C11313Air compressor was down on the P3 shaft. This was not an accident. A 7000-1 form is being filled out to terminate citation 9760488.
220251180002C13849Injured employee was dismounting the continuous miner after climbing up onto it to examine the conveyor chain for a possible rock jam. A EE was getting down, EE fell and struck EEs leg against the edge of the machine's cable handler. This caused a deep laceration to EEs left lower leg. Received stitches and given time off work for wound to heal. Has training and 2 years experience.
220251180003C11333Employee began to feel back pain while driving a haul truck.  IE was taken to ER for evaluation and did not return to the next shift.
220251180004C13668Injured employee was using a small "hook chisel" to remove a staple from a hose fitting at #74 Shield on the 7W Longwall face. As EE was prying the staple out, it broke free and the chisel came up and struck EE's face causing a chipped tooth. Employee did not lose any workdays due to this accident but had the tooth repaired on 4-23-25. Has training and experience.
220251180011C11965Employee was lifting straps off the miner with gloves on when a strap cut EE's finger. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251180014C12756Employee was spreading structure from belt sled when EE pinched EE's hand between bottom roller and rib. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Employee did not start missing time until 4/17/2025 (8 days)
220251180015C11925Employee was pulling auger steel out of roof when EE felt pain in EE's lower back. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251180018C10792Employee was kneeled down and when EE went to stand up felt a pop in EE's knee.
220251180024C11383IE was building a brattice when it fell.  When it fell it knocked them into a pallet of block that was on the group causing an arm injury.
220251180028C12005Employee was loading a grinder on a fifth wheel trailer and felt their left bicep muscle flex more than it should have. An MRI showed a small tear to the bicep and employee was placed on restrictions.
220251180029C11854Employee was stepping off of tractor onto the steering cylinder twisting their knee. Employee has been working with no restrictions and on 04/24/2025 Doctor decided they needed surgery.
220251180030C11604Rock truck driver was hauling rock from pit to dump went down in dip. Employee said truck hit dip hard causing their lower back to hurt and left leg to go numb.
220251180031C11023Employee was cutting tape with a knife. The knife slipped resulting in a laceration requiring sutures.
220251180034C10502Employee fell from D 10 dozer after losing balance
220251190007C12826Employee reported while filling an emulsion tank, EE's left foot slipped.  EE landed on EE's left side and experienced soreness in EE's left hand/wrist and shoulder.  Shoulder MRI results obtained on 04/22/25 indicated multiple areas of tendinosis and advanced AC joint arthropathy.
220251190008C13708EE was in the surface fabrication shop. EE was holding a " pipe as a punch, to push a keeper pin into place. Another EE used a pipe, as a hammer, to hit the pipe EE was holding. When the pipes made contact, the pipe being swung ricocheted and struck the small finger of the EE's left hand.  This caused a laceration that required stitches, and a fracture to the finger.
220251190009C13688 On 4/18/25 employee was walking and as they took a step their knee buckled. The employee didn't feel any sort of pop or discomfort at that time. On 4/19/25 the employee went to a physician due to their knee being sore and stiff. X-ray was negative and the employee has been referred to an orthopedic physician for further evaluation. Appointment for ortho is pending.
220251190010C12526Employee went to an offsite doctor complaining of discomfort in the left knee and was scheduled for a knee procedure April 14, 2025 on EE's regularly scheduled 7-days off rotation.  The EE returned to work April 18, 2025 on regular assigned activities.
220251190012C12175Injured employee was a passenger in a diesel powered mantrip being operated on the mine bottom when the mantrip struck a supply car resulting in a simple fracture to a transverse process bone in their lower back area.
220251190013C11604A non injury roof fall was found during the weekly airway run. It was on the NW parallel, panel P5 in the #4 entry. This was a continuation of an existing fall.
220251190014C11634Employee was lifting metal off table and felt pain in their upper leg. Employee was taken to ER and placed off work until 05/05/2025 and must be released by ortho.
220251200004C12075The mine received a Self-Insured Employer Decision on 4/29/25 from a medical report dated 3/24/25 identifying a 7.97% permanent partial disability from noise-induced hearing loss. The miner retired on 4/2/25
220251200005C11333Employee was standing on rear step of 980H endloader doing electrical work when step broke causing EE to fall injuring EE's left leg.
220251200006C11995Employee was working along the track, while doing so EE tripped and pulled muscle in leg. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251200008C12566Employee was center bolting when EE was adding a steel, the steel in the roof slipped out of EE's hand and pinched EE's finger holding the pusher. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251200009C11955Employee was miner bolting when a piece of slate fell and hit EE on top of EE's head. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251200011C10922EE dropped a bearing carrier on EE's right foot, causing a fracture to the top of EE's foot.
220251200015C11383The injured was helping to adjusting the forks on a mini-trac when the tip of their left index finger was caught between the forks & mast.
220251200016C13137While using 1 Ton Chain Hoists (both inby and outby) to position a 22'x 63' Spiral Roller with an 83' shaft into place down an 11-degree grade with a narrow walkway, when the outby chain hoist came loose causing the tail roller to move forward 3-4 feet striking an employee on the right ankle. Causing a Fracture.
220251210009C13357The employee was in the bolter station when the miner advanced a piece of rock that got caught between the back support and the rib, causing the jack to yield due to the bolter back stop not fully extended, causing the employee to sprain their left ankle. The employee was taken off work on 4/30/2025. This is being reported as an LTA.
220251220004C12536The mine experienced a roof fall in the #4 entry on the headgate 2 right section at #4 crosscut (outby) The dimensions of the fall were 18ft X 18ft in the intersection. This fall was found by an examiner and no injuries occurred from this incident.     
220251220016C12456Employee was helping remove a flight from a miner chain. Employee was over the chain. Another employee was using a hammer to drive the pin out. A piece of metal broke off the pin, went under the safety glasses and embedded in the Employee's eye.
220251220017C13347Employee had moved miner from #9 to #6. They had the ropes hooked to the head and pushed the cable into the heading. They went to the head and unhooked the ropes, when they turned around there was a rock sticking off the side of the miner. They struck the rock causing a laceration to the bridge of their nose which required stitches.
220251220018C11484Unplanned roof fall occurred on the travelway of M4 xc 38. the fall was approximately 60 foot long and 20 foot wide and approximately 10 foot thick.
220251250001C13818CHPP employee reported on 3/12/25 that EE was experiencing right shoulder discomfort while performing routine motions and tasks, void of any stressors. During initial consult it was learned that IE had a previous R shoulder surgical repair for similar complaints. Diagnostics revealed degenerative changes to that same shoulder with no new acute damage. Surgical repair on 4/25/25.
220251250002C11584Employee was walking around equipment steam cleaning, stepped into a low place and twisted EE's ankle. Had x-ray and told to take off work for a sprain ankle.
220251250003C13778EE was assisting in placing a piece of takeup in line for a new setup Another employee raised one side of the takeup portion with a bar in order to place a 6" beam under the takeup foot As the injured EE was placing the beam under the takeup foot the bar slipped and caught EE's right thumb between the takeup foot and the beam causing a laceration and a fracture to the thumb.
220251250004C11303A piece of draw rock fell, striking the EE on EE's right 5th (pinky) finger, causing a laceration which required sutures to close.
220251250005C13778Employee was helping winch a shield ram jack. As EE lifted the jack over a shield toe to keep it from getting bound EE felt a pop in EE's right shoulder. EE treated and was released with limitations we could accommodate. EE continued working EE's regular job while receiving PT until, on April 22, it was determined surgery would be required. EE's last day worked was April 25.
220251250006C11854EE was changing the scoop batteries. While the EE was disconnecting the charger cable from the scoop, the EE accidentally pulled the battery lid down on EE's hand, causing a laceration.
220251250007C11113I.E. was trying to push a rock clear of a chute in the prep plant when EE suddenly felt pain in EE's lower back
220251250014C12225Employee was attempting to put auger steel into chuck when EE slipped and injured EE's hand on the auger steels. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251250016C12385Employee was reaching for bolt off the side of the miner when they felt pop in back and shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, body positioning was a factor.
220251250017C11904Employee was unloading belt structure from a sled when they injured their thumb. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251250018C11353Employee was driving mantrip when it came off track injuring their back and ankle. PPE was not a factor mining system was not a factor.
220251250019C12035Employee was riding in mantrip when it came off track, they hit their head and hurt tailbone. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251250024C10451Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.  
220251250025C10722IE was removing a hood on a mantrip when they strained their lower back.
220251250027C11874Roof bolter was moving when the reel got tight pulling the cable down hitting the roof bolter in the side of the hard hat causing a laceration that required 4 sutures. No work was missed.
220251250029C11323While picking up a trailer hitch to install on a tractor the employee strained their lower back. Started missing work on 04/29/2025.
220251250030C12235EE was removing stone that had fallen on the continuous miner. EE had both hands on a stone when their right hand slipped off causing the stone to fall. Which caused the stone to strike their left hand to strike the shovel.
220251260004C11574A hot spot was discovered on the PEEP raw coal pad.  No one was injured.  When a dozer was freed from being stuck material started being moved from the area.
220251260005C11754Dozer was pushing material into a feeder, when the blade of the dozer dipped forward, causing the dozer to get stuck in the hole of the feeder.  No one was injured or trapped.
220251260012C12265Employee stated they were operating a diesel motor when a drop of water came into contact with their left eye behind safety glasses. The employee sought medical attention after their shift and was prescribed medical eye drops.
220251260019C11293While removing a drill steel from the roof one came out and pinched employee's finger causing a laceration that required sutures.
220251270005C10431Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.
220251270007C12606Employee was operating a roof bolter on #3 unit, while on EE's knees with EE's lower leg behind EE a piece of slate struck EE's left foot twisting it causing a sprain/strain. The employee finished EE's shift but was taken off work for EE's sprain the next day.
220251270010C12506While in a tight space laying on EE's side working on a bolter boom the mechanic was using a die grinder to clean a hole for a pin when the die grinder jumped back hitting the left forearm causing a laceration that took 4 sutures. No work was missed.
220251270012C11674While cutting a piece of belt with a belt knife, the knife slipped coming in contact with the right thigh causing a laceration, received 4 sutures. No work was missed.
220251270014C11744Employee was changing out old bretby when EE strained EE's back. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251270016C12025Employee was carrying water prop when EE bumped into another prop it fell and cut EE's face. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251270019C10692I.E. was struck on the hand by a rock sliding off of the shuttle car.
220251270022C11654While installing roof bolts the employee reached back to get a bolt out of EE's tray and tripped and fell catching self with EE's left hand and fractured EE's wrist.
220251270025C12265Employee was working along the belt line when they went to pick up a 3/4" hose line, they felt pop in their abdomen. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251270031C11423Employee was walking up the number two entry on the 3 right section, checking supplies, when stepping in a hole and rolling their right ankle.
220251270037C13498An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 13L longwall at 43x-cut.  The fall occurred between the 2-3 entry and extended into the #3 entry.  The fall measure approx. 30ft long by 16ft wide by 20 ft high. The fall occurred in a fault line area due to adverse geological condition in the form of laminated shale that separated above primary support. 
220251270038C13618While pulling fuel buffalo with 24 ton diesel motor through 118 1/4 block 9 south haulage they heard a noise like the buffalo went off track. Without stopping they turned back to look at the buffalo and struck their hard hat off a roof strap, resulting in an injury/aggravation to cervical spine. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE
220251270040C13498Injured was hooking a chain onto a roll of belt inby 10 belt take up to be moved by the belt winder when another employee accidentally hit the lever of the belt winder causing the chain to tighten and catch the injured right pinky between the chain resulting in a distal tuft fracture. No problems with equipment, compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251280010C12285Employee was changing a starter on a Rock truck; they had the starter placed on a step ladder. The starter rolled off and landed on their left foot behind the steal toe. Employee went to the doctor had a bad bruise told to rest.
220251290008C13257Injured employee was walking through the #5-6 cross-cut at 116 block to get a ventilation tube. Stated EE stepped over a trailing cable and lost EE's balance and fell. Put EE's right hand out to catch EE's fall and hit the coal rib. Has pain and swelling in EE's wrist. Stated EE did not trip or step on cable or obstruction.
220251320001C12225Employee was installing bottom roller when EE felt sharp pain in EE's lower back. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220251320002C11413Employee was bending a 6' roof bolt when EE's pinky finger got pinched between the roof bolt plate and bolt, resulting in needing 3 stitches.
220251320003C11624Faceboss was helping belt up. During the belt up, EE got EE's finger smashed between the lowtail and the rail. Resulting in stitches on EE's right pointer finger.
220251320005C12095On 4/30/25 employee was lowering a cribbing block and felt pop in arm resulting in torn bicep tendon. On 5/7/25 an outpatient procedure was done, and employee was taken off work. First shift missed was 5/9/25.
220251320006C11894Employee was helping install tubing inby the trunk line in the #1 entry of 12 section, when EE got EE's finger caught between 2 pieces of vent tubing resulting in stitches in L Hand finger.
220251320010C10792A coal smoker was identified in the pit and not extinguished within 30 minutes.
220251320011C11053While stacking a box of miner bits on supply tractor, employee felt a pop in upper arm by right shoulder.
220251320012C10732While pulling down curtain employee felt pop in upper right arm/shoulder.
220251320014C12466Employee was walking between a piece of equipment and the coal rib, when they struck their right forearm on an installed rib strap causing a laceration.  The laceration was treated with 5 stitches, employee returned to work with no lost work days
220251320015C12446Employee was cleaning rock off of the top of the miner when a piece of rock slid off of the miner head and struck them on the right foot.  Employee was diagnosed with a fracture to their little toe (metatarsal)and subsequently taken off of work
220251330001C11203IE was trying to free the pin on the scoop battery when EE hit EE's finger causing a laceration.  IE received 5 sutures.
220251330002C11393While Climbing off the machine, Employee Placed EE's right hand on the engine cover   Resulting in EE's fingers contacting the cooling fan.
220251330003C11433Placed ladder on uneven surface, climbed ladder with a 3" pipe on shoulder, ladder shifted causing employee to fall striking ladder and ground.
220251330006C12566The employee was shoveling along the 79 Mains North belt when EE's left thumb came in contact with a bottom roller, causing a laceration. The employee sought medical attention and was given eight sutures and taken off work. This is being reported as an LTA
220251330007C10341The #9 elevator door switch failed
220251330010C13738A Unplanned Roof Fall Occurred On NE-9 (#8 Section) At Crosscut Number 49 In The Long Crosscut Between The #2 Track Entry And The #3 Belt Entry. The Mine Roof Fell Above The Anchorage Point Of The Primary Roof Support. The Roof Fall Occurred Due To Undetected Separation With Laminations Above The Anchorage Point Of The Primary Roof Support Installed During Development.  
220251330017C13838Roof Bolting, EE was bending bolt to get it in roof. While pulling back on the bolt, they felt a pop in their right wrist. EE did not want to see a doctor and continued to work. Six days later - went to doctor. Diagnosed with Wrist Tenosynovitis and was released to return to work. After working 2 more days, EE went back to doctor (5/8/2025). EE is off work waiting for an MRI test.
220251330018C11073I.E. was stepping up onto the back of the bolter carrying supplies when they felt a pop in their right knee
220251330019C10702IE was dragging a dust hose when THEY slipped and strained their back.
220251340004C11093The Operator was notified on 5/12/2025 that the employee has been diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis.
220251340013C10822Employee was using poor posture and technique while handling cables and shoveling.
220251340014C13217Employee was making first cut inby the intersection of #1 entry, oo3 mining section. Because of wet conditions EE was sitting on some loose material at the corner of #1 when a piece of rock measuring aprox. 30 inches by 30 inches by 2 inches thick fell from between the bolt and the rib striking the employee on the head.
220251340017C11474EE WAS CHANGING SHOCK ON BELT SCRAPER WHEN SCRAPER ARM FLIPPED UP AND CONTACTED LEFT INDEX FINGER.  FINGER WAS AMPUTATED IN SURGERY AT 2ND KNUCKLE.
220251340020C12205Employee was in the process of removing a broken conveyor shaft from the miner when their right gloved hand and right arm came in contact with the hot oil from the conveyor motor causing burns to both their hand and arm.
220251340023C12626Employee was bolting off the miner when they leaned down and was struck by a piece of slate rock on the back of the head. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220251350001C12947Employee was bolting off miner when piece of rock came out of rib EE tried to guide it away with drill steel, it pushed EE causing EE to lose EE's footing.  EE fell injuring EE's back. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251350002C12506Employee was bolting off the miner when slate rock hit tube then hit EE, when EE fell, EE cut EE's finger on rib strap trying to catch self. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251350006C12295Injured employee was pulling on a cable during a Longwall Power Car move and as EE pulled on the cable, EE hyperextended EE's thumb causing a fracture at the base of the thumb. Employee returned to work EE's next scheduled shift.
220251350008C11363A piece of draw rock approx. 2' x 54" x 2" thick fell out between bolts striking the miners right shin area possibly breaking EE's tibia
220251350015C10441EE has a sufficient degree of pneumoconiosis
220251350018C12365On 5/5/25 the employee fell and hit their left thumb on a jersey barrier resulting in a strain/sprain. Employee continued to work and sought medical treatment on 5/8/25 when they were taken off work and returned back to work on 5/12/25.
220251360001C13127Employee was holding cable over for drill in #5 while drill partner trammed drill into #5 behind drill bolting #5 to get drill out of miner's path of travel. Employee tramming drill not did see employee holding cable over and caught EE between the drill and coal rib. Left abdomen and left hand were the injured.
220251360005C11273The mechanic was working on a skid-mounted pump when EE's right foot slid into an opening, causing EE to twist EE's left ankle.
220251360008C12716While the mechanic was cutting a pin out of a lift jack on a diesel scoop with a torch, the grease port was exposed letting the grease get hot and shoot out hitting the mechanic in the nose, cheek, and bottom lip causing a burn. Employee started missing work on 5/12/2025
220251360009C11884Brattice man was attempting to break a concrete block with a brattice hammer when EE struck EE's left hand below the thumb causing a laceration that required 5 sutures. No work was missed.
220251360013C12876Employee strained left hip installing a top roller into structure on a 7W belt advance on 5/5/25, did not report injury until 5/8/25 when they went to seek medical attention and missed one day of work for a muscle strain. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251360018C11233Employee was beating on piece of metal when a slender piece of metal about 1/4 inch long impaled in their left inner thigh.
220251360020C11814Had a bad storm. Lightning hit our network and resulted in taking the plc, the display, and a sensor out on the controls for the E hoist. Components were replaced and reprogrammed. 
220251390003C12786Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable 23 block intersection Main West Haulage. Fall approximately 8' high, 15' long and 16'wide. Separation appears to be mostly along clay intrusion lines, area mined in 1967. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251390004C13678Gas inundation occurred while cutting through SC-6 CBM well on 7 West section #2 entry near 41 block. Horizontal well bore was larger than anticipated and the mine had to acquire larger packers to plug the well. Methane levels were over 1.5% for more than 15 minutes after ventilation was established. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251390011C11444Employee was climbing down steps from the launch area of HWM No. 1, when EE contacted the ground rolling EE's right ankle resulting in a sprain.
220251390013C11163A small piece of rock fell from the roof and hit employee on the forearm causing a laceration that required sutures.
220251390016C10772Employee was diagnosed with Carpal Tunnel. Safety was notified on 05/14/2025.
220251390018C11113There was an unplanned roof fall in the #4 entry between crosscut 6 1/2 and 7 1/2 in the #9 1st South Corridor.
220251390019C11945Employee was running shearer when a rock came off the drum and hit them on the head. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251390022C11704IE was assisting in cribbing the panline in the service entry of the LW when they got pumpable crib material in their boot.  The employee rubbed the skin on left big toe.
220251390025C13588IE was changing traction motor on SC. New motor didn't come with new pinion gear. Removing old gear with hammer and chisel, a piece of metal flew off something (where metal came from is unknown)and lodged in the meaty part of left thumb. metal was surgically removed on 5/6 but the number of sutures are unknown. We will update when we have that information.
220251390032C12355Employee reported that their eye was irritated after making a cable splice. Employee was unable to identify the mechanism of injury, but was diagnosed with having a foreign object in their eye that was removed in an outpatient surgery.
220251400006C13368Injured installing rib bolt with 3' metal rib strap off right side of miner 41 block 1-2 crosscut 7W when the strap rotated from vertical towards horizontal and while trying to catch it, it struck EE's right wrist resulting in a laceration. Bolt was not rotating at time. No problem with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251400019C11784I.E. was helping set a beam on top of a shield during recovery. The beam became hung on the mesh while employee was trying to pull it over and felt something pull in their bicep.
220251400025C11965IE was assisting in changing bits on the CM.  When they went to roll the head of the miner the employee slipped straining their back.  They finished the shift and requested treatment on 5-10-2025.
220251400029C10882While using a drill, employees glove got caught in the drill and it twisted their pinky.
220251410004C11634Employee was diagnosed with carpel tunnel in the right hand. The physician stated the injury is from operating the controls on a dozer. Employee required surgery. 
220251410005C12546I.E. was cutting coal at the face with a continuous miner.  While operating the miner, a piece of material came back from the head and struck the I.E. in the right arm.  The piece of material had to be removed by a doctor and the wound received 1 stitch.
220251410008C11955Employee was loading roof straps onto the miner when EE felt pain in EE's lower back. PPE was not an issue, mining system was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220251410012C10652Employee experienced a medical issue and was found unresponsive. 
220251410014C12436I.E. was unloading 8" aluminum pipe on a belt move.  They caught their right foot and fell down.  When falling the pipe dropped and hit the inside of their right leg just above the knee.  Doctor's restrictions took them off work on 5-20-2025. 
220251410016C11664EE stated while riding the MAC-8 to the section, from the end of the track, a piece of draw rock fell striking them on top of the left hand resulting in a laceration.
220251420001C12927Injured was pulling on top roller on 4/8/25 and felt pain in arm but continued to work.  On 5/13/25 injured was seen by doctor as EE's pain had not went away at that time injured was diagnosed with a partial bicep tear and placed on restrictions. With a possible surgery for repair scheduled.
220251420003C10882Employee opened an airlock door, and it blew shut, catching EE's hand between the doors.
220251420008C10912Employee lost control of water truck due to wet conditions and rolled water truck onto side
220251420014C12045Individual was on top of bolter while the operator of bolter lowered boom the individual's left foot was pinched between the long and short arms of boom causing a partial amputation of toes on left foot. 
220251430005C13047Employee was using a sledgehammer to pound a hard bar pin out from a dozer roller frame. A piece of metal broke off from the hard bar pin and then struck the employee over EE's right eyebrow. Employee had the metal removed 37 working days after incident occurred. Employee received 6 sutures.   6 sutures
220251430007C13177EE was operating the C/M in the #6 (right) entry on the #1 North Section MMU 005-0 right side. While backing the C/M out a piece of rock fell measuring 8" x5"L x30"w x7" thick striking EE in EE's lower back resulting in a broken L4 and L5. Along with a fractured pelvis and a slight tear to the outermost spinal area.
220251430009C10712Smoker identified in A6 Coal bottom. No personnel or resources at risk.
220251430010C13127Injured was walking through personnel door at 83 block St Leo (track to belt) and shut EE's left hand in the door resulting in an open fracture of the distal phalange to EE's left middle finger and minor lacerations to index. Was wearing gloves. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training, or PPE.
220251430015C11213I.E. was struck by a small piece of metal in the back of their left arm that came off of a hammer being used behind them.
220251430020C12005employee was using a wrench to hold nut to tighten bolts with cordless impact when middle finger got caught between flange and washer and pinched it on left hand. There was only first aid to treat it.
220251470001C13207On 5/13/2025 employee was standing a bundle of mesh up to lean it against the rib when EE felt a pop in EE's left shoulder. Employee continued to work without restrictions performing EE's normal task, and was seen by a doctor and was taken off work on 5/21/2025 as EE would not be able to perform EE's normal work duties
220251470002C12325Employee was installing a pin and a head came out of the roof, striking EE in the right arm. On 5/21/25 EE was diagnosed with a fracture to EE's right elbow and was taken off work as EE was unable to perform EE's normal work duties.
220251470003C10952Employee stepped down from the roof bolter when EE felt a pain in EE's leg, causing EE to fall.
220251470006C10782 A roof fall was discovered on the 9-54 road way between xc 61 and 62 #3 entry
220251470008C12576Injured employee was removing "K-Wall" panels and as EE was pushing forward on a panel, EE felt a "pop" in EE's right knee. Finished EE's shift but sought treatment the following day and began missing work. Initial diagnosis is torn ligament around kneecap.
220251470012C12436Employee was walking along a belt line when EE tripped and fell injuring EE's arm. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. EMPLOYEE DID NOT START MISSING TIME UNTIL 5/15/25.
220251470014C12035Employee was installing cable bolt when EE lifted bolt into the hole EE felt pop in shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251470016C10742IE tripped over a block/debris, fell, and hit EE's head jamming EE's neck.
220251470018C10963Coal lab technician lifted a sample bucket that was too heavy thereby injuring the lumbar region
220251470027C11313IE was beginning to drill a hole to install a roof bolt when a small piece of rock fell from the roof and landed on their shoulder.
220251470028C11955After cutting bands on a stack of curtain boards outby U2, xc 108, supply entry 5, some boards fell on the employees leg, causing a strain and small abrasion to the outer side of their left knee.
220251470032C13347Employee states that as they were walking toward 4 North #1 belt take-up, they tripped on a piece of old belt that was sticking up in the walkway along the track and as they kneeled down to splice the conveyor belt, they felt a pain in left knee.  The employee did not report the incident until 5-19-25 when they started missing work.
220251470034C13618Employee was removing a bolt from the bottom of a loader bucket wear plate. As they were reaching under the bucket to get the bolt, the sharp edge of the bolt cut the palm of left hand. Eight (8) sutures were required to repair the wound. The employee returned back to work on the same shift and finished the shift. Employee was returned back to work full duty.
220251470035C11494Employee was greasing track on excavator when the grease hose popped off and struck them on their left hand and caused grease to go under their skin.
220251470036C11894Employee was helping set up Highwall Miner when they walked around front left track, when a mud ball fell from highwall and busted on ground throwing debris, hitting employee in groin area.
220251470037C13057Employee hooked a 777 wheel station up to a crane. When the crane operator picked up the wheel station to set in place, it shifted causing the wheel station to pin the employee against the rear bumper of the employees' service truck. Employee received a small laceration and bruising to the right leg.    
220251470039C11975Contract EE was in class room having experience miner training. EE suddenly collapsed unconscious having a seizure. Transported to hospital for evaluation. Is released to return to work 05/22/2025.
220251480002C12546Employee was diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis. The employee was diagnosed with 10% permanent partial disability. The employee filed on 12/23/2024. It didn't involve any compliance issues. No equipment involved. No other 50.20 criteria applies. 
220251480004C12295Employee was sweeping floor when EE claims EE stepped on an oil and water spot, causing EE to slip and twist EE's knee. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equipment/systems are not factors. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251480005C12015Hanging curtain when a rock fell from between the roof straps and struck left foot. Compliance with rules/regulations, PPE, mining equipment/systems are not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251490002C11584Employee was walking around a service truck and slipped on ice, injuring EE's right shoulder.  EE began missing on 5/16/2025, because of rotator cuff surgery.
220251490007C12245Employee was dropping EE's canopy with EE's right hand while placing EE's left hand on some boards near the front of the tray. The canopy pinched EE's left pinky finger and when EE reacted with a tug, EE pulled the nail off.
220251490010C12025The employee stated EE was dragging a green discharge line when EE felt a pop in EE's back. Employee sought medical attention and was taken off work on 5/21/2025. This incident is being reported as LTA.
220251490018C11774I.E. was roofbolting at the face.  As they turned to get some supplies they stepped in a hole and twisted their left knee.  Doctors restrictions took them off work on 5-22-2025.
220251490019C11604IE hanging high volt cable and hit right index finger on a roof bolt plate causing a laceration. IE received two stitches due to the laceration on their finger.
220251490020C11634Over the last several months, I.E. has experienced grip loss and hands falling asleep in both hands and wrists.  Doctor took the I.E. off for surgery on 5-27-2025.
220251490027C13849Employee was pulling fuel hose and twisted to get slack in the hose so the nozzle could be hooked to the piece of equipment to be fueled. When the employee twisted this caused pain to the lower left abdomen. The employee was taken to the hospital for evaluation and not allowed to return for their next scheduled shift on 5/25/25 but given a full release to return to work on 5/26/25.
220251490028C13588Employee was climbing off the dozer that was located on the deck of the lowboy trailer while stepping backwards when they fell off the trailer approximately 3 to 4 feet to the ground onto their back. This resulted in pain to the right elbow, and the wind was knocked out of them. The employee was transported to a higher level of care for further evaluation.
220251500001C13378EE was struck by a rib roll in the right foot while setting over in cut with EE's continuous miner. EE did not initially seek medical treatment for EE's injury. EE reported a sharp pain on 5/17/2025 and sought medical treatment at that time. EE was diagnosed with an Achilles Tendon rupture on 5/28/2025 and placed off work at that time.
220251500002C12195EE was shoveling at a v-plow on the #10 Belt when EE slipped resulting in straining EE's hamstring. EE was placed off work on 5/28/2025 after seeing a specialist that diagnosed EE with two torn tendons in the hamstring.
220251500003C11945An Entrapment occurred whenever an employee was shoving coal away from the #1 Midd's feeder and the dozer slid backwards/down into the underling feeder. No injuries occurred from this incident. 
220251500004C11935Employee was center bolting when EE's bolt wrench broke and hit EE on EE's forearm. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251500005C10872An unplanned roof fall occurred on Unit #4 between entries 7-9 at survey station 33+00.
220251500012C11433An unplanned fall occurred on the M17 1st. right entry 5 crosscut 18-19. The fall measured approximately 40' long 18' wide and 10'in thickness.
220251530004C10952I.E. was attempting to move a top roller and a roller came loose and pinched EE's small finger.
220251530005C10993Two employees were lifting a welding cart onto a ride when employee felt pain in back and left knee
220251530006C11474For past 6-7 months I.E. has been experiencing numbness in their hands.  Also been losing grip.  Doctor took the I.E. off for surgery on 5-30-2025.
220251530008C12957Employee was roof bolting on the 14 headgate section, while spinning the roof bolt, employee retrieved a can of paint to paint the spinning plate and looked back at the other bolter operator, when the spinning plate hit the paint can causing it to rupture causing a laceration to EE's right arm.
220251530009C10441Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis. 
220251530012C11744I.E. stated they were dragging a tube from P.C. area to 2 left when they felt a pull in left shoulder. I.E. took themselves to the hospital for C.T. scan, waiting on results.
220251530016C12666Employee was attempting to align a bolt in a reducer that they were installing on the carrier. They attempted to move the reducer with the scoop to align the hole. The scoop bucket slipped causing the plunger of the bucket to strike employee's hand against the bolt.
220251530018C11935Injured employee felt pain in lower abdomen during shift. A hernia related to a weakened abdominal wall from birth was later diagnosed by a physician.  Employee was taken off work on 5/29/2025.
220251540004C10983Bending over picking rocks up, EE felt a pop above EE's groin. EE was taken off work on 05/28/2025
220251540005C11023EE was pulling in shields on LW face, fell while stepping to next shield striking posterior ribs/back.
220251540007C12185Employee was replacing some hoist cable pads for the slope hoist rope. When EE went to turn and walk EE's left foot stayed planted on the ground causing EE to twist EE's left knee. EE started missing work on 05/22/2025
220251540008C1382805/09/25 emp tipped a scraper onto its side while working on a slope. EE stated  EE was not injured. On next scheduled shift 05/12, emp stated that EE injured right shoulder. Emp went to ER, X-rays done, was diagnosed with right shoulder pain, and released to return to work with no restrictions. The emp worked until 05/27 when MRI indicated EE could not work without restrictions.
220251540013C11764While installing a roof bolt a piece of rock 1ft x 1ft x 1/4inch fell from the top striking the employee on the left forearm resulting in a laceration that required 9 stitches.
220251540016C10692While laying out low belt structure hand got hit with low belt stand.
220251550001C10932Employee was attempting to flip 60" belt over by hand, when EE felt a pain in EE's right arm.
220251560002C10942EE was dropping CM cable and water line from a hanger when EE felt pain in EE's left shoulder.
220251560003C12365Employee was replacing the barrel on 251 pump, and had trouble getting the value removed so EE got a slate bar and began to pry on it, the slate bar slipped mashing the right ring finger, resulting in a fractur to the tip of EE's finger
220251560004C11965Employee was installing a roof bolt as EE pushed the bolt up, EE used fast feed, and the bolt bent causing the bolt wrench EE was using to brake hitting EE in the mouth chipping one of EE's teeth.
220251560006C13257Employee was attempting to unstop a water pump discharge 4" line. After leveling the line the employee was stepping away from the line when the coupling broke apart causing the water and other material from inside the discharge line to contact the right side of EE's face, neck, and back causing superficial cuts to the skin.
220251560010C10963Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis. Safety was notified on 05/30/2025 of this condition.
220251560012C10942EE was attempting to lift a timber to be placed in a scoop, EE felt a sharp pain in EE's back.
220251560013C12646Employee was carrying a 40lb. bag of B-Bond to place on a scoop, their feet got tangled in a banding strap and they fell twisting a knee. Employee worked next scheduled shift then returned to a specialist on 6/2/2025 where they were diagnosed with a torn meniscus.
220251560019C11013I.E was building cribs in HG 17 bleeder near a regulator and felt something get blown into their eye.
220251560021C10712Standard Threshold Shift in employee's right ear. Noise-induced injury.
220251560022C10712Standard Threshold Shift in employee's right ear. Noise-induced injury.
220251570002C11193Employee was rolling up line curtain and contacted a curtain hanger with EE's right middle finger causing a laceration.
220251570004C12015Roof Fall - Occurred at the Northeast track, #5 entry and crosscut #31 intersection.  The inby brow fell out above the anchorage bolts and the fall measured 15' length, 20' in width and 10' in height. 
220251570007C12416Employee was using an axe to separate a coupler from a waterline when a piece of the coupler broke off and struck employee in the safety glasses resulting in a bruise to their left eye. Employee was seen by a doctor and prescribed eye drops.
220251570009C12496Employee was walking beside the bolting machine and said that they slipped on a rock and tried to catch themselves with their left arm when they said that they heard something pop in their shoulder. The area where the incident occurred was 62" high.
220251600005C11123Employee was working on Truck AC when hose and clamp on high pressure side blew off striking EE in the forehead.
220251600007C11764The mine experienced a roof fall in the #2 entry, at 64 block on the 3Rt section. The dimensions of the fall were 20'x70'x8' (Approx.) No injuries occurred from this accident. 
220251600016C11914While adjusting the width of the forks on the #1 unit mini trac the employees finger was caught between the mast and the back of the fork removing the skin from the tip of right index finger.
220251600017C10832I.E. was recovering belt structure when they felt a pop and pain in right shoulder.
220251600021C12756Employee was positioning a transition roller on the front of a four wheeler to make adjustments before installing at HC 3 Head when the roller slid back causing their right hand to be caught between the steering wheel and roller resulting in a laceration to their right hand.
220251600022C12686I.E. stated they were stepping off of the platform backwards, their left foot was on the ground and their right foot hung on the 5-inch lip on the edge of the platform. I.E. fell backwards hitting their back on the foot of the ATRS. X-rays show a fracture in their L2.
220251600026C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220251610007C13037Tasked with pre-use inspection of a high voltage switch gear. Injured noticed dust on the receptacle and went to wipe with a rag. A capacitive discharge entered EE's hand and body. This resulted in a small burn to EE's left and where the discharge exited and muscle soreness in forearms, shoulder, back.
220251610008C13017Employee was trying to exit an air lock door on C-1 H/G, and when EE started to push on the outer door, EE felt a discomforting pain/buckled feeling in EE's left knee causing a sprain. After MRI and receiving results on 6/5/2025, EE had a torn meniscus and MPFL and EE started losing time on 6/6/2025.
220251610013C11153EE was getting a crib off of the head drive when a rock fell out from between the shields, striking EE's left hand.
220251610014C12676Employee was diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis. The employee was diagnosed with an additional 50%  permanent partial disability. The employee filed on 1/23/2017. It didn't involve any compliance issues. No equipment involved. No other 50.20 criteria applies.
220251610016C12556Was at pond 11 checking water pump fuel level. While walking slid off the berm into the mud. Right                    foot stuck in the mud about 5" deep and I twisted ankle, pain also felt                      in the lower knee area.                     
220251610019C11043Employee was standing at the rear of a roof bolting machine when the bumper was lowered onto their boot.
220251610028C10973Employee jumped from the dock loading barge on to a loaded barge and tuned their ankle on impact.
220251620007C11293Felt pain in groin while handling a conveyor belt hold up roller.  Reported as occupational injury to the operator on 06/10/2025.
220251620018C12255when shoveling in the beltline the rib rolled down onto their left leg resulting in bruising. Employee was transported to the hospital for precautions but was released and the doctor said no work for a week to rest their leg.
220251630001C11694F-Mine Elevator broke down with 7 employees on it. All employees were able to get off with no injuries reported. This incident was immediately called in to the hotline. 
220251630003C12165Employee was dragging dust hose on belt line when it snagged, EE slipped and fell injuring EE's shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251630004C13538While installing a roof bolt off of the miner in St Leo Mains (3-2 107 block) the injured miner cut EE's left thumb (distal joint, anterior side) picking up a short T channel roof strap. EE was wearing gloves at the time. Received 4 sutures, given days off work because cut was on joint. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251630005C11804Employee moving air drill to bolt when EE felt pop in EE's lower back. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251630006C12566The injured was sliding the air lock doors open at the bottom of 9 Vent and smashed  EE's right little finger between the door handle and the frame of the door.  Causing a laceration the require 4 sutures to close and fracture to tip of EE's little finger.
220251630007C12345While lapping belt EE hooked up a pallet puller to a 15' piece of 60" belt, when the scoop operator began to pull, the belt flipped up knocking EE to the ground, landing on left shoulder. "Employee continued working until 06/09/2025".
220251630011C13728Injured was assisting panline bolter operator near headgate of 5W longwall recovery face, attempting to install a bolt wrench in the bolter head when their right foot slipped and went under bolter head while it was lowering, pinching their foot between bolter head and mine floor, resulting in a contusion. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251630012C12375Employee was installing wire mesh to the mine roof during the bolting process when a piece of slate fell between the mesh contacting the employees gloved hand that was resting on the tray resulting in a laceration that required stitches.
220251640001C13257Employee attempted to pull slider out of ventilation tubing and the slider did not move, employee was reaching over EE's head facing the coal face. Employee pulled harder with both hands and felt a sharp pain in EE's stomach. Employee noticed lump above belly button and has been diagnosed with a herniation of the Umbilicus.
220251640005C11985While drilling a hole for the outside pin a head dislodged from the roof hitting the roof bolter operator in the right leg just above the ankle causing a fracture. Started missing work on 6/12/2025.
220251640012C12155Employee was helping install a section of pipe above a refuse vibrator. As EE was positioning the pipe EE's hand was caught between the pipe and a feed box mashing EE's finger, resulting in a non-displaced fracture.
220251640025C11764A roof fall was found during the weekly exam. The location was panel SC-2 #10 entry, 1 break up and 1 break to the left of spad 370. All entries in the panel are common return.
220251640027C13307The employee was in the #4 entry at 2 brk on 7 B belt. The employee used a grinder to try and cut a piece of synthetic sheave rope. the grinding wheel kicked back causing a 2-inch laceration to the employees left hand between the thumb and pointer finger. the area was approx. 5 feet high and dry. the employee received 5 sutures.
220251640029C10512Employee was awarded additional 15 percent Op claim
220251640030C11975Employee was struck by a large section of top rock while kneeling beside a continuous miner during troubleshooting. The rock fell without warning, pinning EE's right leg and fracturing EE's fibula.
220251670001C12275I.E. stated EE was using a bottom roller bracket as a handle to pull a bottom roller into a crosscut, as EE was pulling the bracket came of causing EE to lose balance and fall landing on EE's left wrist. X-ray shows a fracture.
220251670002C13137I.E. and others were attempting to pull a stuck roof bolter out with a battery scoop. As they were pulling the bolter out, the piece of the scoop the strap was connected to broke.  When it broke it contacted the I.E. across both knees.  This caused contusions and ligament issues.  I.E. was taken off by a doctor.
220251670006C11263Employee was part of a group installing "furniture" on the longwall pan line. The furniture shifted and struck EE on the chin.
220251670017C12285Employee was setting a jack when they swung sled hammer to tighten, they pinched a finger between the handle and the jack. Mining system was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue. PPE was an issue.
220251670019C11163IE was walking when their foot got caught in the mud causing them to fall.  They strained their back when they fell.
220251670020C12676While dismounting a D-11 the employee's foot slipped causing them to strike a knee on the step of the tilt cylinder on the push arm, after dismounting the employee checked their knee to find it was lacerated. Employee was taken to the hospital and received 8 sutures.
220251670021C12395The SP Elevator was taken out of service due to the elevator company dropping one of the ropes.  The ropes were being tensioned as part of the service contract when the company performing service allowed a single rope to fall to the car.  
220251670022C12165The #5 Escape Capsule was taken out of service after a loss in hydraulic pressure would not allow the brakes to release.  Debris was cleaned from the hydraulic system, the hoist was tested, and placed back in service
220251670023C10592Employee was found unconscious setting in their Rock Truck.
220251680001C12947Employee stated EE went to turn and talk to a fellow employee, and in that process, EE hit the side of EE's foot on a pontoon and fractured a bone in EE's foot. The patient sought medical attention and was diagnosed with a fracture and taken off work. This incident is being reported as an LTA.
220251680002C11764While the elevator was going down into the mine, the power was lost causing the elevator to shut down. After this happened it caused a guide roller to become out of adjustment.
220251680014C11794Employee was in the #4 entry when a coal rib gave loose striking them on the right ankle. Employee finished the shift and sought medical attention on 6/12/25 for a fracture ankle.
220251680023C12576The electronic tracking system became inoperative at approximately 8:00 p.m. on 6/16/2025 from 9 North to the #2 Section in the Track and Intake Entries. Manual tracking procedures are in place, and troubleshooting efforts are underway to resolve the issue.
220251690001C11514Pinner steel stuck together, pulled bottom steel to loosen connection and pinner steel came apart at connection striking employee in lower front teeth.
220251690002C12786Employee was climbing down ladder to exit dragline when EE's foot slipped and EE struck EE's left elbow on a ladder wrung. Employee attended PT for elbow pain.  MRI was performed in May 2025 showing a torn ligament.  Employee did not miss any time from work until June 17, 2025.
220251690005C12856While installing a chain guard on a belt drive. The left middle finger of the belt mechanic was caught between the two chain guard handles. This was a two person install, when positioning the guard, it slid into the guard handle next to it. Antibiotics where given No work was missed. 
220251710005C11083The mine experienced a disruption in ventilation in the District 8 bleeder system due to dealing with water.
220251710007C10842A coal smoker was discovered in the Mid pit and not extinguished within 30 minutes. 
220251710009C11383Employee was running miner, waiting on hauler to come in and was walking towards miner when EE tripped over rock injuring EE's right knee.
220251710014C12626Employee was cutting through a metal wall on 902 dragline, during this process the employee flinched. This caused the grinder to jump, and the cut-off wheel came into contact with employee's finger. Although gloves were in use, the injury still required sutures.
220251710019C11794Employee was using a multiplier to remove lug bolts from a scoop. The socket shattered causing EE's hand to slip and hit EE's arm. This caused a laceration that required stitches.
220251710024C12536Drill rig was tracking w/tower down when drill steels fell out of top of carousel.  Employee was trying to put steels back in carousel using a truck crane and come -a long when a drill steel shifted pinching EE's hand and fingers between 2 drill steels.
220251710028C11454The slope hoist car was out of service due to a damaged brake control cable. The cable has since been repaired, and the hoist is now operational.
220251710030C12135Injured employee was attempting to separate drill steels when the steels came apart and struck their upper lip, chipping their front tooth requiring dental repair.  No time was missed as a result of this incident.
220251710031C13608Employee was mixing B-Bond cement by hand to seal a block stopping. EE was wearing rubber gloves and using hands to mix the material but got material on their shirt and over the gloves. Material caused burns to right arm where it contacted their skin. Employee was wearing required PPE but failed to keep the B-Bond from contacting skin. Missed 2 days of work.
220251710033C10822Employee reached down to pick up sunglasses and made contact with airco fan blade.
220251710037C13628While unclogging drill steel wrench by hitting it on the roof bolter frame, the EE swung the wrench, and the back of EE's right hand made contact with a roof bolt plate located on the supply tray. EE sustained a laceration to the back of the right hand. EE was taken to the Clinic and received stitches to close the laceration. EE was released to return to work.
220251740003C12015The employee was lifting a solid 8" concrete block when they felt pain in their shoulder. Employee sought medical attention and was taken off work on 05/16/2025. This injury is being reported as a LTA.
220251740010C13478At the Truck Shop, EE was unloading flat steel from a flatbed truck. EE picked up the steel. The weld broke off the washer on the right side as one leg of the chain broke on the right side of the steel which left the whole sheet of steel fall on EE left hand, and causing extensive damage to EE's left ring and pinky finger. Surgery was successful
220251740021C12856The employee was released by physician and returned to work on 6/9/25 from a previous injury. On 6/11/25 the employee was taken back out of work by physician when they reported continued back pain from the pre-existing injury which was preventing them from conducting normal mine work.
220251740023C12816Employee was helping another employee install roof bolts with a Cobra drill. EE was pushing a bolt into a newly drilled hole with left hand and a rock fell from the mine roof (approximately 8' high) and struck their right hand, which was grasping the drill, lacerating right thumb.
220251740024C12826Employee was carrying 3 drill steels bound together, as they walked through a known slick area, they transitioned between solid floor and mud which caused them to slip and fall with steels in hand, they reached back  with right hand to break their fall, crushing right pinky finger.
220251740027C13137Employee hung a ventilation skin on the back of the section fan, and as they turned to walk away, a 10'L x 4'H piece of the inby coal rib fell striking them on right side knocking them to the mine floor. They sustained a cut to the forehead, and contusions and abrasions to the right side of torso and lower body.
220251750001C12145The hoist rope attached to the slope car at Oak Springs was found to be damaged 24ft from the car. The car was taken out of service and 24ft of cable was removed and the cable re-terminated by Ketchem on 6/18/2025.
220251750002C12075Employee was climbing across a parked supply car when EE pulled something in EE's right shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251750004C10371Twisted Knee changing filter on scoop
220251750009C13428Intersection #112 in the #5 entry of the 4 West N-Panel seal line, was an old fault area that had a mixture of 4' resin bolts and 8' cable bolts with mesh in some areas along with some straps. It fell out just above the anchorage point of the resin pins with some of the cable bolts still hanging showing they were still secured in good roof.
220251750010C12105Reclaiming belt rollers, the outby worker was stacking rollers onto the ground when they caught their right ring finger between two causing a small cut. Two stitches in the end of the finger and no work missed.
220251750013C13718Employee was walking outby on 4 West #1 Belt checking for splices around XC #112 when they tripped over a rock in the walkway going over the old overcast and fell into the walk side of the belt structure and top side roller and caught their right arm between the belt and the roller causing a fracture/abrasion to their right lower arm and a contusion to the right elbow.
220251750016C10702The ABB VFD Controls were damaged during a thunder and lightning storm
220251760001C13818The employee stated that EE was on the operator side of the right bolter on #2 section. As EE was backing out of 6R, EE spotted a piece of draw rock. The rock looked as if it went back into the rib, so they chose to bolt it to the top rather than try and pry it down with a slate bar. When EE pulled the starter out, the rock fell and broke on the mast, striking EE's left forearm.
220251760002C12887EE rolled EE's right ankle on a piece of loose coal while walking to the face to help the miner move. EE was taken to OA the next day where EE's x-rays revealed a hairline fracture. EE is expected to make a full recovery without surgery being required. EE began missing work on 6/24/2025.
220251760003C11724The employee was going down the hill to dump the truck so that EE could do repairs on it. As employee was going down the hill EE lost control and was thrown from the truck.
220251760005C13838EE walked beside the bolter in the bolted entry to throw cable out of the way.A rock fell from the rib 8' high measuring 16" long by 2.5" wide.The rock hit the EE on the left forearm then the left boot.When it struck EEs boot, the rock went through the top of the LaCross Metatarsal guard mining boot causing a laceration to the top of EEs foot around the toes.EE got 2 pins/sutures.
220251760007C11313Employee was assisting a small truck mechanic and trying to connect two A/C hoses. Surgery to repair the bicep was on June 19, 2025
220251760010C10572ind was crawling when they felt a pop in their right knee
220251760011C12145using a pry bar to assist the mechanics in changing the coal chain on the miner, the bar slipped and they struck their hand on a piece of metal resulting in a fracture of the right index finger tip. NO WORK MISSED.
220251770003C12907I.E. was changing a tire on a coal hauler.  While loosening the lugs with a ratchet and pipe, the head of the ratchet slipped causing the I.E. to smash their right ring finger.  The finger was between the rim of the tire and the pipe. I.E. received a fracture in the end of the ring finger.
220251770008C13458Employee has been experiencing left shoulder pain that continues to get worse while preforming normal job duties, After seeking medical attention the employee was diagnosed with glenohumeral degeneration that has occurred over an extended period of time.  Employee has worked all scheduled shifts until EE was taken off for treatment on 6-25-25.
220251770021C11874An unplanned roof fall occurred on 6/10/2025 at 14-22 crosscut track to belt. The fall was 20' long by 16' wide 8-10' high. 14-22 was flagged off on the track side and will be cleaned up.
220251770024C10782Victim suffered heat stroke due to dehydration and extreme weather conditions.
220251770029C13748Employee was walking by miner after placing crib under the cat. Inby last rib strap, the rib rolled out and broke into pieces, striking them on the right side of the face. This caused a laceration to right ear/head and contusion to face/jaw. Employee received sutures and fractures to the jaw/head. There were rock rib conditions and miner cutting below btm levels unevenly.
220251770031C11233A fire occurred at the water treatment building near the ponds. The cause is unknown at this time. There were no injuries. 
220251770032C10963EE was cutting belt an inadvertently cut the side of their right hand resulting in (2) stitches.
220251770033C12165EE was operating the roof bolter in the #2 entry on the #1 West Section. A piece, rock measuring 12"L x 18"W x 2" thick slid off the canopy striking EE on right shoulder blade causing a slight abrasion and contusion.
220251770034C11273EE was carrying tool bag in the #5 entry on the #1 North Section and felt a pop in lower back resulting in a lower back strain.
220251770035C12385Employee stepped awkwardly into a hole while hanging the feeder cable and felt a sharp pain in the back of their right knee. Employee was taken to OA and placed off work for a possible torn meniscus. They began missing work on 06/26/2025.
220251780002C13428The employee was bolting in the 6 left entry after installing EE's outside bolt a rock measuring 36'' Long by 32 inches wide, and approximately 2 inches thick fell striking the employee on EE's hip and lower left leg. The area was approx. 6 ft high and damp. The employee has a fracture above EE's left ankle and a spine compression fracture.
220251780003C12175Employee was struck by a drill steel that was left in the roof from the previous shift on EE's right index finger. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251780004C12476Employee was reaching for a stick of glue when EE struck EE's right hand against a channel plate, causing a laceration and resulting in sutures. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251780005C13307Employee was installing a shuttle car canopy when a rock fell from the roof and struck EE's right hand, causing EE's right ring finger to become caught between the rock and the canopy and resulting in a fracture to EE's finger. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251780006C12075A roof fall was discovered in the 8 South #1 Entry at the 4 way intersection of 2-23. The fall is approximately 18 feet long by 16 feet wide and above the anchorage point. Not other part 50 criteria applies.
220251780007C11754A roof fall was discovered in the 8 South #7 Entry at 2-24 to 2-26. The fall was part of an existing fall and was above the anchorage point. No other part 50 criteria applies.
220251780009C11544A roof fall was discovered in the 0 East Section of the #2 entry at 4 crosscut. The fall was above the anchorage point. No other part 50 criteria applies.
220251780013C116142 NSM XC4, 7 Entry. A roof fall occurred and was found by a weekly mine examiner. Approx. 27 feet long x 17' wide. The fall was above the 7' bolt anchorage zone.
220251780015C11544On 6-8-2025 IE felt knee pain while changing cutting edge on a scraper.  On 6-16-2025 IE was seen at orthopedic and given a restriction after MRI reading.
220251780018C11143EE was operating a shuttle car on the #1 West Section in the #6 entry an hit a pothole resulting in a strain neck.
220251780019C11203Employee was on top of the bolter on knees sliding plates across the bolter. They twisted and felt a pain in their back.
220251780020C12185Employee was hanging blowing curtain in the #1 Entry on #4 Section when they stepped into an uneven area (rut) with some loose rock and twisted right knee and felt a pop causing a tibial plateau fracture in right knee.
220251780021C12385EE pulled the roof bolter up to install the next row of bolts. After setting the T-Bar the EE went to step forward off the platform when they slipped and fell forward. Their left foot rolled back while the rest of their body fell forward.
220251780022C13177The EE stated that they were on the offside (Right) of the right bolter on No.1 section. EE and their bolt partner were bolting in the No.6 Right Crosscut. The EE stated that the drill steel got stuck in the top. EE had their hand on the drill pot, and a piece of draw rock fell from the top and hit their left thumb.
220251810001C13257Employee stated on 5/6/25 to co-worker that EE had injured disk in EE's neck and back prior to coming to work for EDM No. 1 Mine. EE finished shift and talked to several people at the mine prior to leaving mine site. EE has not reported accident to management so time of accident and nature of injury has not been determined.
220251810004C11965Employee was removing boom shims from a 6060 Shovel. The shim moved unexpectedly and pinched the employee's finger between it and a bolt. The employee received 3 stitches in the left ring finger. 
220251810008C11664The Employee stated EE went to pick up a solid block, and as EE went to step, EE felt pain in EE's knee. The employee sought medical attention and was taken off work.
220251810025C10792Stack rock transition to sandstone, fell in intersection above anchorage point.
220251810027C12496Passing T channel across miner in 7 West (face of #3) and slipped off step on back of miner hitting left arm on rib strap resulting in a laceration that took several sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251810028C12846While using a pry bar installing new track ties near 106 block 9 South they felt a tear/pop/pain in the soft tissue of upper left thigh, possible muscle strain. X-rays negative, referred to specialist for possible MRI. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251810030C13658Employee stated that they were climbing up onto the dozer to work on the engine. As they did, they felt a pop in left knee. They experienced extreme pain in the knee as they attempted to walk on it. Went and got checked. Missed work on 06/24 and returned on regular duty on 06/25. Went to ortho on 06/27. Returned to work on regular duty on 06/30. Lost 2 days work.
220251820005C13448On June 20, 2025, at approximately 1420, a wildland fire was discovered inside the mine permit boundary near a public utility powerline during high wind conditions. The fire was not extinguished within 30 minutes of discovery making this event immediately reportable to MSHA. No personnel, equipment or facilities were endangered by this event.
220251820007C12576While using a drill with a wire wheel, EE was cleaning off a flanged surface. Unknowingly EE left a thin metal shim on one of the surfaces. When the wire wheel made contact with the shim. It spun it around at high speed resulting in cuts to EE's right hand.
220251820008C12927I.E. stated EE was helping recover longwall mono-rail hoses, as the crew was pulling the hose the miner strap slipped due to wet and muddy hose. the end of the hose hit I.E. in the side of the foot. X-ray showed a fracture of EE's Metatarsal. Employee was wearing steel toed metatarsal boots.
220251820012C11484Employee was standing behind the continuous miner when EE was struck by a piece of rock that fell from between bolts.  The rock measured 23"x15"x1".
220251820015C13297IE was changing shearer bits on the Tailgate drum while kneeling on the ground.  The rib sloughed off striking the employee knocking EE to the ground. IE was struck on left side of EE's body causing a bruise and when employee tried to stop EE's fall EE was cut under right armpit causing 6 sutures and fractured EE's right wrist.
220251820017C12175Employee was operating the headgate side of the longwall shearer. As they were cutting to the tailgate, the employee tripped. They struck their right calf off of the toes of the shields when they landed on the ground.
220251820019C10952An unplanned roof fall occurred on J7 section, 38 crosscut, #5 entry approximately 20'x20'x7'. 
220251820021C12095Employee was walking back from faces when a piece of slate fell from top and hit the top of their hand. Mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, PPE was a factor.
220251820022C12165While setting timber, employee caught right middle finger between timber and roof top cutting the finger. Employee was taken to clinic where they applied stitches to the laceration. Making this a Reportable Accident.
220251820033C13838An unintentional roof fall was discovered at the Winchester Peerless Rachel Mine, Sydney Eagle Mains on the #3 Section at #64 Break in the #3 Intersection, spad #13368. The area was dangered off. MSHA and State Officials have been notified. No injuries or entrapments. No ventilation disruption and no travel ways have been blocked. The fall is approx. 10-12 ft thick and 19 ft wide.
220251840004C10542IE strained EE's left calf while walking up the slope.
220251840006C11353IE was strapping a pump to the base lift jack of a shield when EE got EE's foot caught between the relay bar and the toe of the shield.
220251840015C11975Employee was helping carry a z drill when EE fell backwards and injured EE's shoulder.  PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251840017C12015Employee was hanging up water line when a piece of slate fell from roof and hit EE's wrist. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251840021C12255Employee was greasing head gate sprocket when rib roll pushed EE into side of headgate causing EE to cut EE's hand. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251840037C11914An unplanned roof fall occurred on 6/24/25 at 3-18 xc on the track. The fall was 20'-25' long by 16'wide and 10'-15' high. Both sides of the fall were flagged off and fall will be cleaned up.
220251840038C11734An unplanned roof fall occurred on 6/26/2025 at 3-19 xc. The fall was 10' wide by 10' high and 40' long. Both sides of the fall were flagged off and fall will be cleaned up.
220251840044C11774Employee was walking on uneven bottoms in the track entry of the G6 HG mining section and twisted a knee. Employee was diagnosed with a right medial meniscus tear on 06/24/2025.
220251880001C10942Employee states that their back was hurting after doing clean up and shoveling at the loadout.
220251880008C13668A Bailey Prep Plant employee was in the process of installing new CMI belts.  As EE stood on a working platform, the anchorage points of the platform failed allowing the employee to fall down the A1, A2 lean coal chute.  In the process of falling down the employee struck EE's right knee against the opposing platform, causing a laceration below EE's right knee cap.
220251880013C11904Employee was pulling/dragging an old cat idler away from the pan of the miner when EE felt a burning sensation in EE's right knee. Continued to work until 6/27/25 when taken off by a doctor.
220251880015C13378While dragging a piece of line curtain, employee twisted right knee and felt something pop. Employee was seen at OA and was diagnosed with a torn meniscus. They continued working for several weeks with no restrictions. However, it was later determined that surgery would be required to repair the knee. They began missing work on 7/7/25.
220251880016C11223While ratcheting a come along to pull the miner cat together the mechanic felt pain in right shoulder. No work was missed.
220251880022C11464Employee was hanging line curtain on the #2 section in the #4 entry when a piece of coal rib gave loose striking them in the lower back and ankle.
220251880024C11874An unplanned roof fall occurred on 6/28/2025 at 3-17xc. The fall was 10'-15' wide 20'long, and height was undetermined. The fall was flagged off on the out by side and will be cleaned up.
220251880025C11634Employee was walking from the face and twisted knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251880026C12947Employee was stacking supplies on the roof bolting machine when a piece of draw rock fell from the top and struck them on the thigh. The employee was injured on 6/11/2025 and was treated, released, and returned to work until 6/21/2025, when they revisited the hospital and was written off work.
220251880027C11834The injured was carrying a roof bolter tram chain when they stepped on a piece of coal/rock causing a fracture to the 5th metatarsal bone in left foot.  Started Missing work on 7/2/25
220251890003C13778Injured employee was removing a flight from the longwall stage loader chain. As EE was removing the top section from the bottom bar, it moved unexpectedly and fell on EE's left index finger. Injured received 7 sutures and a fractured fingertip as a result. No rules or regulations were violated. Employee has training and experience. Returned to work EE's next scheduled shift.
220251890012C11965The miner was operating a 16M Caterpillar Road Grader that developed a oil leak. The miner was leaning out of the stopped Grader looking for the leak when EE fell to the ground injuring EE's ankle
220251890013C10532Fell from Maintenance landing while tightening bolts.
220251890015C13838An unintentional roof fall occurred between 71 and 72 x-cut in the number 2 entry of 4 South. This area is not an active area and is the travelway for a weekly exam. This area was previously supported with floor to roof supports in the form of turbo props. Adverse geological conditions due to horizontal stress and age of this previously mined area contributed to the deterioration.
220251890018C11574A roof fall was found near survey station 33820 at the 23 cross-cut on the B Submains on 4 section. The fall measured approximately 18', x 18', x 10' high.  
220251890020C12105Employee was struck in the back of right upper thigh with a piece of carbide from the continuous miner bit, causing a puncture wound requiring 5 sutures. Employee returned to work on their next scheduled shift.
220251890021C13207In St Leo Mains walking from loader to miner after getting a water bottle at #1-#0 crosscut 109 block the rib "popped" dislodging a softball sized projectile that struck them in the left side of the face resulting in contusions to left eyebrow and nose. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training, or PPE.
220251890026C13548While making preshift examination on 6 West belt, just outby the middrive, the examiner miss stepped on left foot, stepping on its side and rolling the ankle, resulting in a fracture to the left fibula. While falling they struck  left elbow on belt structure resulting in a chipped bone. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training, or PPE.
220251900006C11594Escape hoist malfunctioned for more than 30 minutes, no injuries, no mine emergency has occurred. Paul's Fan Repair, replaced the cable and repaired the hoist.
220251900007C10391Air lock door closed on employees' hand
220251900016C12205While employee was cutting a piece of belting on the roof bolter that was attached to the ATRS arm, with their right hand using a belt knife, the knife slipped and cut their left forearm causing them to receive stitches.
220251900018C12756Had left hand resting on the steel side of the rock picking table when an approximately 200lb rock fell down from the feeder striking employee's hand. No initial treatment needed. Later, numbness developed and recommended surgery. Did not have knowledge of this until 7/8/25.
220251900024C12055Employee was hanging curtain in the #3 entry when a piece of top rock fell hitting them on top of the head pushing their hard hat into their glasses cutting the bridge of their nose (size 64"L 23"W 4.5" T)
220251900025C12235Employee was assisting with lifting chain barrel onto car when they cut their hand on metal ring at bottom of barrel. Mining system was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue. PPE was an issue.
220251910001C11023While taking surface waterline apart the clamp came apart hitting employee in the right side of chest.
220251910006C10782Employee was climbing an extension ladder and felt a pain in EE's right ankle.
220251910010C13438At 37 1/4 block 4 belt an unplanned rib roll/brow fall occurred approximately 12' long, 5' wide and 10' high that damaged some belt structure, preventing the belt from running for more than 1/2 an hour. The material that fell was the rib/brow left from a previous roof cavity. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training, or PPE.
220251910012C12375IE was walking down Longwall face and tripped over relay bar landing on their hand and causing Carpel Tunnel in their wrist. IE continued worked through the carpel tunnel until June 27th, 2025, when surgery was required to fix the issue.
220251910017C13267While cleaning rock from the walkway at 3 drive EE was lifting an approximately 50 pound rock onto the belt, struck their shoulder on the waterline and felt pain in their groin from a muscle strain. Sought medical attention and started missing work on 7/7/25. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training, or PPE.
220251910019C13347While trying to uncouple an empty flat car that was off track from motor, they had the other motor pull on the car but it did not uncouple and shifted causing the coupler to swing and pinch left calf between the coupler and the motor resulting in a contusion. 64 block 9 north track. No problem with equipment issues, training or PPE.
220251950002C11784On 7/2/2025 an unplanned roof fall occurred at 13-37xc track to neutral entry. The fall was approx 16'w x 50'L x 10'H. The fall was cribbed off and won't be cleaned at this time.
220251950004C12175Employee was attempting to remove the side guards off the run through and smashed EE's right middle finger between the guard and the frame of the run through. This resulted in a closed displaced fracture and stitches.
220251950005C12355Employee was replacing the grid in the screen deck. As EE prepped to weld, EE received a shock rendering EE unconscious and casing a small burn on the back of EE's right thigh. EE was sitting on the screen deck when the shock occurred.
220251950019C11894Employee stated they were pulling draw rock with a slate bar, when a piece of draw rock measuring 40"long X 27"wide X 3" thick caught a pie pan flipping the rock over onto their right foot.
220251950027C11273IE Grabbed a rotating drill steel causing their glove to get wrapped around drill steel, jamming their fingers into their wrist
220251950034C11013A roof fall was discovered on the East A Track at crosscut No. 9.  The fall was cleaned and rebolted.
220251960007C10682EE was decking a barge a fell hurting EE's elbow requiring stitches.
220251960009C11233Employee was unloading tie down plates when EE lost EE's footing and fell, causing injury to EE's left knee and left ankle.
220251960014C10532Slipped on catwalk stairs while descending to ground.
220251960020C11464I. E. was roofbolting when the drill steal became lodged in the drill chuck. I.E.  hit themselves in the hand while trying to break the steel free
220251970003C12125Employee was operating miner when rock fell out between straps and struck EE on the head and shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220251970004C11444IE was setting a 9ft bolt and the long wrench broken at the chuck, the head of the wrench cut IE left arm. The IE laceration needed 12 stitches.
220251970005C12095Contractor bent over to pick up EE's drill steel and when EE did EE's right forearm contacted a pin plate that was sitting on EE's tray resulting in a laceration. (14) sutures were required to close the wound.
220251970007C11043Employee was installing a seat in the 773 truck when EE twisted and felt something pop in EE's shoulder.
220251970012C11393IE stepped over a pile of coal and fell on left knee. IE now has compartment syndrome and swelling in left calf. Off work for 2 to 6 weeks.
220251970013C12596The elevator at Patterson Creek portal was stopped because of a dip in power. Power dipped briefly and no fan service was lost at the time. The elevator needed the rope gripper release / safety switch reset and then the elevator returned to normal operation. 
220251970014C12085Driving grader into mine, while pulling pull cord on out-by airlock door to open. the machine rolled foreword, pinching finger between cab and pull cord causing fractures and lacerations to right ring finger.
220251970016C13678During an examination of the Metz Elevator it was found that the bottom 60 feet of the counterweight rails had deformed from heat expansion. The elevator was immediately taken out of service until the counterweight rails could be replaced, before any damage was done to the counterweight or the ropes. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220251970019C12726Employee was discharging a fire suppression hose to install on a new header when they lost control causing the hose to come back striking them in the groin. They had surgery the same day and began missing work on 7/8/25 as they were unable to perform their regular duties.
220251980001C13828Mobile maintenance greaser/oiler reported on 01/13/25 that they noticed a noise in their shoulder, void of any pain or discomfort. During consultation it was learned the the EE had a previous right shoulder surgical repair. Diagnostics revealed degenerative changes to the same shoulder from years of repetitive motion and overhead work. Surgical repair was performed on 07/11/2025.
220251980002C12776EE was at the bottom of the slope attaching the supply car to the 8-ton rail motor. EE reached outside the car to swing the coupling around to align with the motor. EE felt a pop in EE's back. EE had initially filed a file only report and wasn't take off work until 07/11/2025.
220251980011C11894Employee was operating the shearer when 14 shield pulled in and struck EE's left foot. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251980012C12235Employee was using a flat head screwdriver when it slipped from EE's left hand, causing a laceration to EE's right hand. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251980013C12125Employee was standing on a tube, adjusting dog chain, when EE fell from the tube and injured EE's left ankle. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220251980014C11393Employee was exiting the Number 2 truck dump slipped on the step and fell. EE went to Logan medical center and x-rays show a fractured rib.
220251980017C13257An unintentional roof fall occurred in 3 North 113 Wall #9 Entry. The fall was approximately 16' high x 16' wide x 50' long. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material; Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this incident and no compliance issues were found.
220251980018C12626I.E. had just tightened a roof bolt.  As they dropped their boom down, the wrench came out of the pod. As they were reaching to grab the wrench as it was falling they felt a pop in their right shoulder.  Doctor's restrictions took the I.E. off work on 7-14-2025.
220251980020C12225I.E. was having a conversation with another employee at the roofbolter.  While standing the roof began to make noise.  While getting away from the area, the mine roof fell out and struck the I.E. causing multiple injuries.
220251980021C12205I.E. was having a conversation with another employee at the roofbolter. While standing the roof began to make noise. While getting away from the area, the mine roof fell out and struck the I.E. causing multiple injuries.
220251980025C11263Employee was lifting a cut 10"x7-1/2' long prop to set it as they were attempting to put it down they felt pain in lower back.
220251980026C10752EE PULLING SHIELDS MANUALLY, RIGHT FOOT/ANKLE CAUGHT BETWEEN SHIELD AND PAN
220251990001C13388While moving the car anchor, cable slack was drug under the operator's compartment. EE stood beside the deck, and started the car. The reel engaged and pulled from under the car, striking EE in the legs.  It flipped EE over and threw EE to the ground. EE complained with pain in EE's left knee.  EE was taken to the hospital by ambulance.
220251990015C12025While working in the intake, the air current blew the miners hard hat off.  While turning head to catch the hat they hit their head on the mine roof causing a laceration that was treated with 7 staples.
220251990017C11884The employee stated that they were pushing a bolt in a hole when a small piece of rock fell, striking the employee's tooth. The employee sought dental attention and had the tooth repaired.
220251990023C10431Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.
220251990024C13388An unintentional roof fall occurred in 2 East Mains at 69 Wall, #4 to #5 Entry. The fall was approximately 8' high x 16' wide x 40' long. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material; Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this incident and no compliance issues were found.
220251990025C10441Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis. 
220252020001C12015Employee was removing a bottom roller and when EE started to remove the hanger, the roller slipped out of EE's hand, striking EE on EE's right ankle.  Resulting in a nondisplaced fracture of the Tibia.
220252020007C12325Employee bent a roof bolt to get it installed in the roof. As the employee was bending the bolt back to get it aligned with the drill chuck EE's rescuer hit the rotation lever resulting in EE's right hand getting caught in the bolt.
220252020008C12305Employee was recovering rail when hook slipped off rail causing rail to strike EE's foot. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, body positioning was a factor.
220252020009C12576Employee was helping re-rail a man trip when their arm was caught between the top of the bus and a water line. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rule and regulations was not a factor, body (arm) positioning was a factor,
220252020010C13668The Winifrede Slope Hoist display screen located in the hoist drum building was to be non-operational for over 30 minutes. Electricians are currently troubleshooting on-site and conducting necessary repairs. No accidents or entrapments have resulted from this issue, and miners are not riding the Hoist Car until repairs are made. This is not an emergency escapeway.
220252020012C11704A roof fall was discovered on the Main East Haulage at 7-21. The fall was approximately 45 feet long by 16 feet wide and 10 feet high. No other part 50 criteria applies. 
220252020015C13618Disassembling equipment doors at 73 blk 2-3 6W that were laying on scoop bucket. While removing a support leg the long beam shifted and pinched their left ring fingertip between bucket and beam resulting in a fracture to the distal phalange and small open wound that required 2 sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252030002C12185Employee stated EE was in the process of pushing a roof bolt into the hole. While pushing the bolt into the hole EE felt a pop in EE's right shoulder. EE continued to work until 7/16/25 when taken off work by a doctor.
220252030006C13788Employee was installing a roof bolt when EE stated EE's back was hurting. Employee went to the hospital and was released and returned to work. Employee went to EE's primary care physician on 6/9/2025 where an MRI was conducted and produced negative results and employee returned to work. Employee returned to EE's primary care physician on 7/9/2025 where EE was placed off work.
220252030007C13458The injured was trying to remove a broken piece of conveyor flight on the Stage Loader tail sprocket inside the NDRE box and as EE was prying with a pry bar, the bar slipped causing EE to strike EE's right hand against the broken piece of flight. This resulted in a laceration to the ring finger knuckle which required four (4) sutures to close.
220252030010C12917On Miracle Run bottom (3 track) EE was attempting to adjust brakes on a battery motor and felt pain in the left side of EE's chest while attempting to loosen a bolt with channel locks, resulting in an acute chest wall strain. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252030011C12215While walking around a mantrip at the mantrip station of St. Leo Mains EE struck EE's lower right leg on the coupler, resulting in a fracture to the tibia. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252030016C11383Hopedale Mine elevator was down due to electrical problems.  The elevator was repaired and placed back in service at 8:15 pm on 7/18/2025.
220252030017C12115input output card went down. The tips stuck in causing pressure to drop off accumulators. this caused the breaks to not release and fault the system out. The hoist was back operational at 10:10 PM on 07-18-2025 
220252030018C10361EE was awarded 16.3 PPD hearing loss
220252030020C13808An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 14L miner section.  This was located in the #2 belt entry between #1 and the #2 crosscut.  The fall measured approximately 65ft long 16ft wide and 20ft high.  The fall occurred as a result of faulted area due to horizontal stress that occurred causing the strata to separate.  No injury or equipment damage as a result of this incident. 
220252030021C11393An unintentional roof fall measuring 50' long by 16' wide by 7.5' above anchorage occurred in the East Mains #2 belt entry at 17 crosscut. 
220252030022C13658Employee was traveling on foot in the #4 entry and stepped in a hole/ledge in the mine floor. EE reports feeling a 'popping' sensation in their right ankle. EE was transported by ambulance to the hospital where diagnostics revealed a fracture to their right fibula.  EE was fitted with a walking boot and released pending consultation with an Orthopedic specialist.
220252030023C10882Employee shut mantrip door on left hand, breaking and lacerating their left ring finger.
220252030024C11353An unplanned roof fall measuring 16' long by 16' wide by 7.5' above anchorage occurred in the East Mains #2 belt entry at 30 crosscut. 
220252030027C12536Employee had drilled a hole to install a roof bolt when the drill steel became stuck. As they turned to get another piece of steel to retrieve the stuck steel, the stuck steel fell from the hole, catching their thumb between the steel and the drill pot.
220252040001C10752Lightning strike that started a grass fire. No people or resources at risk.
220252040010C11864A roof fall was discovered on July 16, 2025 at approximately 4:00am. The location of the fall was on the 1st North Panel off the 3rd Main West at survey station 32+60 (xc 45) in Entry 9.
220252040018C11544While pulling belt employee's channel locks slipped off of the belt causing their elbow to hit the roof resulting in a laceration that required 4 sutures.
220252040019C11273IE was washing out a bin at the loadout when right hand came in contact with and was pinched by the door on the discharge gate.
220252050001C10712Setting feeder on belt move pinched EE's thumb in between 2 crib blocks
220252050005C12406Employee was operating a locomotive when EE hit EE's head on a cable bolt. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.   EMPLOYEE DID NOT START MISSING TIME UNTIL JULY 15th.
220252050007C12536Employee was helping with Longwall set up when EE walked away and stepped over pan line and twisted EE's ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220252050011C13368On 6/27/2025 EE was hit by a softball size piece of coal coming off shearer drum. CT scan was negative, and EE returned to work. On 7/5/2025 EE was diagnosed with pleurisy. Workers Comp investigated alleged diagnoses and could not determine if it was related or not. They accepted the claim making the incident reportable on 7/22/2025. 
220252050013C12526Employee was changing fuse on a 60V quick charger. EE unplugged the wrong charger and inserted the fuse without the fuse cap which resulted in EE feeling a shock. Employee claimed later that EE felt a tightness in EE's chest and had abnormal breathing.
220252050014C10952There was an unplanned roof fall in the #9 1st East Main, crosscut 16, between #3 and #4 entry.
220252050015C12395Employee was assisting in laying a 12' timber on a Scoop to cut for setting. EE's left middle finger was mashed between the Scoop and timber causing a laceration that took 3 stitches to close and a slight fracture at the end of the finger.
220252050017C13538An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 2 South Mains #3 entry, 47 crosscut to 47.5 crosscut. The fall was approximately 10 high x 16 wide x 80 long. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material; Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this incident and no compliance issues were found.
220252050025C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220252060009C13007A continuous miner operator was cutting coal out of the #7 heading while positioned on the lefthand inby corner of the #7 entry. One piece of the corner that consisted of coal and rock sloughed off striking EE on the left shoulder and back area. The employee was placed off of work beginning 7/21/25.
220252060010C12987Employee was helping bolter move when the reel was engaged knocking EE to the ground, landing on EE's left wrist. Finished shift but had pain and swelling the following day. Diagnosed with a fracture of left wrist and taken off work beginning 7/16/25 as EE was unable to perform EE's normal duties.
220252060012C12135Employee was bolting off miner when hole was clogged and get got dirt in EE's face and into EE's eye.  PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252060015C13568While installing bolt in the #2 entry on the 2 Right Section, Employee was starting a bolt into the hole, whenever their body contacted the lever and pushed the bolt in the mast of the roof bolter. This pushed the employee's left hand into the mast, causing a laceration/tuft fracture to the middle finger. This resulted in 4 sutures to the injured finger.
220252060016C12165A coal smoker was discovered in the ramp 20 waste dump. Dozer was walked over to bury the smoker. Smoker was extinguished but took longer than 30 minutes. No people, equipment or property was threatened at anytime.  
220252060020C10932Employee felt pain in lower abdomen when loading trash and pallets in the dumpster in Unit 3.
220252060022C10762Contractor strained shoulder while pulling down curtain in Unit 3, entry 11.
220252060023C11403Employee reported an occupational illness prior to shift start.  They continued to work until they went out for surgery the following month.
220252090005C13097Loading bags of rock dust onto FCT dust rack between 54 and 55 block #1 entry and felt pain in EE's lower back and burning in left side of lower back. Was not scheduled for work 7/22/25 due to roof fall on 3 belt. Diagnosed with muscle strain. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252090013C11844A fall of the roof occurred in the 1st SE Mains, #11 seam - 3rd 60 Beltline Crosscut 102 - #3 Entry - Spad 13+00. Fall measured approximately 25' length, 16'-18' width, 6'-10' height. 
220252090019C12245A fire occurred on the surface of the mine in the compressor building. 911 was called and the local fire department responded and worked with the mine to extinguish the fire. No injuries occurred as a result of the incident.
220252090020C12125Employee was walking onto the face when a rock came down between straps and struck EE's neck and back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rule and regulations was not a factor.
220252090021C12846Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable on 3 belt at 34 block. Fall primarily occurred in an adjacent crosscut and came over to the off side of the belt walkway. Fall was approximately 22' long, 8' wide, and 8' high. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252090022C12766Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable at 72 block intersection of 10 belt. Fall occurred primarily across the southern portion of a 6 way intersection. Fall was approximately 16' long, 12' wide and 5' high. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252090023C11894Employee was lifting track jack off of motor when EE felt pain in EE's stomach. PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252090024C13117Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable midway in between #1 and #2 seal of the Motor Barn Seal Set air course. Fall approximately 50' long, 16' wide, and 6' high. Both sides of the fall can be examined, and all seals along set are travelable. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252090027C11003I.E. was spraying sealant on a stopping when it soaked through their clothing and burnt their knees.
220252090028C11874Employee was loading beams onto mule when one of the beams pinched a finger. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252090031C10702IE slipped while walking the slope belt entry and strained their back.
220252090032C11594IE was shoveling at the slope tail when they got dizzy.  Employee was taken to the surface and transported to the local hospital to be treated for dehydration.
220252090033C10842At approximately 12:30 pm A supply man discovered a roof fall on the mantrip bottom.
220252090036C12005A non-injury roof fall occurred on the No. 3 Section; No. 2 Entry approximately 10 feet outby the last open break, at spad 8233.  Fall measured approximately 80 feet long x 20 feet wide x 6 feet high.
220252090037C12265A non-injury roof fall was discovered on No. 4 Conveyor Belt/Track; No. 34 break.  Spad 4419 in the scoop road adjacent to the fall is the nearest spad.  Fall measured approximately 55 feet long x 18 feet wide x 4 feet high.  
220252090040C13167Employee was standing on the pan-line chain when a rock fell from the roof, at the tip of the shields, and flopped toward the employee.  The rock struck the employee and pinned them against the panline structure.  The rock was approx. 9 ft long by 5ft wide by 16inch thick.  This incident resulted in fractured legs.
220252090041C11373While raising the lids on a battery scoop the operator strained their groin. The employee started missing work on 7/22/2025 for a hernia.
220252100001C11955Roof bolter operator was swinging out to install the rib pin when two rocks fell hitting the operator in the back and the left leg. Roof bolter started missing work on 7/22/2025 for inflammation.
220252100002C11644The rock duster was dusting the belt line when EE had carried the dust hose back to the duster, EE felt sharp pain in EE's back. Started missing work on 07/22/2025.
220252100003C11604Shuttle car driver was entering EE's car when a piece of coal rib struck EE in the back and the right ankle. Started missing work on 7/25/2025 for inflammation.
220252100004C12526Shuttle car operator was turning a tight muddy corner, hitting the rib with the bumper of the car it jarred EE's hand loose from the handle on the canopy, causing EE's left arm to get pinched between the car and the rib. Operator received two stitches.
220252100009C13849On 7/19/25 the injured employee twisted EE's knee while rising to EE's feet from a kneeled position but finished EE's shift. Employee missed work on 7/21/25 to be examined by a physician and returned to work on 7/22/25 with no restrictions and continued to work until 7/25/25, when EE again missed work to be evaluated by a physician. The employee received a full release for 7/28/25.
220252100017C11754EE was removing pipe in the longwall tailgate. Pipe came off wheel of man basket striking right jaw and neck area. Had CT scan with negative results. First aid treatment only.
220252100021C11674An unplanned roof fall was discovered in the #6 intersection at #41 crosscut on the #10 belt. This entry was the primary escapeway at the time the fall was discovered.
220252100023C11554IE went to connect the bottom drill steel with the top steel when the top drill steel fell from the top and smashed their little finger between the steels.
220252100027C13357IW was shoveling belts and slipped. IE threw their shoulder backwards with shovel in it to catch themselves. When IE threw shoulder back, they heard a pop. IE was taken in for evaluation and when results came back, they suffered a rotator cuff tear on right shoulder.IE continued to work until 07/22/2025 and then went out for surgery.
220252100029C11534IE was moving a cable spool and felt a pain in lower left leg. IE was transported to emergency room and diagnosed with an Achilles heel tear to left leg.
220252100030C12846The employee got dust particles in left eye while striking a bearing plate covered in dirt with a hammer.  The dust caused a scratch on the surface of eye that was treated with prescription eye drops.  The employee returned to work on next scheduled shift and has not missed any days.
220252110002C13137A unplanned roof fall occurred on the 2 North Mains at Break 47,in the #1 Entry ,  120 Ft Inby Spad 3512. There was NO Injuries, did not affect ventilation or passage of persons. Fall is being dangered off and breaker timbers are being installed at all approaches. Fall Measures 80' Long , 18-20' wide , 6-10'high
220252110005C13317Employee was standing beside a track mounted screen filling diesel exhaust fluid when a softball size lump of coal resting on a flat edge of feed hopper fell about 6 feet and struck employee on top of head causing a cut that needed cleaned and two staples.  Track screen was running but not being fed while employee was next to it.
220252110006C11183I.E. was carrying bolting supplies when EE tripped and fell hitting EE's head and fell on EE's left shoulder and ribs.
220252110011C11644When the employee was tramming the roof bolter past the intersection in Unit 2, Entry 4 @ 8+40 to pick up hog panel, the employee bumped EE's right arm on the ATRS.
220252110015C13828While putting a crib block under the continuous miner, the corner rolled striking the employee pushing their face into the side of the continuous miner causing swelling around the left eye. There was no treatment provided at initial doctor visit but they returned to the doctor on Monday 7/21/25 and was treated with prescription eye drops. We were notified of treatment on 7/28/25.
220252110017C13528EE was operating the roof bolter on the #1 North Section in the #1 entry installing outside bolt. EE slipped, right hand landed between the canopy post and long arm. EE left hand landed on the joystick and inadvertently hit the up pressure causing the long arm to extend pinching index finger and middle finger on right hand resulting in (12) stitches.
220252110018C11043The Operator was notified the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis on 7/29/2025.
220252110019C11985The mechanic and miner operator picked up the rub rail for the miner to access the panel. The mechanic felt a sharp pain in abdomen. The mechanic started missing work on 7/30/2025 for hernia repair.
220252120001C11844Employee had a rock stuck in the arms of the bolter when EE lowered the head the rock sprung out hitting the employee in the lip and shoulder causing lacerations that required sutures.
220252130001C11955The employee was getting out of the mantrip at the end of the shift and cut EE's leg on a piece of metal. The employee was then taken to our clinic and received 2 stitches in EE's lower left leg.
220252130002C12075The employee was loading a bundle of roof bolt plates onto EE's bolter tray when the plates cut the employee's hand between the thumb and index finger.  the laceration required 2 stitches to close the wound.
220252130005C11985At approx 2:57am on 7/23/25 an unplanned roof fall occurred at 15-17xc on the haulage. The roof fall measured approx 16'w x 10'h x 40'l. The fall was dangered off on all side and will be cleaned up.
220252130006C13508EE stated that while operating the 21SC shuttle car being loaded by the continuous mining machine, the bumper of the CM came in to contact with load end of the shuttle car. When the car operator pulled away, this caused the dump in to be raised slightly then fall suddenly, jarring the car operator resulting in EE's head hitting EE's head on canopy.
220252130007C10902Employee was exiting the fuel/lube truck when EE slipped in mud and turned EE's left knee.
220252130009C12866The operator of the bolter was tramming past the supply trailer and pinched EE's 4th and 5th fingers on EE's left hand between the trailer and the roof bolter. Resulting in 3 stitches in the pinky finger and a fracture to the ring finger. The employee started missing work on 7/28/2025.
220252130010C11794IE was greasing components on screen bowl. While pulling on drive belt to turn components, EE's pinky finger was pinched between belt and pulley requiring 5 stitches to close cut.
220252130011C11925The Belt mechanic was in the bathhouse cleaning EE's belt knife when drying the blade of EE's knife the index finger on the right hand hit the blade rustling in 3 stitches. No work was missed.
220252130012C12856Employee stated EE was helping to strip the red phase lead in the High Line preparing to enter the High Line into the #3 Outby KVA. As EE was stripping the lead EE's knife blade slipped causing a laceration to EE's left thumb. Employee sought medical treatment and received 5 stitches.
220252130018C12075An unplanned roof fall occurred on 07/26/2025 at approx 11:15 am on 5 North #2 belt at 45xc. The roof fall measured approx 16'W x 121'H x 70' L. The fall was dangered off on all sides and will be cleaned up.
220252130020C13277Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable on 1 North Haulage at 14 block at approximately 5:37 am. Fall primarily occurred in an adjacent crosscut and came out into the track haulage entry, continuing inby. Fall was approximately 25' long, 16' wide and 5' high. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252130021C12375Employee was attempting to remove a rock that had become lodged in the tailpiece when they felt a sharp pain in lower back. Employee was seen by a doctor and placed off work for a lower back strain. They began missing work on 07/29/2025.
220252130023C12085Employee was opening a set of air lock doors when they felt their knee pop. Employee was seen by a doctor the same day and was taken off work beginning 7/22/25 as they were unable to perform their normal job.
220252160006C11684When the miner operator activated the cutter heads on the miner, a foreign object struck the individual in the left side of face resulting in a laceration and fracture.
220252160007C12365Employee slid out of seat on bus ride out to EE's equipment.  When EE slid out of EE's seat EE hit EE's left side (ribs) on a lunchbox.  Positive X-ray showed fractured ribs.  Was released to work and returned EE's next scheduled shift.
220252160013C13458Employee was attempting to assist to move power center cars. Employee was walking into the track spur and slipped, tripped and fell over a piece of pipe. The cause of this incident was improper body mechanics. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regs was not a factor, miner proficiency was a factor.
220252160014C13087Employee was attempting to lower pipe from the rib line. The EE let the pipe down to fast and injured EE's left ribs. The cause of this incident was improper body mechanics. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regs was not a factor, miner proficiency was a factor
220252160015C12947The miner helper was cutting a crosscut when a piece of slate dropped striking EE on top of the hard hat and then hitting the back of EE's neck causing a laceration on the base of the neck then hitting the right leg below the knee. Staples were used to close the laceration. No work was missed.
220252160019C12265An unintentional roof fall occurred in the HG 13 intake air course entry 2, crosscut 7, in the weekly examiners route. Exact time in unknown due to last exam was done on 7/29/2025. Fall was discovered at 9:30 am on 7/31/2025. 
220252160023C11884EE was roof bolting a corner. As EE was retracting EE's side it caught the roof. Upon catching the roof it caused the slide out on the canopy to gap open EE caught EE's fingers in the gap.
220252160026C13137There was a reportable roof fall at 24xc on the 1W belt.  It fell to the main roof and measured approximately 77 feet long. It was rib to rib and extended from an area that had previously been mined to a height that was equivalent to the height of the fall.  This fall was investigated by MSHA after notification.
220252160027C10622IE strained EE's lower back while shoveling on the slope belt.
220252160037C11083IE was using a pry bar when it slipped and smashed THEIR left index finger between the prybar and the miner.
220252160040C10842Employee lifted two full oil cans to load onto a ride and felt a pain in their back.
220252160041C12275IE was using soft face sledge hammer and wearing face shield & puncture resistant coat while striking a bucket tooth to remove it. A small piece of metal struck IE's chin which required removal in ER and 2 stitches to close cut
220252160042C12385Employee was re-stacking a busted pallet of block onto a new pallet, when they picked up a block and twisted around, they felt a pain in their back. Employee began missing work on 07/28/2025 after following up with their family physician.
220252160043C12826Employee was walking around skids of dust in a crosscut. Employee slipped/tripped falling on a block landing on their left arm. Employee was seen at family doctor and referred to an orthopedic. On 7/30/25 it was determined they had a torn left triceps tendon and would need surgery.
220252160044C12255Employee was hanging miner cable and water line onto roller hanger when they felt pop in the middle of their back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252160046C10862A roof fall above anchorage fell at J-1 Gate Road entry #2 XC 10 and MSHA was notified
220252160048C12546Service hoist went down due to an input output card going bad. It caused the brakes to set the pump would run but not build pressure to release the brakes. replaced the card and had to have lake shore reprogram the over travel. finished work at 10:30 AM 
220252180008C12335Employee was pulling cable through intake wall on M2 crosscut #31 entry #6 when EE's right foot got caught in a pallet of block, causing EE to fall, twisting EE's knee. Employee had MRI and placed on light duty and referred to Ortho.
220252180009C13388Employee had stopped to move a bundle of pin plates out of the travel road that had fell from a pallet of supplies. While picking up the plate with EE's gloved right hand, EE received a small scratch to EE's ring finger that later became infected. EE is being treated for the infection and was taken off work. First missed day was 8/1/25.
220252180010C12005Employee was in the process of breaking slate that had fell on EE's drill steel when a small piece contacted EE's left knee causing EE to twist EE's left knee. An MRI revealed a tear to the left knee.
220252180013C10461Outby roof fall on the SD-4 XC 18 Belt Line.  
220252180017C11704I.E. was handling cables during a belt move.  They started feeling tingling in both hands along with numbness and elbow pain.  Doctor took the I.E. off work on 7-30-2025.
220252180018C11894The mine foreman was on a diesel golf cart traveling out on the supply road when a piece of slate dropped on right shoulder, right arm and right leg fracturing two ribs. No work was missed.
220252180028C11193Employee strained right shoulder while bending a 6' roof bolt and worked until 8.1.2025 making it a loss time accident.
220252180029C13528Employee was straightening bolts that were laying on the bolter in order to make room for plates that were being loaded. Another employee threw a bundle of plates on the bolter. The plates struck employee's right hand. This caused the middle finger to become smashed which resulted in a laceration to the finger and a fracture to the tip of the finger.
220252180030C13488Employee was using a lo trac to compact contents of a dumpster. As they pushed down with the forks, they dropped suddenly causing the machine to pivot. Their left forearm was pinched between the fire suppression guard on the front of the machine and the fire extinguisher guard on the rear. This resulted in a laceration which required ten sutures.
220252180031C13037Employee was standing in crosscut as a diesel scoop was pulling another diesel scoop. The chain hooked between the scoops pulled tight throwing a piece of rock striking the employee in the forehead above left eye. Employee received four sutures at the mine nurse and returned their next scheduled shift.
220252190004C11393Employee was diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis, on 6/20/2025 by a certified b reader for chest  x-rays , EE has continued to work.
220252190005C11714A roof fall was discovered in the 2 South Return at 31 crosscut. The fall is approximately 25 feet long by 16 feet wide and 8 feet high. No other part 50 criteria applies.
220252190006C11985Employee was repositioning the pan line bolter when EE was struck by a rock on EE's left ankle. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220252190021C12576Employee was riding in manbus toward the end of the track when the manbus lost traction and collided with parked bus at the end of the track. Employee felt pain in back. Employee has been working since the date of accident until taken off work as of 8/6/25.
220252190022C12195EE was installing a flyboard in the No.4 entry of No.1 section. EE pushed the board forward before finishing bolting the board in place. EE was pulling the board into position and felt something pull in their right arm.
220252190024C12927Employee was lifting a man door for a brattice when they felt a sharp pain in lower back. They finished the shift, but when they awoke the next day, they were having lower back pain. EE was seen by a physician on 7/31/25 and was taken off work as they were unable to perform their normal job.
220252190027C12997A unintentional roof fall occurred in the #1 entry of 6 south @ 61 crosscut.  The fall measured approx. 50ft long by 8ft high by 16ft wide. The fall occurred due to unconsolidated laminated shale above the primary anchorage zone.  A shift in the adverse roof caused is to fall.  Depth of cover 1020 
220252200002C12716Employee inadvertently contacted the corner of the rib with the mast of the mini-trac causing a large chunk of coal to fall, striking the employee in the right hand. The employee sustained fractures and lacerations to EE's right hand. EE began missing work on 08/04/2025.
220252200005C12215The injured was assisting to remove an impact roller from the 15 East belt run through. While attempting to push the roller on its side the injured felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back.  Started missing work on 7/31/2025.
220252200009C11003The Contrary Service hoist (8 Vent) PLC Controller program was corrupted and had to be reprogrammed.
220252200010C11654Employee stated EE was trying to pull a P-50 pump that was stuck in the mud, when EE felt some pain in EE's right groin. EE is awaiting surgery to repair the damage.
220252200011C11514IE was stepping down from a feed box to screen and lost EE's balance and fell on EE's right elbow. The doctor put EE in a sling and ordered EE off work
220252200014C11343Loading spoil in the pit and a rock rolled out of spoil hitting bucket jarring loader operator causing them to twist their lower back.
220252200016C11985Employee was assisting with pulling up miner cable slack when piece of roller hanger broke off striking them in the leg. PPE was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252200017C12365Employee was installing a rib bolt when the rib strap swung down hitting their hand and cutting a finger through their glove. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252200018C13488A contractor and employee were involved in a verbal argument that turned physical while in a mantrip. The boss stopped the mantrip and both the employee and contractor rolled out of the man trip and continued fighting until the other employees in the mantrip separated them. IE sustained 16 stiches in the ear and a spot on the face that was glued.
220252200023C11674While getting in coal hauler employee had right hand on fender of hauler, when a rock struck employees hand requiring 1 stitch. Employee returned to work the next day.
220252230001C11484An unintentional roof fall above anchorage measuring 35' long by 16' wide by 7' in height occurred in the East Mains #3 belt entry at 23 crosscut.  
220252230004C12305Employee exited a supply locomotive and twisted EE's knee. EE continued working EE's normal job through a series of follow up appointments & physical therapy until being removed from duty on 8/7/25 to have ligament repair surgery.
220252230007C11504Employee strained EE's left shoulder while shoveling out the 6SLW dewatering box at the head.  The employee has previously had this shoulder repaired.
220252230018C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220252230019C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220252230024C13849The injured employee and a 3rd Part Electrical Engineer were troubleshooting a permissible line splitter. A faulty monitor was identified, the 110 volt circuit was de-energized and the employee proceeded to remove the monitor. Both electricians believed the high voltage was de-energized and during the monitor removal, the employee contacted a phase of the energized high voltage.   
220252240001C11965While cribbing track that was lifted with a jack, employee stepped over track to get a crib when the jack fell causing the rail to impact EE's left calf causing small abrasion and a broken fibula.
220252240004C11714While employee was roof bolting when a piece of rock fell from top striking EE's left thumb. Employee was taken to hospital where they determined EE had a fractured thumb.
220252240007C11634An employee was bent over working on suction line when a piece of rock fell out between bolts in Unit 1, Entry 4 at 18+61, striking the employee on the lower back.
220252240017C13798An unintentional roof fall occurred at 105 xcut in 6 south area of the mine.  This fall occurred in a belt line intersection.  The fall measured approximately 50ft long by40ft wide by 20ft high.  The fall was caused by adverse roof conditions created by two stream valley intersecting at this area.  Depth of cover in the area was 750 ft and was originally mined in March of 2022
220252240019C12265While trying to loosen a stuck dust hose fitting with a pair of channel locks on the twin boom bolter in St Leo Mains at 105 block they felt pain in lower back. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252250003C12516Building block wall between track and return entries between #3 and #4 seals of motor barn seal set and felt pain in upper chest area while lifting a block above EE's head and twisting. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252250008C12436Injured was de-trashing the 7W section in the #2 entry at 56 block and while attempting to pull a piece of curtain out that was stuck in the mud EE felt pain in EE's lower back. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252250009C12506Employee was drilling the outside bolt on EE's 5th row. EE's right hand was resting on EE's right knee when a piece of rock fell from the roof striking EE's hand. This caused a laceration between EE's thumb and pointer finger resulting in 7 stitches.
220252250012C12526Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable on Main West Haulage at 36 1/2 block at approximately 8:45 pm. Fall approximately 20' long, 16' wide and 10' high. Area mined near July of 1967. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252250017C13177On 7/26/25 Employee backing up at shovel contacted the loaded shovel bucket, no med care at that time. Later pain got worse and was seen and given a week off work with no diagnosis, an MRI was taken and on 8/11/25 company was notified of a possible C7 fracture. After incident review a 2nd opinion has been requested.
220252260006C12486Employee was changing steels on pan line bolter when EE's foot slipped and was caught under the drill pod. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. body positioning was a factor.
220252260011C12616An 80 year old security guard was found deceased in the Guard Shack at the entrance to the mine property.  The victim was found at 11:06 PM and based on written security logs, the victim died at some point after 8:20 PM when EE made EE's last written log entry.
220252260018C12165I.E. was lifting rub rail on continuous miner to put back into place. As the I.E. raised the bar they felt a pop in their left elbow. I.E. continued to work until doctor's restrictions took them off work on 8/7/2025.
220252260019C11914Employee was removing a block plate on a stick cylinder after a hose had ruptured. As they loosened the plate, hydraulic fluid exited from behind the plate, striking the employee in the face.
220252260020C13808Injured was roof bolting on the 36 1/2 block main west roof fall with an air drill when some head coal around an adjacent roof bolt fell out and allowed a bowling ball sized rock to slide out and strike them in the upper back, resulting in a possible muscle strain/sprain (no bruising, x-ray and CT scan negative). No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252260021C12726IE was doing hoist check on Elevator and was walking down stairs and slipped catching themselves. IE pulled their shoulder in the process.  The incident took place on 02/20/2025 and employee never missed a regular scheduled shift until 08/04/2025. IE had shoulder surgery.
220252270002C10902Roof fall, SC4 crosscut #15 Entry #5. Black shale and stack rock approximately 20x30 feet.
220252270003C13327Employee was tramming roof bolter from the #2 heading to out by the LOCC. EE was walking backwards and holding drill cable slack pulling it back as EE walked and trammed the drill. EE stated EE stumbled over loose gob and catching EE's balance EE stepped on a ledge on corner of the rib at the intersection twisting EE's right knee.
220252270005C10461Employee suffered a medical cardiac emergency.
220252270007C12195Employee claims to have been struck by a high pressure hose in EE's left bicep while running the longwall controller. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220252270008C11854Employee was loading beams on mule and was struck in the testicles with the beam. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor. 
220252270010C12285Employee carried a 5 gal bucket of Power Train approximately 25 feet from the 8 vent bottom sand storage area to EE's tram and as EE lifted and twisted to get the can up to fill EE's tram EE felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back.
220252270011C13117The injured was attempting to cut a piece of mine belt to be used as skirting material. While using both hands on the utility knife, EE lost EE's balance and slipped, and while EE's arm was stretched out to catch self, EE's left wrist contacted the knife causing a laceration, which required 3 sutures to close.
220252270012C12426The employee stated that while crossing the North Mains belt, foot slipped on the crossover, causing them to fall and pinch their knee. The employee sought medical attention and was taken off work on 8/6/2025. This is being reported as a LTA.
220252270013C12225A roof fall occurred at this location on 8-5-2025. The fall location was on the 2nd East in entry #5 in the intersection at survey station 12+00. The fall measured 20ft wide, 40 ft long, and 6-7ft high. No one was injured.
220252270015C12416Employee was a bolter helper that was installing roof bolts, Operator lowered the bolter head and struck the employees hand between a drill steel and the bolter head.  This caused a laceration that stitches were used to close the laceration.
220252300004C11754Employee was moving cables on LW when EE strained EE's shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252300007C13618Employee was pinning when a piece of draw rock fell striking EE in the middle of EE's back on the right side. EE finished EE's shift but when EE came in the next day EE wanted to be checked by a physician. X-rays were negative for fractures but EE said EE was unable to work so EE was taken off work beginning 8/6/25 as EE was unable to perform EE's normal job.
220252300009C11163Technician pinched EE's thumb while installing a pin retainer plate causing a laceration that required two stitches.
220252300012C12636Portable fire extinguisher accidentally discharged in excavator cab. While attempting to step down from the machine the tracks were not aligned causing the excavator operator to hang from the grab handle of the cab. This strained left bicep tendon causing injury.
220252300013C13648On 8/2/25 employee picked up a small air compressor and felt a pain in groin/stomach area. Employee continued to work and sought medical treatment on 8/8/25 and diagnosed with a potential hernia. EE continues to work and has fulfilled all their duties as a dispatcher.  The employee is scheduled to see a specialist for complete diagnosis and applicable treatment.
220252300016C11985IE was completing a pre-op on a rock truck when they slipped and fell.  When the employee fell, they felt a pain in right shoulder.  The employee finished the shift and requested treatment on 8-7-25
220252300017C13428The employee was in the #9 entry on the # 3 section. EE was scaling the mine roof when a rock measuring 3 inches thick by 34 inches wide by 16 inches long fell striking them on the right boot. The area was approximately 6 feet high and damp. the employee suffered a fracture to a small bone on the side of the right foot just below the ankle.
220252300018C12235Employee stated they were changing out the belts on the blower motor on a roof bolter, they had crawled to the edge of the machine, when the shield flipped up knocking them to the ground landing on their right arm/shoulder.
220252300019C13197A fall occurred on 08/10/2025 approx at 12:10 a.m. in the No. 4 entry near spads 17094 and 17085, 20 to 30 feet. This fall was a continuation of a fall that occurred on July 28, 2025, at approx 12:45 pm in the No.4 entry near spad No. 17107. This area has been under a K-Order since July 28 with multiple modifications.
220252300020C13428Employee 1 was operating a pickup truck that was being backed up to hook up to a pump so it could be relocated.  Affected employee was guiding the truck to align the pintle hitch of the pump.  As the trucks bumper and the pintle hitch made contact, employee pinched a finger as they were trying to align the pin that didn't fully seat itself.
220252310002C12446Employee was using a bolter wrench to tap the dust out of EE's drill steel. After striking the drill steel the employee struck self with the wrench in the mouth. It was determined on 8/11/25 that EE had a chipped tooth that would need repaired.
220252310004C12365Employee was moving miner cable over in order to hang when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's lower abdomen. EE was later seen by a doctor and diagnosed with a hernia. EE underwent surgery on 8/11/2025 and is expected to make a full recovery.
220252310005C11985While handing an angle grinder to EE's supervisor, EE inadvertently contacted the rotating grinding wheel with EE's left hand resulting in a laceration. (8) sutures were required to close the wound.
220252310007C11864Employee was picking up a hollow block while building an intake stopping and felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back. EE was placed off work beginning on 08/14/2025 for a lower back strain.
220252310009C11423I.E. was putting up a rib bolt when it became hung while EE was pushing it in. When EE tried to push it in EE felt a pop in EE's left shoulder
220252310010C10942A fire occurred at the overland belts on the stacker belt. No other part 50 criteria applies. 
220252310011C12676Employee had EE's left foot on the miner step, reaching for a roof strap, when the miner sumped forward and caused EE's left foot to become caught between the miner. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/system not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220252310012C10612Employee closed EE's finger in the door of EE's pickup truck.
220252310016C12095Injured employee was in the process of closing air lock doors at the mouth of the section when left hand was caught between the doors. This caused a laceration on the left index finger, resulting in 8 sutures.
220252320008C12506EE was leveling EE's drill pot and EE's left middle and ring fingers were mashed between the adjustment rods and a nut on the inside of the drill boom causing a laceration requiring 2 stitches to the ring finger and tuft fractures to each finger tip.
220252320011C11163Employee was tightening a pipe union. The wrench slipped off. The employee later stated that EE's elbow was hurting.
220252320012C11654Employee was operating #29 Coal Hauler when they drove over a hole or something in haul-road, causing the employee to move in the seat fracturing EE's left side rib.
220252320015C12155While EE was removing the inner cap to change a conveyor torque shaft, oil, under pressure, came out of the conveyor pot and covered EE's arms, hands and a few places on EE's face.  This caused burns and blistering.
220252320018C10902WHILE UNLOADING SUPPLIES FROM TRUCK BED, BULL HOSE WAS DROPPED, STRIKING TOP OF LEFT FOOT.
220252320026C10662IE was climbing off the grader when they strained their left knee.
220252320030C12165While drilling for cable bolt, reached with left hand grabbing cable bolt from tray and went to pull it off, cable bolt slipped through hand and momentum caused them to hit their hand on drill pot causing laceration.
220252330002C10762Employee was clean rock off belt and out of chute when strained lower back. 
220252330004C12355On 06/12/2025 employee reported that a coworker kicked the back of the front seat from the back seat of a quad cab pickup on 06/11/2025. On August 4th the employee was treated at an urgent care facility and released with restrictions. 
220252330007C12075Employee was helping load center bolter, EE pulled cable bolt from scoop and hurt EE's shoulder, PPE was not a factor, mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor .
220252330008C12856On 8/12/2025, employee was testing A/C on a truck and turned blower on high. Dust came out of vent and went behind safety glasses and into their right eye. On 8/18/25 eye was still irritated and went to doctor and given a prescription to help heal the scratch. No work has been missed.
220252330015C13448Employee was attempting to remove a steering jack pin with a sledge hammer. During the process right index finger was caught between the handle of the hammer and the frame of the scoop causing a laceration. They continued to perform their normal duties until 8/13/25 when they were treated for a fracture and given 5 sutures for the laceration.
220252340003C11454An unintentional roof fall measuring 16' long by 16' wide by 6' in height occurred in the East Mains #2 belt entry at 25 wall, crosscut 2 to 3.  
220252340005C13167Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable between #3 and #4 seal of 1 South Seal set (approx. 20' long, 16' wide, 6' high). No injuries, entrapments, and ventilation not disrupted. All seals along seal set can be examined. Area mined January of 1990. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252340006C13267Injured was picking up a rock that was caught in the grizzly bars of the loading machine at 42 block for the Harvey rehab project when EE felt pain in EE's left arm/shoulder and neck. Started missing work 08/20/25. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE. Previous history with neck/shoulder/arm pain.
220252340007C12596The mine received a Self-Insured Employer Decision on 08/21/25 from a medical report dated 08/18/25. The report identifies a 3.3% permanent partial disability (hearing loss) possibly from occupational noise exposure. Employee has been retired since 01/31/2024
220252340011C13698Injured employee was roof bolting from the continuous miner at the face on 8W CM Section. After installing a bolt, employee walked back to the bolt tray to get another bolt and a piece of coal fell from the roof and struck EE on the right shoulder. Employee stated roof conditions were good and coal fell without warning. Has pain & soreness and possible Labrum damage.
220252340018C12446EE was pushing dirt off a coal fender to bury warm coal when the fender gave out and the dozer slide off sideways. The dozer overturned landing upright on the tracks. EE sustained a 1 inch laceration on their scalp requiring a suture to close. 
220252340020C11874Employee was pulling slack to hang a cable in front of the #1 unit sub when they strained their back. Employee continues to do their normal duties but started physical therapy on 8/13/25.
220252340022C11083An unintentional roof fall occurred on 8/15/2025 at 3:35 am located at A slope sump in the slope runaround. 
220252340027C11904Employee was releasing comealongs that was hooked into a eye on a spreader bar & a set of belt clamps. The eye on the spreader bar broke causing the comealong to cut their left pinky finger.
220252340033C13438Employee stated they were installing an exhaust on a D10 dozer. Employee stated while looking up to watch what they were doing they felt some debris fall down on their sleeves, forehead and neck. Employee stated they felt discomfort in right eye when they got home to wash their face. Employee did seek medical treatment. Prescribed eye drops.
220252370005C11403Employee was setting bits, turned to go to back of continuous miner and stepped in a hole. EE twisted EE's left knee and fell to the ground.
220252370006C12065Employee was greasing the feeder when EE slid down a pile of material beside of the feeder causing EE to strain EE's back. EE continues to perform EE's normal duties but started physical therapy on 8/18/25.
220252370007C12506Employee loaded roof straps onto scoop. Once loaded EE took gloves off to steps them down. EE grabbed wire to tie down straps and EE's left hand slipped back causing EE to hit hand and pinky finger which resulted in a laceration to EE's pinky finger.
220252370011C11383Employee stated EE grabbed the post on the mantrip to get in when another employee shut the mantrip door, striking EE's left pinky finger.
220252370018C13177An unintentional roof fall had occurred at 4 Zone track in the #3 entry 3 to 4 block. No equipment was damaged with no injurie to persons. The area was dangered off with additional support set. The secondary lifeline was rerouted before work was resumed. No ventilation controls were affected at any time during this.
220252370020C12646Employee was changing a battery in rubber-tired ride when EE dropped the new battery in place, battery acid splashed in EE's right eye. Eye was flushed, EE was diagnosed with a corneal abrasion, and employee received prescription eye drops. Medical Treatment Only.
220252370021C12937Employee was loading trash into an insert when a sharp piece of a torn-up pizza pan, that was hidden from view in the trash, struck EE's left forearm causing a laceration. Employee received 8 sutures to close the wound and was given a full release with no restrictions. Medical Treatment Only.
220252370024C12255Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable on 8 belt at the 26 block intersection. Fall approximately 35' long, 30' wide and 9' high, area mined near June 1978. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252370031C12315Employee was moving feeder cable when they felt pain in shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. EMPLOYEE DID NOT START MISSING WORK UNTIL AUGUST 13th.
220252370032C12115Employee was carrying roof straps from track to belt when they slipped and fell injuring a shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252370033C12476Employee was loading belt structure into scoop bucket. They had their hand on the bucket when it was hit by another piece of belt structure. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations not a factor.
220252370034C12375Employee was helping with belt splices when they stepped away to clean their glasses they were struck in the eye by a piece of rivet.  PPE was a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was a factor.
220252370035C11914An un-planned roof fall occurred on 8/20/2025 at 12:04 am. The roof fall measured approximately 16'wide by 50' long and 6' high. The fall was dangered off on all sides and will be cleaned up.
220252370036C11604I.E. was unloading trash out of the truck when they walked between the dumpster and the open door of the truck and cut their leg on the corner of the open door.
220252370038C11614Water pump was not pumping and employee attempted to opened the drain valve when the pipe that is attached to the valve broke causing hot water to spray out.    
220252370039C11664A roof fall was discovered at 39+00 on the river haulage. The fall was approximately 50 feet long by 16 feet wide and 20 feet high. No other part 50 criteria applies.
220252370040C11664A roof fall was discovered on the river haulage at 41+25. The fall was approximately 25 feet long by 16 feet wide and 15 feet high. No other part 50 criteria applies.
220252370041C11925IE was attempting to hang a 6 ton come along to the roof, IE was standing on a 6ft ladder, when the ladder slipped out from under employee. Employee fell breaking left leg and left collarbone.
220252370044C12686IE was cutting bottom and slowly trammed miner to the right. The miner cable loop rolled up and struck IE in the back of left knee. IE continued to work until 08/15/2025 where the MRI showed they had a slight tear in their meniscus. IE chose to have surgery to repair.
220252370046C13448On August 18th at approximately 4:00pm employee was advancing a shield over the shearer in a effort to support rock that was falling out from the roof and face. They lowered the shield adjacent to the one they were operating from, when rock that was approximately 8"x8"x 12" thick struck them on the left hand causing injury to their left hand.
220252370047C12055Road was wet and driver lost control of rock truck when going down the hill causing them to lose control and they hit the side of the mountain. Employee drove themselves to the hospital to get checked out.
220252370049C12115Employee stated that while they were drilling the outside bolt hole with the starter steel, a piece of rock that measure 6"x 8"x 1/2" fell out and struck them on the right forearm. This resulted in a laceration.
220252370050C10822IE was looking in the dust box when a rib rolled out and hit them into the bolter.
220252390001C12195It is believed that water deteriorated the immediate roof causing it to fail, then allowing the upper strata to become unstable and overcome the supplemental roof support that had been installed causing the roof fall.  
220252390002C11955End loader was pulling up Highwall Miner cable slack. The cable got tight and started sliding toward Employee. EE tried to jump out of the way but caught EE's left ankle knocking EE to the ground
220252390003C12406While the employee was hanging cables, EE slipped and fell backwards twisting EE's right ankle.  EE worked all scheduled shifts until EE was treated for a sprained ankle on 8/21/25 and subsequently taken of work.  Lost work days began 8/21.
220252390006C12756CMW in personal vehicle was pulling up and turning to the left preparing to stop and back in to a parking spot. Before EE came to a stop, EE's truck struck another person walking across the lot that EE did not see. IE was taken to local ER and kept overnight for observation.
220252390008C11464While carrying belt structure, employee felt pain in right arm. They tripped while carrying a top roller and felt pop in right elbow/forearm area.
220252390011C11784Employee was entering the belt line and went to open large 4' man door, when lost their grip on the door causing it to close on right ring finger resulting in fracture to finger.
220252390012C13327Employee at 2 East Belt take-up found rope fouled in sheave. While using 3/4-ton chain ratchet on roof bolt plate, the plate eye broke, causing a fall and left knee injury. Later diagnosed with torn ACL. Employee continued normal duties until 8/26/2025, when they went off for surgery. First missed shift 8/26/2025. Claimed as NFDL.
220252390014C12536I.E. was installing roof bolts. As employee was putting glue into the hole they had just drilled they felt a pull and a burning feeling in left bicep and shoulder. I.E. was taken off work after doctor's restrictions limited use of left arm on 8/25/2025.
220252390019C11564IE was lifting the breaker top to perform maintenance when a hinge on a door broke.  The door fell and struck the employee's right foot causing a contusion.
220252390020C11293IE exiting a mantrip that was stuck on a hill.  When they went towards the crosscut, they stumbled and fell striking right elbow.
220252390021C10862IE felt a pop in right shoulder as they were putting a roll of dust hose in a mantrip.
220252400001C13808EE was driving a rock truck out of the pit area when the load shifted while traveling uphill. The front wheels lifted off the ground and abruptly came back down once the load was dumped out of the bed, causing the employee pain in EE's back. The injury occurred on August 11, but the employee continued working until August 19, when EE visited the doctor and was written off work.
220252400004C13327Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable on 4 belt at 40 block at approximately 12:30 am on 08/24/25. Fall primarily occurred on the offside walkway at the intersection. Fall was approximately 20' long, 6' wide and 4 1/2' high. Area was mined near December of 1967. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252400009C13357Employee was bolting in the #4 Left Entry when a piece of rock fell from the mine roof striking EE on the right hand. Employee was diagnosed with a laceration of the right 5th distal finger (pinky) and received 6 sutures to close the wound. Employee was given release and return to work on 8/26/2025 performing EE's normal work duties.
220252400010C11714Standing on a ladder knocking a Huk bolt loose on the wear-liner of the rotary breaker chute when the ladder slipped causing EE to fall over the guardrail onto the ground.
220252400011C11754A non-injury roof fall was discovered in the intersection at the #5 crosscut on Yankee Mains (No. 5 belt) in the N0. 4 entry. The fall was approximately 20' x 20' x 10' thick.
220252400017C12776Employee was working on taking slack out of loader cats. when EE went to remove tool there was still pressure on it the tool and grease struck EE in the face and eye. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252400018C10952Went to change battery on a scoop when the battery slid off of the cribs and hit IE in the knee
220252400025C13728Employee was scooping block, the scoop canopy struck the rib, dislodging material that fell into the operator's deck and hit the employee's left elbow, causing a laceration. Employee completed the shift, self-transported to the hospital, received six sutures, was fully released, and returned to regular duty on 8/27/2025 performing regular duties. Medical Treatment Only.
220252400030C13217Employee was assisting their bolting partner tram their roof bolt machine from #4 right to #4 left. While tramming the roof bolt machine, the operator did not see the employee at the rear of the machine while getting into position in #4 Left and caught the injured employee between the roof bolt machine and the coal rib.
220252400033C13658Employee was loading a shuttle car in the first turn of 7 right. They went to take a step back and lost footing and fell backwards striking their head, neck and upper back against the shuttle car resulting in an acute fracture of the T6 vertebrae. Employee is expected to make a full recovery without surgery being required. They started missing work on 08/27/2025.
220252410002C11193Secondary escapeway mine hoist had a faulty contactor, all production was stopped until hoist was back up and running. 
220252410006C11474While washing ATV on wash racks, sun was shining in eyes. Miss judge the opening between wheel tracks. Fell between landing on left side of chest. 
220252410011C13598Employee was digging through the tool box on EE's diesel ride when the heavy steel tool box lid fell smashing the three middle fingers of EE's right hand. EE finished EE's shift then went to the mine nurse where EE received sutures in EE's right ring finger and middle finger due to the lacerations. EE returned to work at EE's normal job without restriction.
220252410012C11574While passenger in mantrip leaving Unit 1, they hit a hole causing employee to pop up and land on hammer in tool belt, striking the lower right side of back.
220252410018C13277Employee was traveling on a man bus on C-5 Track, XC #29, and slid into another man bus when they struck lower legs on the seat that was flipped in the down position in front of them causing a contusion to left lower leg (unable to apply weight to stand/walk) and an abrasion to right lower leg. *STARTED LOSING TIME 8/25/2025*
220252410020C11774A non injury roof fall was found on 1 belt break 5 in the travel way. The mine examiner had finished their examination and was on the way to the surface when the fall was found.
220252450003C12175The employee stated EE was in the process of hand loading a 6-foot bolts in a scoop bucket and felt pain in EE's left arm. The employee sought medical attention and was taken off work. This is being reported as an LTA
220252450004C11824A roof fall was discovered in J Entry of the North A Belt area between crosscuts 3 and 4.  The fall is approximately 8' high, 15' wide and 100' long.  All accesses were dangered off.
220252450012C13728Injured employee was operating longwall shields when EE stumbled on a relay bar. EE put out EE's right hand to catch self but EE's hand landed on a bolt plate (Jennmar Mini Monster Mat), causing a laceration. Employee sought medical attention and the laceration was glued closed and bandaged. No rules or regulations were violated and employee has training and experience.
220252450015C11143Employee received crushing fatal injuries while assisting MSHA inspection of elevator inside of Preparation Plant.
220252450027C10752Employee was cutting a cable with a razor knife and cut 3 of their fingers.
220252450028C12876Injured and another employee was putting a set of scoop batteries on charge. Injured bent over to pick up the female end of the jumper cable when upon doing so, they felt a pain in their back going down right leg. We were not informed of the results from the specialist until 08/28/2025.
220252460002C10993An unplanned roof fall occurred on J7 section on 2 gas, 15 crosscut, #3 entry in the intersection. 
220252460005C11975Employee was cutting a piece of scrape belt to make DTI pads when the blade slipped contacting the employees left forearm resulting in a laceration. (1) lace suture was required to close the wound.
220252460006C12305Module on the back of the touch screen/display went bad which blew a control fuse and caused rope grippers to engage, entrapping 1 miner on the Sugar Run Elevator until 9:25 pm. No problems with compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252460008C12065Injured bent over to pick up a powder bag with 4 16 oz. bottles of water in it and felt pain in EE's lower back from a muscle strain/sprain. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252460010C13237Injured operating 15 man personnel carrier down 9 South haulage between 90 and 120 block. Foot came off deadman switch, causing vehicle to go into neutral, injured looked down to switch vehicle back into direction and struck EE's hard hat off the mine roof. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252460013C10451Employee was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis.  
220252460014C12786An alleged face ignition was reported in the 2 South Right Mains section while mining in the #10 entry inby 99w. An investigation revealed that a sulfur ball was present in the face, 60 inches from the left rib. MSHA cited 8 missing bits on the miner head. No injuries occurred.
220252460018C13628Employee was placing scoop batteries on charge. After plugging in the batteries, EE raised the lids to vent and was overcome by an unknown gas. Employee suffered watery eyes, runny nose, headache, and labored respirations. Employee was transported, given breathing treatments, examined & released. No regulations were violated and EE has training and experience.
220252460020C12977An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 2 East Mains 66w, #4 to #5 entry. The fall was approximately 8'high x 16'wide x 40' long. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material. Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this accident.
220252460021C12907On 08/30/2025 at 14:15 pm a roof fall was discovered in the intersection of crosscut 17 #2 entry in 12 right tailgate. It was determined at that time the roof fall was above the anchor point for the primary roof support. The Msha Hotline was notified of the roof fall at 14:22 pm 08/30/2025
220252460025C12195An un-planned roof fall occurred on 8/24/2025 at 12:48am on Mainline 15 track 13xc. The roof fall measured approximately 16' wide by 50' long and 10' high. The fall was dangered off on both sides and will be cleaned up.
220252460026C11784An unplanned roof fall on 8/27/25 at 3:25pm on Mainline 12 track 14xc. The roof fall measured 16' wide by 30' long and 10' high. The fall was dangered off and will be cleaned up.
220252460027C13017A roof fall was discovered in the F Butt #1 worked out area. The fall appears to have started in the #3 (belt) entry and traveled through the x-cuts left and right to the #2 and #4 entries, measuring approximately 20' wide, 80' long, and an undetermined height. The exact cause of the fall is unknown.
220252460031C11734Employee was setting up breaker on scoop, when the plastic knob on lever broke causing it to lacerate right hand. Employee was taken to hospital where they applied stitches.
220252460032C11484Employee was using a railroad jack to reposition a beam under a belt head when the bar slipped out of their hand and struck them just under the lip.
220252460034C13067An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 2 South Mains 49w to #50w in the #1 entry. The fall was approximately 12'high x 16'wide x 84'long. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material. Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this accident.
220252460036C13768Employee was hanging fly pads between #3 and #4 entry. While looking up driving a nail they experienced watering and burning sensation in the left eye. when the employee got home and inspected their eye, they decided to be seen by a medical professional the piece of metal was removed, and they were prescribed medicated eye drops. the area was approximately 8' high and damp.
220252470011C12045The safety catches for the Production Hoist Columbia mini-Cage hoist would not work during a hoisting examination.  The Safety Catches were repaired/replaced on 9/2/25 @ 3:30 PM and put back into service.
220252470014C11253Employee was coming down a ladder when they slipped and fell to the ground. Employee was diagnosed with a fractured tailbone.
220252470016C11975Building a wall. Employee was pulling a block off the top layer of the cube with right hand. when the block fell smashing left pointer finger. that they had resting on the edge of the scoop bucket.
220252470017C10922A coal fire was discovered in the South Pit that could not be extinguished within 30 minutes
220252480009C13368EE was working in the beltline and stated that EE was not feeling good, after sitting down EE collapsed EE's Co-workers checked EE and found no pulse at which time they began CPR, an AED was retrieved. EE was brought outside with CPR in progress. Around 3:50 AM EE was transferred to Sevier County EMS and taken to the Medical Examiner.
220252480011C13357Injured was cutting a zip tie off an oil soaked hydraulic hose in the Metz Motor Barn washdown bay when EE's left hand holding the hose slipped off and EE struck EE's left index finger on the razor knife blade resulting in a laceration that required 4 sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252480018C12175EE was replacing a single point lubricator on a plant roller bearing cap. While withdrawing their hand their right index finger contacted the zero speed sensor mount causing a laceration requiring 5 sutures to close. 
220252480019C10672Smoker was identified in Area 7. No personnel or resources at risk.
220252480025C11303While installing a cable bolt, the roof bolt plate came in contact with their forearm causing a laceration that required 4 staples
220252480028C11203While walking from AC10 towards power center to put breaker in, stepped in a hole in the travel way twisting left ankle.
220252510001C11093Employee stated that EE was loading a scrap top roller into back of a pickup when EE felt a pop in EE's back.
220252510005C12255The injured was replacing a damaged belt rail and as EE was replacing the rail, the employees right middle finger was caught between the top structure and the belt rail, causing a laceration which required 7 sutures to close.
220252510012C11804As the operator of the roof bolter stood up and twisted at the same time, EE felt a strain in the middle of EE's back. Started missing work on 8/29/2025 and returned on 09/03/2025.
220252510013C11864The employee was loading miner cable into the bed of a miner when EE felt pain in EE's right shoulder. No work was missed, continued to have pain, started physical therapy on 09/04/2025.
220252510014C12536Employee was hauling shields with motor, when motor came off track they struck against the kitchen resulting in bruising and strained muscles. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252510016C12365The examiner was traveling in a golf cart when they stopped for traffic. A piece of slate fell, striking their hard hat and both arms. The slate broke, causing a laceration to left forearm that required sutures. No work time was missed.
220252510019C13808Employee to restore suction to the left side of the roof bolter that was damaged. A loose piece of middleman (4'longX20"wideX10"thick) broke loose between the boom and last rib pin, hitting the drill then rolling towards the employee. The rock struck the employee in the upper groin area, rolling down right leg then pinning ankle to the mine floor. employee has broken foot bone.
220252510021C13227A wildland fire was discovered west of the active mining area and not extinguished within 1/2 hour of discovery. Upon further investigation, the fire is not within the mining permit boundary. No mine personnel, equipment, or facilities were in danger. The fire was believed to be started by lightning that was in the area.
220252510024C12726Electricians were trouble shooting panel on miner, before they knocked the breaker injured bent over to look inside to see where the smoke was coming from when an arc flash occurred. Employee was burnt on left side of face and right hand, removal of burnt skin was needed.
220252510025C11073A roof fall occurred at crosscut #27 between #2 and #3 entries on Headgate #1 damaging the return stopping.
220252510027C12716After climbing up on to the track of a Dozer, the employee was attempting to latch the drop-down handrail when the handle broke and they lost balance and fell. The employee was taken to clinic, employee has fractured Spinous Process, given medication and rest for a week.
220252520009C12766Small roof fall was found in non-active area of the mine. full roof support was installed according to plan, with additional 12 foot cable bolts and monster mats.   Ventilation was not interrupted. Fall was approximately rib to rib, 7-8 foot at the anchor zone, 9 foot wide.  
220252530001C11283IE was walking in the belt entry and stepped awkwardly on a small rock. IE suffered a fracture on the outside of the right foot.
220252530015C11754Employee stated that they were in the #5 entry installing the last row of roof bolts, while manually bending a roof bolt, they stated that they felt a "pop" in right shoulder.
220252530018C12145The employee was standing on the roof bolter. While moving the hung miner cable by hand, they lost balance falling backwards hitting the drill mast, resulting in a 1-inch laceration on the right side of their neck.
220252530019C11173Employee stated they were applying brakes, when the front end jerked causing them to run under the moving slope belt.
220252530020C10552Employee reported intermittent pain with overhead work.
220252540003C12496An unintentional roof fall occurred as the 6 Left Entry was connected into the # 5 Entry, Break # 74. MSHA and WV State officials have been notified and are on-site conducting their investigation. No accidents or injuries occurred from the incident.
220252540004C12385EE stated that EE bent over to pick up a 48" roller, and when EE went to pick it up, EE felt a knot pop out in the groin area. This incident became reportable after the EE was diagnosed with a hernia on August 26 by medical professionals.
220252540007C11283IE was trying to get the mesh off the tip of the shield when the shield tip came down and hit IE in the back causing a fracture.
220252540014C12285While checking the tightness of the belt on the skid steer, IE had ahold of the belt when other employee tried starting the skid steer, it pulled their right index finger into the pully and pinched it between the pully and belt.
220252540015C12876A roof fall was discovered on a wire run on Sunday 9/31 near spad 2350 extending to spad 2355 #3-4 crosscut. This area was mined approximately 14 years ago and was in an area where sandstone in the intermediate roof created a local "dome" of stacky shale below it in the #3-4 crosscut.  
220252540016C11784A roof fall was discovered on the River Haulage at 64+00. The fall was approximately 40 feet long by 7 feet wide and above the anchorage point. No other part 50 criteria applies.
220252540017C12887Employee was drilling a hole to install a pin when the steel became stuck. As they went to pull the steel out they felt a pain in their right shoulder. They continued to work their normal job until they were taken off work beginning 9/5/25 as they were unable to perform their normal job.
220252550001C10732Employee twisted left knee while dismounting Co# 976 drill after fueling.
220252550003C10862I.E. was stepping down off of the bolter when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's lower back.
220252550005C10932I.E. was hanging a tube when EE said a strap broke and the tube fell striking EE on the head.
220252550007C11133Individual was installing 48" roof bolt and felt a pinching type of pain in EE's back. Worked up till 09/10/2025.
220252550009C10782Fire ball from coal shot got into vegetation. No people or resources affected.
220252550010C11153Employee misjudged step on boarding ladder. Held on to handrail with right arm so they wouldn't fall to the ground.
220252550018C12596While employee was walking to the end of the track. They tripped and felt a pain in their right ankle. They had a follow up appointment on 9/9/25 and was diagnosed with a sprained ankle and subsequently taken off work at that time. Lost workdays began 9/9/25.
220252580006C13648Injured employee was walking past the Longwall Stageloader toward the face when a piece of coal fell from the roof and hit EE on the back causing EE to fall against the side of the Stageloader near the #1 shield. Received a cut above EE's left eyebrow requiring 5 sutures to close. Returned to work EE's next scheduled shift. No rules or regulations were violated.
220252580007C12917Rolling belt in the old works. Two EE's working together both of them had ahold of the square tubing the other EE pulled on the 4" tubing pulling the other EE's hand into the pack man plate pinching EE's finger between the plate and the tubing. Resulting in two stitches and a broken finger.
220252580010C12806Injured employee was walking along the shuttle car haul road on the 8W CM Section. EE heard a shuttle car approaching and hurried to get in a cross-cut. Stepped on a lump of coal and rolled EE's left ankle. Diagnosed with an ankle sprain. Did not violate any rules or regulations.
220252580015C12185Employee was standing on overcast steps while adjusting a bottom roller. EE's left leg slipped on the step, causing EE to twist EE's left knee and fall down the steps. The results from the MRI revealed a torn meniscus.
220252580019C11634Patient was hanging line curtain when EE's feet got tangled in it causing EE to fall. EE fell into the side of a scoop battery causing a laceration and broken nose
220252580021C11955The mine experienced a roof fall in the 2 Right track entry, at 4 block, in an outby intersection. The dimensions of the fall were 35'x45'x13.5' (approx.) No injuries occurred from this incident.
220252580034C13788The employee went to the hospital on 8/25/2025 suffering from numbness in left arm and leg. They told management that they were running tests for stroke and other possible issues. They stated getting jarred in an excavator on the 8/23/2025 but didn't feel it was related. Came back to work for three shifts and took off again for a strain in their neck and numbness in left arm.
220252580038C12085On September 10th, 2025, a non-fatal accident occurred during the process of retreat mining on the 005-0 MMU. A rock struck a mobile roof support operator, which resulted in injuries to their lower leg areas.
220252580040C11323Greaser was stepping down from hydraulic tank to the track on D10R dozer twisted to grab the handrail felt sharp pain in lower back.
220252580041C12937Employee was rock dusting on the belt line and reached up to steady themselves on a piece of corrugated metal and their hand slid across it causing a laceration to left hand. EE was treated at the ER where they received four sutures and a full release to return for their next scheduled shift.
220252590005C13337Employee was helping another employee remove the discharge shaft from the shuttle car conveyor reducer while the other employee was using slate bar to hold up the shaft, EE was prying with a bar when EE reach down to pick up the shaft it fell striking EE's rt foot big toe causing laceration and fractured big toe requiring 7 sutures
220252590006C13658The Miracle Run elevator faulted around 3:40 pm, faults reset and then tested when it faulted again with slightly different results. Through investigation, in cooperation with Schindler elevator service it was eventually discovered that the bottom safety shoe had turned and resulted in broken pins. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252590007C13378Injured was bolting off side of miner in St Leo 113 blk 3-2 with new section of roof mesh, not bolted to top yet, on the miner when a piece of coal (3'x3'x5") dislodged, slid down the screen, bounced off the rib and struck EE, resulting in a fracture to the L1 vertebrae. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252590008C13638Injured standing in first crosscut outby 8 west equipment doors near the end of loose take up rails while a scoop was unloading a double stack of take up sections on top of the loose rails. Duckbill drug across a loose rail, kicking it up when it got to the end of the rail striking injured, knocking EE down and landing on EE resulting in a fractured vertebrate.
220252590009C11413The rock dust got delayed and then dumped all at once causing the drop hose to slap EE in EE's left wrist and forearm, fracturing EE's wrist.
220252590014C12065A P.M. Technician was using a pressure washer and stepped backward, tripping over a shovel handle. As a result, the P.M. Technician fell and hit head on the handrail causing a laceration requiring sutures. 
220252590018C13217Employee was walking to the back of the roof bolter when a piece of rock fell from the mine roof, knocking them to the ground and causing a laceration above their left elbow. Employee received 10 sutures to close the wound and was given a full release to return to work on 9/10/2025. No Days Lost. Medical Treatment Only.
220252600002C10812Employee slipped off track/platform of dragline and landed face up on the ground.
220252600007C10331Employee was awarded 10% op claim
220252600008C11514While standing up, stooped over, getting off mantrip when EE stepped forward felt a pop in EE's foot. This resulted in a fractured 5th metatarsal bone.
220252600010C12395On the # 2 section the injured employee was attempting to pull slack out of the section belt to make a splice when the pull plate failed striking them in the left arm. The employee sustained a fractured to the radius bone and a laceration.
220252600014C12937Employee was attempting to move a gopher drill through a mandoor, when the drill got caught on the door and pulled their left arm downwards, causing a sprain/strain injury to their shoulder. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220252600015C11524Employee was lancing a shear jack pin when the rod shot out causing burns to their left thumb, index finger, middle fingers and palm of their left hand.
220252600017C12315A roof fall occurred at this location on 9-13-2025. The fall location was on the 2nd East/4th North in entry 6 in the intersection at survey station 53+40. The fall measured 20ft wide by 25ft long by 7ft thick. No one was injured. 
220252600019C10772Employee fell from ladder access door approximately 8' landing on their back.
220252610008C12566Employee jumped off a ledge at the dust hole onto a dust trailer. EE then jumped from the dust trailer onto the top of a diesel scoop and grabbed a trussbolt to catch EE's balance causing EE to strain EE's left shoulder. Started missing work on 09/08/2025.
220252610011C11303Employee was throwing loops of feeder cable up against a rib and strained EE's right shoulder. Started missing work on 09/11/2025.
220252610012C11814Employee was plastering a brattice when some plaster got in EE's right eye. Employee was seen by an Eye doctor and was given a prescription eye drop for a scratch on EE's right eye.
220252610014C12285Employee was loading roof straps onto scoop when one of the straps rolled over out of EE's hands and cut EE's wrist.  PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252610015C12095Employee was tramming shuttle car when EE hit a hole and while holding on EE felt pop in shoulder. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220252610016C11253Employee was using a utility knife to cut down a piece of back up curtain and cut EE's left index finger. Received 4 sutures.
220252610018C10932We had a Smoker on our Anderson coal seam bench. We got our RTD working on getting them out. 
220252610019C11814We had another smoker start up and we have all our rubber tire dozers down. We are waiting to get a tire replaced on a rubber tire dozer then it will go out and put the smoker out. 
220252610021C10983Air hose blew off barbed end of quick connect striking employee in left elbow causing a laceration
220252610024C11955Employee was walking on a drill bench and stepped into a drill hole felt a pop in right knee but continued to work. On 9/10/2025 the employee was taken off work by their doctor for torn Meniscus.
220252610030C13578Injured employee was operating a shuttle car when a small piece of coal fell from the rib and into the operator's cab and struck their left little finger. Employee suffered a small abrasion/contusion to the finger. Employee worked their next shift but sought treatment the following shift. Employee began missing work on 9-12-25 and missed 2 shifts of work.
220252610031C12796Employee was helping carry a z drill when their partner sat one end down, it caused the employee to turn awkwardly and twist their knee.  PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue. Body positioning was an issue.
220252610033C12065Employee was dragging wash down hose to clean at the plant when they struck their head on a pipe. PPE was not a factor, Compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220252620002C12566Injured employee was driving a scoop to the section charging station when EE ran over a crib block causing EE to bounce up off of the seat. When employee landed back in the seat EE felt pain in EE's back and tail bone. Employee has training and experience.
220252620008C11894While operating a Caterpillar D-10 bulldozer during road maintenance tasks involving rock patching on a haul road, an employee sustained back strain after inadvertently backing over a rock.
220252620009C10963IE slipped in mud as they tried to catch themselves with right leg they felt a pop in upper leg.
220252620011C11343IE was walking down the slope when they slipped with their left foot.  As they slipped they rolled their right ankle causing a sprain.
220252650004C11423A roof fall was discovered at approximately 6:14am. On the 1 Left B section belt. The roof fall is approximately 8' high, 16'wide, by 70' long
220252650009C13187Injured employee picked up a shuttle car cable to move it out of the roadway. Felt a burning ache in EE's upper forearm. Employee worked EE's next 2 shifts but later sought medical treatment. Began missing work on 9-16-25 due to this injury. Employee has training and experience. No rules or regulations were violated.
220252650010C12375Employee was carrying a stick of water line with another miner when EE stepped on a piece of slick line and injured EE's foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252650012C11724An unplanned roof fall occurred on 9/12/2025 at 2:00PM at 47xc 5 North #6 entry. The roof fall measured 8'high by 16'wide. The fall was dangered off and will be cleaned up.
220252650013C11694IE  caught their left arm between a set of equipment doors while trying to enter the intake aircourse causing a fracture to the ulnar bone between their wrist and elbow.
220252650021C13618The Aleppo Elevator as taken out of service for an extended period of time.  The elevator was showing a fault on the depth sensor.  The system was not able to identify where the elevator was in the shaft. It was identified that the ETS Switch needed replaced.  The elevator was able to run on inspection mode.  No persons hurt or entrapped due to this condition
220252650022C13728While applying a chain around a recently coupled supply car to a motor when the motor on the other side of the trip tried to uncouple, but the couplers got stuck and ended up pulling the supply cars and motor a short distance causing a strain to their shoulder and upper back. Started missing work 9/20/25. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252650024C11263I.E. was putting in a rail for the top slope belt when they slipped and fell face first hitting their face on the bottom belt.
220252660001C11784An unplanned roof fall occurred at 9/15/2025 at 8:19am at 12-30 wall 4-5 xc. The roof fall measured 15' long by 16'wide 10'high. The fall was dangered off and will be cleaned up.
220252660002C11363While cribbing up the headgate shield, a crib got dropped on EE's hand smashing EE's right index finger, causing EE to receive stitches.
220252660006C10942Employee was walking through the bulk dust in the belt line and felt a pop in EE's right knee.
220252660007C11844Pulled end flange off refuse screen and was hit with water. Requested medical attention and an MRI. Conducted surgery on knee on 9-13-2025 and was first day of lost time for employee. 
220252660013C11283An unplanned roof fall at or above the anchorage zone occurred on the active working no. 3 section, 2 breaks inby spad no. 6687.
220252660015C12766Employee was struck on the right index finger by a sledge hammer that glanced off the knocker while they were inadvertently installing a speed loader onto the Flexco splicing board while a belt splice was being made. Resulting in a laceration that required 3 sutures to close.
220252660016C10742Smoker was identified in area 8 north. No people or resources are at risk.
220252660018C11343A fall occurred on September 10, 2025, in-by survey station No. 11515 in the No.22 pillar block. The fall was approximately 8' thick. 
220252660022C10932A coal fire was discovered in the south pit that could not be extinguished within 30 minutes.
220252670003C11764Was spot bolting on #2 belt went to start drilling a hole and a piece of draw rock measuring about 1 foot x 1 foot 3" thick struck them on the hand breaking their middle finger
220252670005C11914Employee was walking towards EE's work partner. EE's partner was tearing down a curtain just outby the unit tail piece. As the employee turned the corner something struck EE in the right eye.
220252670007C12385Employee was helping load some belt framing on the 3/60N beltline. As EE was dragging a 60 inch top roller under some water line, EE felt pain in EE's lower middle back and down EE's left leg. Employee started physical therapy on 9/22/25.
220252670009C11253There was a Non-Injury Roof Fall that occurred at this mine on 09/22/2025 in the #4 Belt Entry at Spad #93 on the South Mains
220252670010C11263Employee cut band on timbers. the timbers rolled off the bundle striking employees left thumb. X-Ray showed a fractured thumb.
220252670012C12927While bolting off of the miner in 5K CM section, a piece of rock fell while the employee was switching out the drill steels, pinching EE's hand between the drill steel and the rock.  This caused a laceration that required medical attention.  Employee missed scheduled days worked as a result.
220252670017C10842Employee strained EE's back while lifting belt structure during a routine belt move.
220252670018C12205Employee reached down and picked up a come-a-long which had fallen out of position. As EE went to hang it back up, a rock of unknown size bounced off the belt and struck EE's left hand, nearly severing EE's index finger.
220252670020C12416Employee reported to the safety department on 9/17 stating that on 9/16 they got dust behind their glasses & in their eye while cleaning up debris. They rubbed their eye consistently throughout the evening, resulting in scratches on the eye.
220252670021C12205A roof fall was discovered on the preshift examination on 9/16/2025 near spad 1740 in the beltline. The area was mine in July 1980 and bolted with 5 fully grouted bolts with straps. The fall was about 5 high and 98 long.
220252670028C13738On 8/26/25 employee was climbing down a 8-foot ladder and thought they were at ground level and stepped backwards from 2nd from bottom step. This caused Tech to fall to ground and felt pain in their shoulder. Discomfort did not go away, and an MRI was done on 9/18 and results on 9/19 of a hyperextended shoulder and prescribed physical therapy to relax muscles and tendon.
220252670029C11053Spontaneous combustion in the upper rider seam of coal in the Middle pit.  The pit is currently inactive.
220252670031C12456Employee was on the M7 cross-cut 32-33, hanging water line when they felt knee pop and fell to ground in pain. Employee continued to work until seen by Doctor on Monday September 15, 2025. Employee was placed on light duty and scheduled for MRI.
220252670032C12606Employee states they were lifting an equipment door when they heard and felt their right arm popping in the bicep and elbow area. MRI has shown a torn bicep muscle and the employee is scheduled for surgery. Employee has continued to perform normal work duties.
220252680002C12135Employee was getting out of a pickup to throw away trash and when their left foot contacted the ground, they felt a pain in their left knee. Medical attention was sought, and crutches and a knee brace were issued.
220252680003C10963There was an unplanned roof fall in the #9 North Main, between 28+65 and 29+55 in the #2 entry. 
220252680006C12506EE was flipping a rock from off the top of the C/M into the conveyor boom. In the process of flipping a rock into the conveyor, the rock tilted and pinched EE's right index finger against the mine roof, causing a laceration to the right index finger.
220252680007C11644The scoop guy was pushing a skid in to the belt line. The skid caught a roll of belt pushing it sideways into the employee who was in a crosscut, bruising EE's hip.
220252680010C11834As the middle bridge was being added in, the back carrier trammed up and came in contact with the cribs that had the bridge cribbed up and caused the bridge to slide over striking EE.
220252680011C12566Employee was putting water on Unit#3 E-sled at when EE slipped on a rock twisting EE's right knee. A recent MRI has shown a meniscus tear with surgery scheduled for October 10th. Employee has been working normal duties and will continue until surgery date.
220252680015C11634The employee was making a splice on the welding cable at the section power center when the knife slipped and cut their left thumb. The employee received 4 stitches
220252680016C12997The employee was on the #2 section installing a bolt 2 rows from the face of #5L. the entry was approx. 8' high and 18 ft wide. when the employee drooped the drill pot the 4' wrench fell striking them in the safety glasses causing a 1/2-inch cut below the left eye. the employee received 2 stitches.
220252680020C12365miner (1) was using an impact wrench to tighten bolt, miner (2) was holding a wrench on the bolt head, upon energizing the impact wrench the handheld wrench slipped from the grip of miner (2) striking miner (1) on the bridge of the nose
220252680024C11894Employee was taking top roller off belt structure when they felt a pull in their abdominal area. On 09/24/2025 we was notified that employee will be having surgery for hernia on 10/03/2025.
220252680025C11343Employee was putting belt structure together when the top roller fell off the stand pinching left ring finger between roller and rail.
220252680026C12235Employee was struck by a rock while working on 5 Belt at 29 1/2 wall, which resulted in a contusion to their left wrist. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220252690013C11333I.E. stated the Bobcat that they were driving overheated, employee took radiator off machine. Hot anti-freeze burned their inner arm.
220252690016C11413IE stumbled when standing up after bleeding brakes on a mantrip.  They fell into the mantrip and then to the ground straining their shoulder.
220252720002C11975The employee stated that EE was walking down the entry to tighten cribs when EE stepped into a hole, twisting EE's knee. This injury became reportable on 9/26/2025 when the doctor took EE off work.
220252720008C12616The Employee was going to turn off the water valve after filling up the tank on EE's steam truck. The employees foot slipped and EE caught self, felt a sharp pain in lower back. Went to the doctor a few days later x-rays shown nothing, given time off with meds.
220252720009C11133A non-injury accident in the form of an unintentional roof fall located in entry 9 XC 94-95 of the North Mains 2.
220252720010C11794I.E. stated a rock fell from in between 2 shiels hitting employee on EE's right middle finger. Employee transported self to ER and received 4 stitches and X-Ray showed a fracture.
220252720017C12716Employee began to feel discomfort in neck and upper back while operating a haul truck.  EE was taken to the clinic for evaluation and given a full release with no restrictions or follow up appointment needed. EE did not return to their next shift upon their own decision.
220252720019C11444EE stated they were removing a 12' cable bolt from tray when the end hung on a glue box coming back striking employee in mouth breaking a tooth.
220252720025C12045There was a Non-Injury Roof Fall which occurred at this mine in which was found on 09/29/2025 at the intersection of #5 Entry. The Roof Fall must have happened over the weekend while the workers were off.
220252720026C12125Employee was carrying monorail on shoulder when they tripped and fell, they dropped monorail on foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220252720027C11023Employee was removing a metal cover plate which contacted their right shin causing a hairline fracture
220252720028C13317On September 23rd at approximately 9:00pm, EE was monitoring the LW belt, a 20' flapper was noticed traveling into the take-up. EE shut the belt down and locked out the drives and winch. EE then removed the guarding and began cutting out the flapper. While pressing up on the belt, the knife slipped and punctured their left wrist.
220252730002C11444Employee was installing roof support when finger was smashed between the drilling arm and the bolt head on the canopy post of the bolt machine. 
220252730005C11534Walking around the tailpiece EE stepped in a hole, slipped causing pain in EE's left knee. Started missing work on 09/24/2025 and returned on 09/26/2025.
220252730011C13087An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 2 South Mains 97w to 98w in the #1 entry. The fall was approximately 9' high x 16' wide x 100' long. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material. Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this accident.
220252730024C12957Installing a roof bolt in the corner of 3 left when the top rib rock came out striking them on left arm as they were inserting roof bolt into hole causing laceration requiring 6 sutures, rock measured 48 long x 32 wide x 3 inches thick , employee was taken to hospital and released back to work.
220252730025C13167Injured taking a K wall panel out of an O-Belly (trash car) located at 100 block St Leo, that was stuck so they pulled harder and felt pain in shoulder. Continued to work until 9/25/25 when they started missing work pending surgical repair of a tear. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220252730026C11474bolting a cut a small piece of rock was falling and they deflected it with their hand. the rock cut the palm of right hand resulting in 5 stitches.
220252730028C11584Employee was installing a steel cable to help pull the belt, when gloved right hand was cut by a burr on the cable causing a laceration that required sutures.
220252730030C13267While drilling a hole for the roof bolting process, the operator's steels became clogged up causing the steels to bend under pressure. While looking back at the tray and reaching for the steels at the same time the bent steels struck the operator in the base of the thumb on the left hand. Started missing work on 09/24/23025.
220252730032C11995Employee was operating full face miner when a piece of slate fell out and struck their hand. Mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. PPE was a factor.
220252730033C11935Employee was changing steels in air drill when handle swung around and struck leg. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170008C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220253170011C12175Employee was down on 1 knee cleaning EE's dust box on the roof bolter. A piece of rock fell from between the rib and outside bolt. The rock landed on the back of the foot at the heal. This caused a bruise to the foot.
220253170013C13057Employee was bolting on the side of the miner in 7 South left section.  As EE was pushing the bolt into the hole, the expander caught on the hole causing the bolt to bend.  EE's hand was pinched between the bolt and the strap jack.  Employee received 4 stitches and was treated and released, no lost time.
220253170016C10993Employee was picking up a bag out of EE's locker when EE claims EE felt a "pop" in EE's lower back.
220253170017C10211smashing of left foot
220253170020C12325Employee was center bolting when EE went to remove steels from roof, one of the steels came out of roof and hit finger. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance was not a factor, hand placement was a factor.
220253170021C12255While manually moving a piece of grip strut floor grating, employee's glove got caught on metal and smashed the tip of EE's RH middle finger.  Employee received two stitches at clinic, and was released to work the next shift.
220253170029C12416Scoop was tramming outby bucket first when the battery lift arm caught a piece of tubing that was stacked on the rib and shoved it into the back of the injured's leg causing a fracture on the inside of EE's right knee cap and outside of knee
220253170033C10993I.E. was walking through the boot wash when EE turned to enter the locker room EE slipped and fell.
220253170035C11864The mechanic was setting on a golf cart when a thin piece of draw from the mine roof fell striking the mechanic in the scalp. Resulting in staples to close the wound. No work was missed.
220253170047C11103I.E. was helping change out belt structure when EE smashed two fingers between the structure top roller frame.
220253170072C11413Employee was at the NW Track walking through a man door, as EE stepped through the door EE felt a pop in EE's right knee resulting in injury.
220253170073C12225Employee was changing rollers when EE came into contact with a piece of roof screen on the middle of EE's back. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170075C12135Employee was spotting belt structure when felt pain in EE's lower back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220253170076C12526Employee was dropping the bolter cable as it was tramming. EE was unaware that EE had stepped between the bolter and the rib and as the pinner swung it struck EE's lower left leg resulting in a fracture. EE began missing work the following day 9/26/25.
220253170077C12426Employee was drilling a hole when a piece of draw rock fell striking EE's right forearm causing a laceration. EE was treated at the ER where EE received four sutures and a full release with no restrictions. Returned EE's next scheduled shift.
220253170078C12025Employee was getting roof strap off of miner when EE fell backwards and strained EE's knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170080C11544The employee was loading a scrap metal plate into a loader bucket. While the plate was being loaded, it slid out of the bucket and cut the lower left leg.
220253170082C12275An unplanned roof fall occurred on 9/29/2025 at 10:19am at 15 1/2 crosscut in 6 North 3 East #2 entry. The roof fall measured 16' wide by 8' high and approximately 14' long. The fall was dangered off and will not be cleaned up.
220253170089C11003Employee was loading a shield into a shield trailer when the push rams activated smashing both feet 
220253170092C12125Employee was throwing miner slack against the rib when EE was struck by a rock that had fallen from the roof. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220253170093C12045Employee was bolting at 1-28 on the belt when a rock fell from the top and struck EE on the shoulder. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220253170095C12305Employee was diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis. The employee was diagnosed with 20% permanent partial disability. The employee filed on 3/24/2022. It didn't involve any compliance issues. No other 50.20 criteria applies. 
220253170106C11814I.E. stated EE was picking up a bottom roller when another employee dropped another roller down smashing EE's hand between the two. Employee received 18 stitches on EE's right hand.
220253170114C11684The employee was setting standing support when EE turned EE's back on a standing unwedged timber to grab EE's hammer. The unwedged timber fell, striking EE in the head.
220253170115C11904While cutting the bottom of a chute out, slag landed on the torch hoses melting them. While climbing out of the chute to shut off the oxygen and acetylene tanks, EE strained EE's right foot.
220253170117C11654There was a Non-Injury Roof Fall which occurred at this mine in which was found on 09/30/2025. The Roof Fall must have happened overnight while the workers were off.
220253170118C12185Employee was installing rib strap when rock hit strap causing it to slide down and cut hand through glove. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. 
220253170119C12205Employee was installing rib pin when rock fell out and struck EE on the head injuring EE's neck and shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170121C12987A roof fall occurred near Spad # 34462 on Panel D1 (5A Belt Break #38) of the active Section No. 5 at 10:55AM. This fall was in the LOB where the miner was loading at the time. The fall is approximately 20ft X 35ft X 7 to 8 feet thick. The fall has covered the right continuous mining machine.     
220253170125C13828Employees were replacing protective wing shroud on the left side of the bucket on the 6020 excavator. While attempting to put the shroud in place, the shroud dropped unexpectedly pinching EE's fingers between the shroud and edge of the bucket. The shroud weighing approximately 40 pounds fell 10 inches before striking the employee's left 3rd finger causing fracture and laceration.
220253170127C12947Employee was attempting to dump a loaded haul truck. EE raised the bed, the tailgate was not opened, EE then moved the truck while turning left (downhill direction) and rolled the truck onto it's right side. EE sustained 2 stiches in the right side of EE's head and broke EE's right collarbone.
220253170133C12015Roof fall while pillaring on the 002 section in #8 Entry Crosscut 15 fell on the continuous miner, agencies were notified an action plan submitted, the continuous miner was recovered from the fall area
220253170135C13327Employee was walking down #1 Entry when EE tripped over gob on the mine floor, fell toward the rib, and struck EE's right fifth digit on an installed rib bolt, causing a laceration. EE returned to work, sought medical attention after shift, received four sutures, and returned on 10/08/2025 to normal duties. Medical Treatment Only.
220253170137C12766Employee was climbing down off the Longwall tailgate onto the gob wing when EE's foot slipped off the gob wing. Employee landed awkwardly on EE's feet between the support pontoon and the gob wing twisting EE's right knee. Employee was taken off work on 10/3/25 pending an MRI.
220253170141C10993 An unplanned roof fall at or above the anchorage zone occurred 2 breaks outby survey spad no. 6577
220253170148C11544I.E. was shoveling out the taildrive to remove water when a sudden rush of water and gob hit EE in EE's right knee knocking EE down and twisted EE's knee.
220253170151C13628Employee was installing a ram pin at 148 shield on the 7W Longwall face. EE was using a hammer to drive the pin in. EE switched hands to hit the pin squarely. As EE was striking the pin with the hammer EE missed and hit EE's right little finger, causing a laceration requiring 7 stitches to close. Employee has training & experience and was wearing required PPE.
220253170153C12375A roof fall occurred in the primary escapeway on the #2 section outby the feeder line. the fall was approximately 19 feet wide by 24 feet long and 5 feet thick in the #6 entry at the #8 break on the #2A beltline in the orchard #1 mains. 
220253170163C10762Bolting at the face and a piece of draw rock fell hitting EE's right finger.
220253170164C1334710/2/25 EE working on surface when a Front-End Loader ran over a wooden pole. The pole swung knocking EE to the ground. EE hit EE's head & R-shoulder on ground. EE reported incident but continued to work EE's normal shifts until 10/6/25, then requested to have right shoulder checked. Doctor excused EE from work until cleared by MRI.
220253170165C136189/30/25 while walking up steps EE tripped and reached out to catch self, but missed and fell, striking EE's face and left shoulder on the handrail and steps.  EE continued to work EE's normal shifts until 10/7/25, when EE requested to see a doctor to have EE's left shoulder checked.  Doctor excused EE from work to do Physical Therapy before returning to work.
220253170167C12245While bagging 40# bags of coal, employees hand slipped and struck metal clamp. Employee was taken to local Urgent Care for observation, received four stitches to LEFT thumb and diagnosed with laceration without foreign body.
220253170184C10211conditions was normal
220253170187C12275Employee was hanging a run through curtain when a rock fell from the top, striking EE in the right shoulder and right ankle. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220253170189C11965EE was operating a Cat D11N dozer doing pre-stripping work at Pit 003. During this work a fuel line apparently ruptured resulting in an inextinguishable fire that caused severe damage to the dozer
220253170190C11454 On 10/8/2025, a D10 Dozer inadvertently entered an underground feeder opening on our raw coal stockpile, trapping the employee inside the dozer.
220253170191C12536Employee was diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis. The employee was diagnosed with 10% permanent partial disability. The employee filed on 5/30/2025. It didn't involve any compliance issues. No equipment involved. No other 50.20 criteria applies. 
220253170193C13327An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 2 South Mains, 25' inby 38w to 15' outby 39.5w, in the #0 entry. The fall was approximately 10' high x 16' wide x 100' long. The immediate roof consisted of laminated shale type material. Adverse geological conditions contributed to the fall. No injuries occurred because of this accident.
220253170197C11754Employee was walking along belt drive when EE stepped on a nail. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220253170199C12355Employee was throwing track switch when the handle came back and struck EE on the right shin. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue, body positioning was an issue.
220253170201C13668Two employees were building a dry-stack block wall. As the wall was near completion and they were attempting to wedge it tight, it began to move toward them. As they attempted to get away from it, it fell striking injured on EE's right side and below EE's waist, knocking EE to the mine floor. Suffered contusions to EE's lower left leg & fracture to EE's left foot.
220253170214C10902running splice machine hurt EE's right shoulder no work missed until surgery on 10/07/2025
220253170217C12977Employee was cutting in the #1 Entry on #8 Section, EE went to the offside of the miner (CM130) to slide the tubing out and when attempting to walk back to the operator's side EE was struck by a shuttle car (SC125) due to limited visibility causing fractures in EE's right lower leg (fibula bone).
220253170219C13838Injured employee was assisting a co-worker hang a ventilation tube from the mine roof at the face beside the continuous miner. As they were hanging the tube in place, a rock fell from above the tube and struck employee on EE's right shoulder and upper leg / thigh area. Has swelling and bruising to EE's leg. No rules/regulations were violated and employee has training & experience.
220253170226C11935while hanging the miner cable and water line that goes to the miner, the shuttle car operator strained EE's left shoulder. Started missing work on 10/03/2025 and returned to work on 10/08/2025.
220253170227C13748Injured operating fletcher center bolter in motor barn rehab area between #3 and #4 seal installing a bolt in a bacon strap and had left hand resting on drill mast. As mast went up it pinched the tip of EE's middle finger in the mast resulting in a crushing injury that required 6 sutures to close the wound. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253170229C13708The 103 Dragline at Ramp 53 contacted the cable handler #768 and was struck by the left rear house of the dragline while the dragline was in full swing. As a result, the cable handler was tipped onto its side. The cable handler operator was transported to the Dr. Office for further medical evaluation. On 10/13/25 the MRI confirmed that the employee would need surgery.
220253170234C11744Employee got dizzy and sat down. Employee then passed out and fell to the floor. They received a laceration to the left eye brow. The laceration needed 3 sutures to close it.
220253170235C11774After an employee hooked a come-along up to a drag, EE stood up and felt a sharp pain in EE's left hip. The employee was taken off work by a doctor's restrictions on 10/06/2025.
220253170237C12726EMPLOYEE WAS CHANGING A ROLLER ON BELT STRUCTURE AND GOT UP ON BELT LINE TO GO TO OTHER SIDE TO PIN ROLLER IN PLACE, WHILE ATTEMPTING TO GET TO OTHER SIDE STRUCK A PIECE OF METAL HANGING FROM DRAWOFF TUNNEL TOP AND STRUCK HEAD AGAINST METAL RESULTING IN LACREATION TO HEAD
220253170240C13838Injured employee was hanging a check curtain on the 7 North Mains CM Section. EE used an 18" high work platform so EE could reach the mine roof. While standing on the platform, EE pulled up on the curtain, lost EE's balance and fell off it, landing on EE's right shoulder. Result was a dislocated shoulder. Employee has training and experience. No rules or regulations were violated.
220253170242C11694Employee stated EE was moving a bucket of plaster, when EE set the bucket down, the plaster splashed into both eyes. Prescription medication was used to treat both eyes.
220253170244C12225IE was helping set feeder in place and had EE's foot underneath load end of feeder. IE's foot was smashed when feeder was set on the ground. IE was taken to emergency room where EE suffered two fractures on EE's left foot.
220253170245C12987EE was using a battery powered hand grinder to cut metal pins. The cutting wheel stuck on the metal, causing the grinder to kick-back, coming in contact with the EE's left thumb. EE sustained a laceration that required 6 stitches. EE received a work release, giving time for the laceration to heal.
220253170255C11774While cleaning rock off of the miner employee pulled a rock off and the end EE was holding went to the roof pinching the tip of EE's left pointer finger resulting in one suture.
220253170258C11514EE was removing the CM pot and while trying to pry the pot free the bar slipped and pinched EE's left hand ring finger between the bar and the CLA tip.
220253170261C11133While bending roof bolts employee felt a pop in EE's shoulder. Employee worked up till EE's surgery on 10/10/2025
220253170262C10892I.E. was walking behind the longwall to repair an electric pump when EE slipped and fell.
220253170265C13528The employee was attempting to move a piece of rock off of the tail drive on 16E Longwall, when a rock measuring approximately 10"x5"x5" fell from between shields #121 and #122 striking the tip EE's right middle finger between the rock EE was attempting to move and the rock that fell.  Resulting in a laceration and fracture to the tip of EE's finger.
220253170268C11444IE was riding on a mantrip when the trip came to a sudden stop.  The employee bumped EE's elbow on the roll bar of the mantrip causing a bruise.
220253170269C11484IE was unloading the oxygen and acetylene car when EE let an oxygen bottle slip.  The bottle hit EE's left thumb against the metal frame of the car.
220253170270C10942IE was removing a piece of metal from the face chain when EE felt a strain in EE's lower back.
220253170271C12065Employee was walking beside the loader to the face at the start of the shift when EE's left forearm came in contact with a pie pan that caused a laceration to EE's left forearm. Employee received 8 sutures.
220253170272C11243Employee was walking and rolled EE's ankle.  After an ORTHO visit on 10/09/2025, EE was restricted with no work for 4 weeks.
220253170274C11143An unplanned roof fall occurred in the West Mains Return, #3 entry between 7&8 cross cut. Approximately 20'x75'x6'
220253170275C13518Employee was tightening chains on the tires for the section scoop. While cleaning up from the job, EE moved the fairlead from the scoop and placed it on the toolbox. The fairlead slid off the toolbox and employee tried to catch it, smashing EE's right ring finger between the fairlead and the mine floor resulting in a laceration at EE's last knuckle.
220253170276C13247EE was operating Rock Truck when EE started having trouble breathing., EE contacted the Foreman,  the Foreman went and picked up EE, The Foreman called an ambulance and continued to the mine entrance to wait for the ambulance, EE stated EE had Heart problems. EE died of an apparent Heart Attack due EE's medical conditions.
220253170277C11784IE was holding a bolt w/pliers while another person used a grinder w/cutting wheel. The grinder kicked back and cut IE between thumb & finger requiring 6 stitches to close wound.
220253170282C11494I.E. was injured when EE put EE's hand on EE's drill pot to check suction and the drill steel that was hung in the roof fell out smashing EE's finger
220253170283C11013I.E. was helping carry an I beam down the beltline when EE slipped and fell hyper extending EE's knee
220253170284C11814Employee was helping remove a broken torque shaft on the CM machine and as it was being pulled out by another employee the broke end struck EE's left hand resulting in a laceration.
220253170290C13047Employee had finished filling a tank for the rotary breaker oilers in the Prep Plant, when EE stepped off the platform and EE's right knee gave out and EE felt a pop causing a sprain to EE's right knee which later resulted in meniscus tears to the knee. (STARTED LOSING TIME ON 10/15/2025 DUE TO SURGERY)
220253170293C11804Employee was walking along trip of cars when EE sprained right ankle. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220253170294C12025While tramming dozer along haul road, employee drove over shot rock on the haul road causing the front end of the dozer to slam against the ground which cause the air ride seat suspension to bottom out.
220253170295C12776Employee tripped while walking on the 4K longwall face.  EE tried to catch self as EE fell and felt a pain in EE's left arm. EE continued to work all scheduled shifts until seeking medical treatment on 10/14/25 to treat a torn bicep muscle.  EE began missing time on 10-14-2025
220253170297C11864Employee was handling belt structure when they felt sharp pain in shoulder. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220253170298C12967Employee was getting out of the shuttle car and stepped into a tire rut.  EE twisted EE's right leg as EE fell to the ground.  EE felt a pain in EE's right knee.  EE continued to work all scheduled shift until being taken off of work to repair a torn ACL ligament in EE's right knee on 10/13/2025
220253170301C12245Employee was Bolting off miner when EE advanced vent tube EE pinched EE's finger between tube and rock deflector. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170302C11914An unplanned roof fall occurred on 10/10/25 at 11:25pm 35 xc on Corridor #3 entry. The fall measured 10'high by 25' long and 16'w. The fall was dangered off and will be cleaned up and bolted.
220253170304C11333A rock fall in the intersection of 5 North Mains at break #32 in the track and belt entry.  The fall extended into the left crosscut.
220253170309C11343I.E. was loading material onto the roof bolter when EE's arm came in contact with a stack of 4' rib angles and cut EE's right forearm.
220253170312C13347Employee raised shuttle car up with service jack that's attached to the car,  placed part of crib block under jack and a crib under operators deck, was welding a nut onto drag link so EE could pull on it, the crib block failed that was under jack allowing it fall enough to hit EE's hip area causing hairline fractures to pelvis area.
220253170314C12275Employee was carrying pie-pans on longwall teardown. EE tripped on the relay bar and fell. Employee struck EE's chin on the pie-pans resulting in a laceration on EE's chin. Employee received 4 sutures as a result of the injury.
220253170315C12135Employee was asleep while riding on #7 diesel mantrip, when the operator moved over to the right to allow clearance for a pick-up truck to pass. Employee's foot was caught between a jersey barrier and canopy post.
220253170316C12846Employee was drilling the roof when a piece of slate broke loose and came down the drill steel revealing a small nodule that also came loose from the roof and contacted the top of the employees left boot. No fractures found and the employee was treated for a bruise to EE's left foot.
220253170319C11524Employee was loading bolt resin into the bucket of the underground scoop and strained wrist. IE was put on restricted duty on 10/8/2025 for this injury.
220253170325C11744The #5 Escape Capsule was taken out of service after the hydraulics failed to release.  It was found that there was a failure inside the hydraulic pump and it needed rebuilt.
220253170328C11063A roof fall occurred in the belt entry on the 3 Northwest Submains. It is approximately 120' x 19' x 5-8'.
220253170330C12225An unplanned roof fall occurred on 10/18/2025 at approximately 1:16 AM on the 4 right panel of Unit 1. The fall occurred in the intersection of No. 8 entry, crosscut No. 17 and was approximately 20ft X 20ft X 10ft thick.  
220253170332C11013IE was dropping tubes when the tube bounced off of the ground jamming EE's finger causing a fracture.
220253170336C11955Employee was z drilling on belt line when EE squeezed trigger and felt pop in wrist. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170338C12345Employee was picking up concrete block that was stuck in the mud, when EE went to pick it up, EE felt pop in EE's shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170339C13578Employee was operating a rock truck on 09/05/2025 and felt pain in lower back after hitting a pothole. EE went to the Emergency Room on 10/05/2025 and the CT Scan showed bulging disc. EE had a follow-up appointment on 10/13/2025 and they want Pre-Approval for PT and MRI. Employee began missing work on 10/08/2025 and estimated return to work is 11/24/2025.
220253170346C12235The miner operator used EE's index finger to rub EE's right eye causing dirt from EE's glove to enter and scratch the eyeball. Seen the doctor on 10/15/2025 where medication eye drops were prescribed and no work was missed.
220253170360C12015The mechanic was pulling an old piece of high voltage into a crosscut and pulled EE's right bicep. The mechanic continued to work until surgery was needed to repair. Started missing work on 10/22/2025.
220253170361C11624There was miscommunication between two employees setting a sand prop which caused the prop to tilt before being raised, striking the injured employee in the ear. 
220253170364C13317EE burned the palm of EE's left hand when EE unknowingly placed it on the surface of a hot metal work bench. Another EE had been working metal, with torches, on the bench a few minutes before the injured EE walked up to talk to EE. EE was taken to Clinic and examined & treated for 2nd degree burns then released to return to work.
220253170367C12065A non-injury roof fall occurred on 10/15/2025 at 11:54 am.  The fall occurred in the #9 entry at the cc17 intersection in-by Spad No. 2321 on the 1E mains (5 belt) panel in the primary escapeway air course.
220253170370C13177Employee stated they stepped out of the cab of a D10T dozer. Employee stated they stepped out onto the right-side top deck were the door swings open. Employee stated when they stepped out onto the deck they slipped and fell to the ground. Employee went to the ER the next morning and was diagnosed with a split tibia.
220253170371C12426EE stated they were cutting a hole in a flapper to get the hook of a chain ratchet in it so they could pull the flapper out of the gob in front of a bottom roller. The knife blade broke, and the knife slipped, cutting the EE on the left palm.
220253170372C11403Drill operator had assisted another drill operator and was returning/walking to their drill when they twisted an ankle due to uneven ground.
220253170378C12325The employee has recurring pain in their right elbow. On 10/14/2025 EE was diagnosed with lateral epicondylitis of the right elbow. Treatment is physical therapy, starting 10/22/2025. The employee continues to work at full capacity.
220253170386C11534Employee stepped on unknown object at the tail of R4 Ref Belt. The object came up and hit employee in the mouth busting their lip and breaking (3) teeth.
220253170388C12746Employee was on a ladder helping another employee take down a come-along. The come-along slipped and fell while they were taking it down. The employee caught the heavy come-along with left hand. The weight made their left shoulder pop. The employee had surgery on 10/15/2025
220253170389C13718Reported neck was hurting from loader hitting or rock dropped in bed of truck. Went to Urgent Care for treatment on 10/6, did not notify employer until next day. Employer requested 2nd opinion from Reliance Medical Center. Released to full duty 10/7 with follow up appointment on 10/14, follow up referred chiropractic treatment. Received chiropractic treatment on 10/20.
220253170397C13287Injured employee was lowering a scoop battery lid and as they removed the lid support arm with right hand, the lid slipped out of left hand and pinched the tip of right thumb against the frame. Diagnosed with a hematoma under the thumbnail. Missed one day of work due to this injury. Was wearing PPE (Metacarpal Gloves) at time.
220253170402C12205Employee was cutting out old hog panel and scaling down loose ribs to re-fence the rib-line, when sulfur ball measuring appox. 14 inches wide 16 inches in length 10 inches thick rolled out landing on employees left foot.
220253170406C10862I.E. was putting up a strap while roof bolting when they felt a pop in right shoulder.
220253170409C12125I.E. was waiting on a shuttle car to go by when a miner cable that was hanging above them was knocked down and hit them in the shoulder. I.E. continued to work until they were taken off for surgery on 10-15-2025.
220253170410C11784I.E. had finished putting up a bolt. When they stepped off of the platform they struck an elbow on the boom. I.E. continued to work until taken off by their doctor on 10-23-2025.
220253170412C13307Employee was stepping out of the diesel locomotive they had parked. They stepped off the locomotive as they reached for a handle for support but the handle wasn't on this locomotive. Lost balance and fell landing on right shoulder. Has muscle damage in the shoulder. Employee has training and experience. Was wearing required PPE.
220253170415C13468Employee was bolting in the #2 entry and just finished installing a bolt. Employee had a drill steel in right hand while dropping the head of the machine towards the mine floor. The drill steel that was resting on the employee's right foot became stuck under the pot of the machine and pushed the drill steel in through the top of the right foot.
220253170422C11784IE was working with the face crew servicing the face.  As they were grabbing a tube off of other tubes it fell and smashed a thumb against the rock on the rib causing a fracture.
220253170431C12446Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable at 21 block 3 belt. Fall approximately 14' wide, 14' long and 5' high. 21 block overcast was damaged and compromised from the roof fall. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or ppe.
220253170436C13838Lowering empty trash car down Sugar Run Slope that de-railed around the 1492 mark, allowing rope slack to build up and coil behind the brake car. When tension was re-applied the rope caught on itself resulting in a kink in the rope approx. 700' away from the brake car. Hoist taken out of service until rope replaced. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253170443C10682Job-related hearing loss.  Pending Worker's Compensation Settlement.
220253170445C12436The employee stated EE was in the process of sliding a tube back to install a roof strap when EE felt something pop in EE's arm. Employee sought medical attention and was taken off work on 10/25/2025. This incident is being reported as an LTA.
220253170447C12035Employee was riding the #11 Mac12 Man trip on the roadway to the section when EE's right arm got caught between the man trip and a standing mine post.  EE was immediately transported back to the surface.
220253170450C11073Incident appeared to be an illness (possibly a heart attach) no other information has been disclosed to us.
220253170456C12496Examiner found roof fall with msha inspector while doing weekly exam, fall was 25' wide  x 30' long x 6 ' thick area will not be cleaned up, escapeway was moved around the affected area, was dangered off an additional support will be added as needed
220253170457C11524EE was in the process of removing a J-Bolt from a bottom hanger using a 1/2-inch impact to remove the loop nut. J-Bolt swung around and hit EE's finger.
220253170458C11864Employee was filling up grease bucket on lube truck. EE slipped and fell on spilled grease. EE's hand landed on a track shovel cutting EE's hand. employee received stitches in EE's hand.
220253170459C12897The roof bolter was drilling a hole for EE's rib pin when a rock fell hitting the canopy swinging in and striking EE's right shoulder, lower back and EE's right knee. The rock pushed EE's knee into EE's boom causing a contusion and swelling to the knee. Started missing work on 10/17/2025.
220253170461C11123Walking down stairs from the 5th floor in 1A to the 4th floor 1A. Felt the knee twist as walking down the steps.
220253170463C12375On the morning of October 23, 2025, a dragline supervisor was loosening a 3-1/8-inch bolt on an 8050-dragline swing brake. The wrench slipped from the nut. As a result, the left little finger was caught between the wrench and a handrail.
220253170467C12135Employee was grabbing roof mesh to install, when corner of mesh hit EE in the face and scratching EE's eye. Mining system was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, PPE was a factor.
220253170468C11794Employee was walking to miner when piece of rib fell onto EE's foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170473C13468Employee was operating a grease gun injecting grease into a fitting on the continuous miner to tighten the cats. The connection was stuck, while prying on the connection, it popped off and caused a laceration to EE's forearm. EE received sutures to EE's forearm, was given a full release without restrictions and performed EE's normal occupation.
220253170476C12005Employee stated they slipped on the roof bolter platform, struck the canopy with left eyebrow. The employee sought medical attention and was given 3 sutures. The incident is being reported as medical.
220253170477C12015Employee was rib pinning when they grabbed rib strap, it cut through glove and cut finger. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170487C11724Employee was trying to loosen a hydraulic hose on the boom of excavator when wrench slipped off smashing finger on boom causing a laceration (8) stitches and broken finger.
220253170488C13738The injured was drilling a hole in the roof at CC#32 on 5 North Mains, preparing to install a cable bolt.  While drilling a piece of rock fall around drill steel.  The injured inadvertently placed a hand on the bolt tray to attempt to move, when the rock fell striking them on the left hand that was on the bolt tray, causing a laceration which required 3 sutures to close.
220253170490C13237Employee was helping the roof bolter load roof bolts from a scoop bucket. EE had their right hand resting on the scoop bucket when a piece of draw rock fell striking their hand causing a laceration requiring sutures. EE was taken off work beginning 10/21/25 as they were unable to perform normal duties without restriction.
220253170491C13077I.E. was dropping miner cable that was hung across the entry. When they cut the rope hanger loose with right hand they caught the cable with their left hand. They then felt a little pain in shoulder but continued to finish the shift. The next morning they woke up with a burning sensation in their shoulder.
220253170494C11073I.E. was moving a cable over when they came in contact with exposed leads where the cable had been damaged.
220253170502C13217Accident happened 9/30/25. employee was attempting to put a drill steel back into the carousel of a hammer drill. The drill steel shifted, pinching the miner's hand between the steel and the clamp on the drill. The employee did not miss work until EE had to have surgery 10/27/25. EE is off work until doctor releases EE.
220253170505C11333There was a Non Injury Roof Fall which was found on 10/29/2025. The Roof Fall was one break inby the miner between #1 and #2 entries.
220253170507C11824Employee was hauling supplies into the mine. They encountered a hill on 3 belt track entry. They derailed near the bottom of the hill and their arm struck the canopy post in the cab.
220253170510C12977Employee was changing a cradle at 3 East 58 Wall, 4 Mother Belt on the tight side, while the employee was maneuvering the cradle it slipped pinching the right ring finger between the cradle and the bedrail. The event resulted in a Fracture to right ring finger and a laceration requiring sutures. 
220253170514C11413Employee was operating the tailgate shear when a rock came off the drum striking the employee in the face/nose resulting in fracture to nose.
220253170517C11303The Magnetic brakes on the back set of rail trucks on the brakeman car were damaged. A bolt was found broken on the brake bracket.
220253170522C12375While testing the drum brake on the Hanson hoist it was discovered to allow the drum to move while under a load from the electric motor. The drum was found to have a residue that was removed and the system then passed the performed test.
220253170523C12897Employee was changing bits in the miner, using a pick hammer to knock a bit loose, when a piece of metal flew off and struck them in the left arm/elbow causing the metal to insert the skin resulting in a laceration and surgery to remove the piece of metal. (Started losing time 10/28/2025)
220253170530C11784While lifting a belt crossover to back on it's legs it slipped.  This caused the employee to jam their arm/elbow into the crossover legs/skirt boards on the pony drive in Unit 3.
220253170532C12846Employee was operating miner, when a rock measuring approximately 2ft.x2ft.x1inch fell out between hog panel and coal rib. Striking employee on hard hat and shoulder area. Employee has continued to work until 10/29/2025 when they were placed on restrictions, pending physical therapy.
220253170536C12676Employee was trying to break apart a threaded water-line coupling, straining left shoulder. Employee has had MRI. On 10/29/2025 MRI results showed 2 tears in shoulder. Was seen by Ortho on 10/30/2025 and has surgery pending. Employee remained working till 10/29/2025.
220253170537C11504The SP Elevator was taken out of service due to a faulty door switch.  The switch was replaced, the elevator was tested, and placed back into service.
220253170538C12315In bucket of LS 195, shoveling rock dust into bantam duster. Tripped over pallet that duster is setting on, hitting right side of face on duster causing laceration on the right ear required stiches. Small hematoma behind right ear.
220253170539C1234510 miners entrapped on Metz Elevator until 8:38 pm when a VFD failed on the elevator. The miners were exiting the mine and were still approximately 700' down the shaft. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253170541C12025Employee was conducting maintenance when they stood up from a knelled position and strained right knee. Employee continued to work until 10/23/25 when they sought medical treatment and took out of work.
220253170542C10932A coal fire was discovered in the 5 west pit that could not be extinguished within 30 minutes
220253170545C11614While descending ladder on loader, employee misplaced their foot onto the outside bracket of a step; leading to rolling of the ankle and then falling to ground. 
220253170549C11524Employee was walking to hang up fuel nozzle after refueling the dozer and slipped in the mud and tried catching themselves and hurt their left shoulder.
220253170551C12766DC drive failed on the Metz elevator which interfered with its use for more than 30 minutes. No miners were on the elevator at the time of the fault. Drive replaced and elevator returned to service by 12:15 pm. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253170552C11433While setting the feeder down onto 2 crib-blocks, the top crib-block slid out and fell onto the left foot causing a bruise and a fractured toe.
220253170554C13768Unplanned roof fall discovered reportable on 3 belt just outby the 3 block intersection at approximately 6:46 am on 10/31/2025. Fall occurred in an adjacent brow left from a previous roof fall that occurred 8/2/2020.  Fall was approximately 8' long, 16' wide, and 6' high. Area was mined near December of 1988. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253170563C11914Employee was traveling walking through a low area and caught right ear on a piece of metal roof mesh causing a laceration.  Employee was treated with 4 stitches and cleared to return to work.
220253170569C13257An unintentional roof fall occurred in the 4 West area of the mine at 8 xcut.  This event occurred in the track entry and extended through the crosscut to the belt.  The fall measured approx 80ft wide by 40ft long by 20ft high.  The fall was caused by adverse roof conditions in the form of deteriorated laminated shale rock.
220253170573C11985Employee removing belt for storage unit when they tripped and injured left ankle/foot.  PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220253170575C12736Injured employee was using a rail hook to lift a track rail and felt a "pop" in their back. They then stood up and stumbled and fell on right hand smashing their index finger. Employee sought treatment the following day for back pain. No rules or regulations were violated.
220253170576C10782An unplanned roof fall occurred in entry #3 in the intersection of 79 in HG 8.
220253170580C13668Injured employee and a co-worker were loading 10-foot joints of 6-inch pipe (waterline) onto the 7W Longwall Belt. One person on each end of the pipe. As they were tossing a joint onto the belt, the injured lost grip and left arm became smashed between the pipe and the belt structure. They suffered a broken left ulna bone as a result. No regulations were violated.
220253170583C12696Employee stated they were loading rollers onto a flat car when they lost grip and the roller smashed their ring finger between the roller and the mine floor. Employee sought medical attention on 11.3.25 and was taken off work. This incident is being reported as an LTA.
220253170587C11935I.E. was hauling bolting materials up to the face to load bolters. While tramming, T-3 channel that they loaded on the scoop came loose and entered the cab striking them in their left shoulder.
220253170588C12095Employee was unloading a box of SCSR's off the back of a Kubota when it slipped. Employee heard pop in left arm around elbow area and felt pain/numbness. Employee continued to work until surgery on 10/31/2025.
220253170593C11454While using an Emu to pull lifeline. EE grabbed the lifeline to break a zip tie, when EE grabbed the lifeline it wrapped around EE's ring finger.
220253170598C13257Injured employee was roof bolting on the left side of the continuous miner. Employee was in the process of installing a rib bolt when a piece of coal/rock fell from the brow behind them and struck them on the left shoulder. Was diagnosed with a deep tissue contusion and given time off. No rules or regulations were violated.
220253170603C10542struck in mouth pulling on chain when chain came loose
220253170605C11654I.E. was helping carry water pipe when the person who was carrying the other end suddenly dropped their end causing I.E. to drop their end of the pipe on their foot.
220253170610C10461WHILE TAKING SLACK OUT 2A BELT, FELL ON GROUND
220253170612C12436Employee was pulling on a bottom roller to remove the belt stand and got right middle and ring finger caught between the roller and the rib. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220253170614C11995Employee was struck by a rock on left hand/wrist that had fallen from in between 4 and 5 shield. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220253170615C12205Employee was installing a roof bolt when a monster mat fell on right hand, resulting in a laceration to pinky finger. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220253170617C12536Employee had finished bolting the #6 entry on the #4 unit and was standing beside the roof bolter between the dust box and the boom when a hose fitting broke causing the employee to get oil in their eyes. Employee was treated for a scratch to their eye.
220253170618C11153Employee was exiting excavator when slipped putting a lot of pressure on right leg hurting lower back, hip and leg.
220253170621C10642EE was thirdman on bolter, tripped and fell, striking left elbow
220253170622C12285A roof fall occurred on the 4th southwest BL seal area. in #11 entry from spad 93+75 through spad 93+10. The fall measured approximately 85'x 19' x 8'. This fall will not be loaded out, and the area has additional support added.
220253170625C12686Employee was at tool car getting a tool when another employee was filling degreaser sprayer. The hose on sprayer popped off and the liquid got in their eyes. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170626C12205Employee was walking down the Longwall face when piece of rock came out of the pan line and struck their leg. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220253170632C11213IE was prying on a hose when the bar slipped.  When the bar slipped the IE fell into the shuttle car and bumped an elbow.
220253170633C11534IE was changing a hose on a shield.  They had a chisel braced with left hand when they hit left thumb with the hammer they were using causing a fracture.
220253170635C12215Employee was assisting with installing rail in a spur when a piece of slate fell and struck neck and shoulder. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253170636C12255EE was cutting rubber skirting with a box cutter style knife. The knife slipped and cut through the welding gloves they were wearing. EE received 5 sutures to close a laceration on the back of their left hand above the thumb.
220253170637C10261Exposure to Coal Mine Dust
220253170639C12756At approximately 3:02 the Blake Ridge elevator went down due to governor switch had grease from the elevator ropes that set the governor switch off. One surface electrician came to clean the switch and the elevator ran as normal. The elevator was up and running at 3:34 pm.  
220253170642C13648Employee was striking metal with a hammer when a fragment of steel broke off and struck them in the forehead. The fragment was removed with forceps and the employee returned to work. The employee later felt irritation, so upon re-examination, another fragment of steel was found in their forehead, so surgery was performed on 11-4-25 to remove the second fragment.
220253170643C12115A roof fall above anchorage was discovered on the preshift examination in the A Mains LK to BK slope's belt entry in the intersection at spad 4795. The fall measures approximately 20' wide 38' long and 28' high.
220253170647C10963A coal fire was discovered in the 6 west spoils that could not be extinguished within 30 minutes
220253170648C11804A spool valve on a longwall line shield was stuck in the open position allowing the shield to slowly lower. The shield contacted an employee working under it, fracturing two ribs. 
220253170649C11864While pulling down exhaust curtain with their left hand in Unit 1, Entry 12, 44+40 - 45+00.  In doing so, a section of rock fell out, striking the contractor on their head and left side.
220253170650C12626Employee was helping to hook up a trailer that was in a crosscut due to the highness of the truck they had to lift the tongue of the trailer, So while in the process of lifting the tongue on the compact trailer to hook it onto the truck they strained lower back.
220253170651C12716While employees were preparing for a belt move they noticed that the belt was not level. While trying to level the belt the belt came off onto the belt structure that the employees were standing on causing employee to come off of the structure and hyper extending a knee.
220253170652C12035Roof bolter was reaching into pin tray to retrieve a steel when a small head came from the roof smashing the tip of ring finger on right hand. Resulted in a fracture and started missing work on 10/29/25.
220253170659C12446I.E. stated they were pulling on a 6-foot bolt that was being installed into the roof when they felt a pop in right arm. Employee went to E.R. with a full release. Employee went to ortho. doctor and was taken off work (light duty) on 11/5/2025.
220253170660C13177EE was assisting with a motor change out in G5 longwall section, the EE was using a small pry bar hold back hose and cables through an access panel when right hand was caught between the shearer frame and bell housing once it broke free. The EE suffered a laceration which required 10 sutures and broken index finger.
220253170661C10492Had to replace 2 blown fuses for the 8 Vent Hoist
220253170665C12265An Employee was assisting in replacing the cutter motor shield on the right side of the continuous miner when their left thumb was caught between the miner frame and the shield, causing a laceration that required four sutures.
220253170666C13007On 7/31/25 the injured employee experienced discomfort in left upper back and shoulder area while performing longwall support duties. After initial medical evaluation, the employee continued to work normal job until being removed from work on 11/4/25 pending surgery, which is scheduled for 11/20/25.
220253170667C13117Injured removed 70" roller and set it along the rib near the St Leo mantrip station, when the roller fell over and struck their right middle finger pinching it between the roller and a flat car resulting in an open wound that required 5 sutures. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253170675C11003At the end of the night shift, employee fell from machine landing on left arm fracturing left wrist.
220253170682C12145Over the last several months, the employee has experienced loss of grip, hands falling asleep, and numbness in both wrists. Employee also has some numbness in both of elbows. They went off for surgery on 11/7/2025.
220253170683C11163An unplanned roof fall occurred on 2 Gas Mainline 3 section at 38 crosscut, #3 intersection, in the last open break.
220253170685C13097Employee was loosening a J-bolt on a bottom belt hanger bracket with right hand and left hand contacting the top chair for leverage. While loosening the bolt left small finger accidentally contacted the top roller causing a friction burn from contacting the roller. They received three stitches to the finger.
220253170686C12496Employee was operating a continuous miner on 2 Gas Mainline 3 section when they were struck in the left foot by a rib roll measuring 7' long by 15" wide by 3" thick.  Employee returned to work after the accident but was placed off work on 11/5/2025.
220253170687C12365EE strained groin area while loading heavy items into a truck on 10/26/2025. EE reported injury but refused to see doctor and continued working until 11/9/2025. Examined by doctor on 11/10/2025. Diagnosed with a Hernia on the right side
220253170689C13528Employee began experiencing shoulder pain on May 5th 2025.  Overhead strain handling a rock dust hose caused the pain to increase. It has been diagnosed that tendinopathy with a partial articular surface tear is causing the pain. Majority of damage caused by repetitive movement/strain. Employee worked all scheduled shift until taken off on 11/5/2025.
220253170690C11864Employee was standing on a 4 foot ladder taking slack out of chain when they lifted the ventilation tubing, they lost balance and fell off the ladder injuring right knee and right ankle.
220253170693C11504Employee was cutting open an old splice on the roof bolter cable. While peeling back the insulated jacket employee cut left hand with a utility knife.
220253170695C11403While cutting outer jacket from heat tape cable, blade slipped from cable and knife contacted employee right upper thigh causing laceration.
220253170699C12917EE was pulling transloading hose and strained right shoulder.  Work Care agency was called with permission to reported back to work.  EE felt pain in right shoulder and made a clinic visit.  The clinic assessed EE shoulder and found partial displacement, reset, and recommended a specialist.
220253170700C12305loading resin onto the fletcher twin boom bolter in the #2 entry of SW section the operator of the bolter thought that they were done and started to tram the bolter and ran over the employee's left foot resulting in 2 broken toes.
220253170701C11383A roof fall occurred at 63 crosscut on 7B track.  The fall was 4'high, 14' wide and 35' long.  The area has been cleaned and re-supported.
220253170706C12937Injured was changing winch rope on duckbill scoop in 7W (75 blk 1-2 crosscut). They had their left hand resting on the mast of the scoop and threw the winch hook onto their own left thumb, causing an avulsion to the thumb nail. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253170710C12365Employee was prepping bolts at the miner when rib fell out and a piece hit them on the back causing an abrasion and bruising. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.
220253170712C12215Employee picked up a bag of rock dust; while carrying it they felt pop in back. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor, body positioning was a factor.
220253170716C11333Employee was dropping the high voltage cable and tie wire went under the employee's safety glasses striking the employee's right eye.
220253170717C13247While drilling hole for cable bolt in St Leo #3 126-128 block the steel got stuck in top, miscounted how many steels were in roof (removed 2 of 3 steels) and last steel fell out striking back of left hand causing open wound that required 11 sutures to close. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253170718C11704Employee stated they were in the process of hooking up an air line when they stepped into a hole or onto a rock causing them to slip resulting in pain in their left knee.
220253210007C13007The employee was operating the #2 Brookville locomotive on 41-butt intake along with another operator in #1 Brookville and a trip of cars. The locomotives lost control of the trip at approximately 47 break on the track going inby. At 58 break, the #2 Brookville struck the #1 913 scoop in the entry. 
220253210010C12135The victim was fatally injured when ejected from the operator's compartment of a diesel scoop after the scoop was struck by a locomotive that had lost control of a trip of supplies along the 41 Butt track haulage.
220253210022C11063I.E. was loading structure onto a trailer when EE felt pain in EE's left shoulder and down EE's left side.
220253210024C13167Employee was helping mechanics install a hard bar on D11R. the mechanics had it strapped on each with nylon slings. Employee was given a wrench to hold pads in place, they elected to use their fingers not the wrench as they were putting the bar into place one of the straps tore. Causing employee to loose 3 fingers.
220253210027C12275EMPLOYEE WAS STEPPING OFF OF THE FORKTRUCK. THEY STEPPED OF OF THE LAST STEP ONTO THE GRAVEL AND FELT A SHARP PAIN IN THE BOTTOM OF THEIR HEEL. EMPLOYEE WENT TO THE DOCTOR ON 11/06/2025 AND WAS TOLD TO STAY HOME WITH A BOOT ON.
220253210031C12516IE was helping repair a 4' heavy-duty hose that feeds the dewatering system's #7 shaker. IE was holding the hose when it shifted, striking and pinching IE's right pinky finger. IE was taken to emergency room where it took 4 sutures to close the wound.
220253210033C11594Technician felt pain in left bicep while moving a pallet in the warehouse.  Upon an ORTHO appointment on 11-10-2025, technician was given a restricted release.
220253210034C13147Employee was bolting in the #1 Entry when, while checking hole depth with a 6-ft., 0.804 diameter bolt, it slipped from left hand and smashed right ring finger between the bolt head and drill chuck. Employee self-transported to CAMC General Hospital, received four sutures, and returned to full duty on 11/13/2025.
220253210035C12826There was a rib roll located on the MN1 belt between 14 and 15 crosscut.  Due to initial information this was reported out of caution.  After investigation this was deemed to be a non-reportable event.  The area was also investigated by MSHA and deemed to be a non-reportable event.
220253210038C12265Employee was using the side of EE's drill pot to push EE's roof bolt high enough for clearance to install into the drill chuck. EE dropped the pot down to far and pinned EE's left foot between the drill pot and the mine floor.
220253210039C12416Employee was checking a water pump and lost balance and put a hand down to catch themselves on the pump. The pump was sitting in a wire cage, and the wire cut their right pinky finger. The laceration required two stitches to close the wound.
220253210042C12265Employee was pulling up miner cable for a pull back and was moving cable from the middle of the entry to the rib. They then felt a sharp pain shoot down left calf muscle. Doctor's restrictions took them off work on 11/13/2025.
220253230002C13207While removing fire suppression from the scoop charger during a power move in St Leo Mains (121 blk 2-3) the clamp slipped and when EE went to catch it EE ran EE's gloved hand down the edge of a roof strap resulting in a laceration that required sutures. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253230003C12516Injured was rolling a shuttle car tire from the scoop bucket to the side of the shuttle car to install the tire and felt pain in EE's right shoulder (7 West 1 left entry, 0 to 1 block). No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253230005C12646Injured was uncoupling a supply car incorrectly at the slope chute track and got EE's finger caught between the release lever and the coupler shank causing a crushing injury to EE's left middle finger that resulted in an open wound which required sutures to close.
220253230006C11484Injured employee was placing expanded metal guarding on the head drive when the metal slid around and caught EE's left pinky finger against the rib.
220253230007C10782Injured Employee was putting in belt structure and smashed right index finger.
220253230010C13598At approximately 2:39 pm the governor rope for came off of the tail sheave and lodged in the governor wheel of the Sugar Run elevator causing one miner to become entrapped on the elevator approximately 20' from the bottom of the shaft. The miner was safely removed from the elevator at 4:12 pm. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE
220253230015C11734A water inundation occurred on the No. 1 Section in the No. 1 Face near spad 1717. Resulted in a Fatal injury. Rescue crews located the fatally injured person on 11/13/2025.
220253230021C11273Employee stated they twisted their back and felt a sharp pain in lower back while loading glue bolts onto the left roof bolter.
220253230024C13307Employee was drilling a hole when steels became stuck. As they pulled them apart, one struck them in the nose. Employee was seen at the ER where x-rays showed a fracture. Employee was given a full release and continued working until 11/12/25 when seen again and given restrictions preventing them from performing their normal job.
220253230031C11965Employee was bolting when bolt came down out of the hole and plate struck their lip.  PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253230038C11293Employee was plastering stopping when the employees foot slipped of the ladder causing the employee to fall and roll right ankle.
220253230041C12225Employee stated they were carrying a box of foam sealant when they stepped on some broken pieces of block, lost footing and slipped resulting in pain in left knee and right hamstring. They continued to work until 11/13/25.
220253240009C11103The Operator was notified on 11/18/2025 that the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220253240013C11484IE was strapping down materials on the tool sled when a piece of pipe rolled off the top of the sled and smashed the right thumb causing a fracture.
220253280005C11684Employee was mining in the number 7 right crosscut located on the #2 section when a methane ignition occurred resulting in burns to the employee's face, hands and arms.
220253280006C11283F-Mine elevator was down due to intermittent faults. No employees were on the elevator. This incident was immediately reported. 
220253280011C10822IE was walking at the MN2 header when EE rolled EE's ankle and fell to EE's knees.
220253280015C11474The emergency hoist was damaged during routine testing resulting in the hoist being removed from service for a period of greater than 30 minutes.  
220253280016C11403A non-injury roof fall occurred in the primary escapeway on 4 belt, entry 1, just inby crosscut 10. The fall was approximately 25'x15'x5-6'.
220253280017C11594Employee stated that EE swung the drill station in to set the inside bolt when a bolt laying in the tray became fouled and sprung up and struck EE in the chin.
220253280019C10862Employee was helping load a 3-inch pump into loader bucket when EE strained EE's back.
220253280020C11393Employee picked up a bucket of grease to grease the threads on the drill steel on the highwall drill when EE felt a pop in EE's lower back.
220253280023C11604I.E. was hooking up a tube strap when EE's finger became hung in the hook and when the strap was released EE's finger was pulled in a non-functioning direction.
220253280024C11363I.E. was pulling tubes out of the return. When EE was trying to pull them around the fan EE twisted the wrong way and EE hurt EE's back.
220253280026C12335(REPORTABLE DUE TO SUTURES) Employee was working on a 4" air line at 4-7 Fan compressor station when a 4" VIC coupling / bull hose blew off and struck EE causing a laceration to EE's left upper leg which required twelve (12) sutures.
220253280040C13357While building a stopping employee pulled a solid block toward them and felt a pop in left bicep. EE was diagnosed with a ruptured bicep tendon.  EE has worked every scheduled day since the incident on 7/31 but is having surgery on 11/21/2025 to repair the tendon and will be off work from the day of the surgery until fully recovered.
220253280042C12345I.E. stated that they had a rock slide from between the screen wire and the roof striking employee on the left side of their nose. X-ray shows a fracture and the employee received 5 stitches on their nose. Employee has a full release.
220253280045C12796IE was traveling in the mine and the driver of the EDV cut a corner to close and struck a standing timber in the roadway. The IE's right forearm was struck causing a muscle strain. IE continued to work normal duties until November 13th when they missed the first scheduled shift.
220253280047C12907Employee was helping unit mechanic make a car splice on shuttle car, when the utility knife slipped causing them to cut left index finger. Employee was seen by the mine nurse where they received 5 sutures and a full release. Returned to their normal job the same shift with no restrictions.
220253280049C10882There was an unplanned roof fall in the #9 1st East Main at crosscut 17 in the #5 entry.
220253280050C13197Injured employee was lifting a scoop battery lid to prop it up for venting while charging. As they were lifting the lid with left hand, it slipped and fell smashing the tip of right thumb. Employee suffered a fracture to the tip of the thumb. No rules or regulations were violated. Employee has training and experience.
220253290003C12846D35 traveling toward Metz with clearance and collided with D84 (traveling towards St Leo without clearance) at 0 block 9 South causing injured to be thrown into the cab of the mantrip passenger compartment, resulting in bruised ribs. No problem with equipment issues, training or PPE.
220253290004C13147D35 traveling toward Metz with clearance and collided with D84 (traveling towards St Leo without clearance) at 0 block 9 South causing injured to be thrown into the cab of the mantrip passenger compartment, resulting in 3 fractured ribs and 2 fractured vertebrae. No problem with equipment issues, training or PPE.
220253290009C11965Employee was loading beams onto crib scoop when beam rolled off and fell on a finger. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253290010C12416Employee was helping unload short sticks of rail at shanty when one rail rolled and pinched finger in between another short stick. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253290019C12375The mechanic was standing on the shuttle car fender that was laying on the ground. While they positioned themselves to fix the problem, they slipped on the side of the fender causing pain in left knee. Started missing work on 11/14/2025.
220253290020C11694The Aux Fan 217 trailing cable went phase to phase creating Fault/Arc in the cathead resulting in a flash/ignition from a small bleeder in the mine floor at 10 section. 
220253290023C11624The employee was flipping track rails over to begin installation, when a finger became caught between two rails, resulting in a laceration to right middle finger.
220253290024C12406EMPLOYEE WENT TO GET IN ROCKTRUCK PLACED A FOOT ON BOTTOM STEP AND BOTH HANDS ON HANDRAIL TO PULL THEMSELVES UP LADDER, FELT PAIN IN LOWER BACK, PUT FEET BACK ON GROUND AND FELL BACK ON THEIR BACKSIDE BECAUSE OF PAIN THEY FELT IN LOWER BACK
220253290025C11213IE stepped from one side of the bolter to the other and the left knee popped while checking the torque on the roof bolts.
220253300003C11854While roof bolting in 3L, employee was hitting a clogged drill steel when EE felt pain in EE's right shoulder blade.  EE continued to work until EE was taken off work later in November.
220253300005C13538On November 18th, an equipment operator, noticed a pain in EE's lower right stomach while operating the CAT 980 wheel loader. Initially EE thought EE's belt was too tight, but after EE loosened it, the pain still persisted. EE finished EE's shift at 4:49 PM. EE went to the emergency room that night around 9:30 PM and it was determined EE had a hernia.
220253300006C11333I.E. stated EE was using a track jack to raise monorail employee's hand slipped off handle letting it strike EE in the face and head.
220253300015C12325Employee stated as they were exiting the operator's deck. They stepped down onto the mine floor that was slightly uneven and damp to muddy and their foot slipped a little twisting right knee. They continued to work until 11/20/2025.
220253350002C11073I.E. stated they stepped out of shuttle car twisting ankle on rock. X-ray showed no breaks or broken bones.
220253350003C12957Employee was putting a high line hook of extra bits in the parts car at the load center. When EE let go of the hook, the end of the hook caused a laceration to EE's left index finger. Employee received sutures so close the laceration and treated and released to return to work. No time was lost.
220253350006C11904Employee was roof bolting (rehabbing) M7 belt-line Entry #5 cross-cut #28 when EE slipped on a flat rock, hyper extending EE's right knee. MRI results from 11/25/2025 showed a torn meniscus.
220253350010C11824Employee was standing at the back of a battery coal hauler loading hog-panel in the bed when the operator inadvertently articulated bed down on employees right foot, fracturing foot.
220253350012C10762There was an unplanned fall in panel district 15 1st North xcut 30 #4 entry.
220253350020C11654Employee was standing at the back operator's side corner of the continuous mining machine and a piece of rib peeled, pinning left foot against the body of the miner.
220253350022C10872IE was installing a fork on a lotrac when the fork hit their finger causing a fracture.
220253350023C11484IE was adding DEF fluid to the 336 Excavator when DEF jug slipped.  When the employee attempted to catch the jug, the lid fell striking right wrist.
220253350024C12486Employee stated while running the miner, loading out cut rock, a piece of rock ricocheted back striking them on right hand. Employee was seen at Medical Center and received six sutures and a follow up with a physician for fracture to end of finger.
220253350025C11113When replacing the windshield on a front-end loader, the employee cut right index finger resulting in stitches.
220253350026C11955An unplanned roof fall occurred on 11/21/25 at 3:10PM at 56-57 xc #1 entry. The fall length was undetermined at the time of the fall. The fall was dangered off and will be cleaned up and bolted. 
220253360001C12426Employee was moving scoop and while moving was trying to push air line out of the way without exiting the scoop and during this was struck on EE's right hand middle finger between the canopy of the scoop and a sand prop that the scoop knocked
220253360002C12105Employee was removing structure to build drive, when a piece of bed rail fell and struck EE's foot. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253360004C12977Employee was getting out of shuttle car at the feeder. EE stepped out with EE's right foot first as doing so, it slipped causing left foot to go under the pedals resulting in a burning sensation in left thigh and knee. Employee seen specialist on 11/14/2025 and started missing work on 11/17/2025.
220253360006C11113The Operator was notified on 11/25/2025 that the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis. 
220253360008C10612Employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220253360010C12115Injured employee was handling block while building a stopping when EE felt pain in EE's left knee.  Employee started physical therapy on 11/24/2025.  No scheduled shifts were missed as a result of this incident.
220253360012C11163I.E. was helping to put a pulling coupler on a section of 8" pipe. when EE stood up EE felt pain in EE's lower back.
220253360016C13117The injured stated that they were operating the tail sider shearer on 16 East LW section, in the process of cutting bottom on the tail and during the cut out process they were struck by an object that was slung out by the tail side cutter drum, striking them on the upper torso, resulting in two fractured ribs.
220253370005C12947Area was muddy. Employee was mounting a Cat10R Dozer when EE's right foot slipped causing to EE to fall back and EE landed on EE's feet. EE was holding onto the grab iron on the dozer when EE slipped causing a left shoulder strain. EE slipped because EE did not put EE's right foot on the step.
220253370006C13458Employee was driving a shuttle car on an outby construction project when EE's bumper rode up on the miner bumper and as EE pulled away the car dropped causing EE to hit EE's head on the canopy. EE was taken to the ER where no physical injuries were observed but EE was taken off work as restrictions prevented EE from performing EE's normal job.
220253380003C12937Employee was preparing a cable bolt for installation and as EE reached across EE's body to grab a pin plate, EE drug the plate across EE's right bicep causing a laceration requiring sutures. EE was treated at the ER and given a full release with no restrictions to return EE's following shift.
220253390009C11474Employee was welding on a auger flight wen a small piece of metal got in EE's eye. Employee was wearing safety glasses at the time of the accident.
220253390012C10762EE was hanging curtain when EE felt a strain in EE's back while reaching up.
220253390021C13538Employee lost suction on the drill pot, stepped to the back of tray to check suction, then went back to the canopy when a piece of rock fell, striking them on the right side of ear, neck, shoulder area. They went to ER and needed 3 or 4 sutures on their ear and was released back to work. Accident location #2 entry 001 section 144 feet inby spad 12328.
220253390027C11914torn meniscus in the right knee from crawling. EE Never missed any work until today 12/4/25 because EE's surgery is today. EE worked on light duty until today. Again NO work missed until now.
220253390034C12275Employee banged EE's left shoulder on a trunk duck at the three-way in the plant. EE then tried to pick up a hose that was laying on the floor and EE heard a pop and felt a tingling sensation and pain going down EE's right arm.
220253390039C11173On November 24, 2025, the operator was notified by MSHA that the employee has a sufficient degree of pneumoconiosis. 
220253390040C13257Employee was using a hammer to smash a Burndy connector to splice a lifeline together, when they missed and struck their left index finger with the hammer. Employee was seen at the ER where x-rays revealed a fracture to the tip of the finger. Employee was given a full release with no restrictions to return their next shift.
220253390046C12416Employee was using their foot to slide boards under the tongue of an RA and when they put their weight on their right leg, they felt their right knee pop. Continued working until 12/1/25 when taken off for surgery to repair their right knee.
220253390049C12716Employee was running the miner in the #1 entry on #4 Section when a piece of blue creek seam (rib) rolled out and struck them and knocked them to the ground causing a fractured left hip/leg initially, but after further medical observations other injuries were determined.
220253430005C13368Injured picked up a lump of coal off the mine floor near 150 shield (6W) to throw into pan, but EE was closer to the pan than EE thought and struck EE's hand on the edge of the pan, pinching right ring finger between pan and coal, resulting in a fracture and open wound. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253430007C12676While walking near the mantrip station in St Leo Mains the injured felt pain in EE's right knee (did not trip/slip/misstep, no walkway obstruction). Reported injury and started missing work on 12/4/25. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253430009C13588While guiding roof bolt sections (#6 bolter Sugar Run Rehab) together (with bolt head in chuck) the drill head rose slightly when the other drill removed up pressure causing their left ring finger to get pinched between bolt sections resulting in an open wound and fracture to distal phalange. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE
220253430011C11654An unintentional roof fall occurred on the #21 cross cut entry #4 (travel way) of the 2C. The fall is approximately 30 feet in length, 27 feet wide and 10 foot high.
220253430012C11403While sweeping the garage floor, the broom handle the Miner was using broke causing them to cut a finger which required 3 stitches to close.
220253430015C11253I.E. stated they were removing straps from trailer and stepped on a glut causing knee to pop, employee is off waiting on MRI.
220253430016C12165A roof fall occurred at this location on 12/4/2025. The fall location was on the 2E/4N between entries 3 and 4 at the survey station 10+80. The fall measured 17ft wide by 30ft long by 3-4ft thick. No one was injured.
220253430017C11574Employee went to move welder cable in tool sled. Picked up a wad of cable as they stood to throw it out of the way had pain in lower back then in left groin.
220253440002C10902Was tramming up #7 Entry on company #2 scoop caught head against rib causing a laceration.
220253440007C11293Employee stated that while lifting a bag of rock dust, they felt a pain in their lower belly. Work location: Surface supply yard.
220253440012C11945While crossing over a supply trailer the tractor operator slipped and fell onto the ground. The operator worked until needing surgery to repair the left knee. Started missing work on 11/26/2025.
220253440013C13017Employee was trying to cut straps on cable bolts. EE was cutting away from self and couldn't cut the bands. EE turned the knife around and was using it like a saw. when the band finally cut, the blade contacted EE's gloved hand causing a laceration in the palm of EE's thumb. This required 6 stitches.
220253440015C11494Employee was climbing up on a 360 Excavator to grease it and lost EE's balance, falling backwards hitting EE's back on the boom jack of the excavator
220253440016C11935The operator dozed off while driving a mantrip, causing the trip to hit the rib. The operator hit EE's left knee on the dash of the ride resulting in sutures to close a cut. No work was missed.
220253440020C13718Bolter operator drilling roof. When adding pusher steel, stumbled / slipped and put uncontrolled feed pressure up while right hand was still around the steels EE was marrying. This caused the steels to bend toward the mast, pinching EE's right ring finger between the steels and the feed cylinder. This caused a skin avulsion roughly 3/4" x 3/4" at the tip of the finger.
220253440024C12345Employee was putting up a 6ft bolt when it caught on the hog panel. They went to push up harder on the bolt and felt a pop in their right shoulder. The employee continued to work full duty until they went off for surgery on 12/9/2025.
220253440027C11003Removed a tee on a 2" aqua line. Line sprung back at the injured breaking / chipping a front tooth. 
220253440028C11925Employee was walking on the beltline and slipped. When the employee slipped, EE tried to catch self on the belt rail and heard a pop in EE's right arm/tricep area. Employee is awaiting an MRI.
220253440034C13117Employee was cleaning coal spill with a shovel. The employee noticed lower back pain at home after shift. Employee thought it would heal over the long weekend. On 12/3/2025 the employee sought medical attention and then reported the injury to Supervision on 12/3/2025. Employee will start losing time 12/8/2025.
220253450011C11914Employee was working at power center when EE stepped back and twisted EE's knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253450012C12385Employee was hanging slack for bolter when EE went to walk around machine, EE twisted EE's ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rule and regulations was not a factor. Body positioning was a factor.
220253450015C12265A passenger of a mantrip that hit the corner of a rib was dislodged from the seat and landed on the mine floor. EE was diagnosed with two stable vertebral compression fractures in the spine. Started missing work on 12/02/2025.
220253460007C13808Employee installed inside roof bolt with 54"x12" strap and swung out to drill outside hole. While lining strap hole with drill steel they stepped on loose rock, slipped and struck right wrist on strap edge between glove cuff and Kevlar sleeve, causing laceration. Treated with 7 sutures. Full release, no restrictions; returned 12/12/2025 to normal duties. Medical Treatment Only.
220253490001C12596A non-injury roof fall was discovered on the #2 Section 1 brk inby spad no. 575. Fall measured approximately 25 feet long x 15 feet wide x 8 feet high. Fall has been timbered off and danger signs posted on all approaches. This mine is in non-producing status.
220253490002C12035Employee was running the miner on #6 Section in the #4 LOXC, when a rock EE loaded on the car rolled off the coal in the shuttle car and struck EE's right foot causing a fracture to the top of EE's foot.
220253490003C13388Injured was hanging a run through curtain up in #2 entry of St Leo Mains 131-132 block, standing on the third rung of a 4' ladder leaning off the ladder to install a nail through the curtain when EE fell off the ladder and bruised EE's back when landing on the mine floor. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220253490004C12105Hogg Contractor bent over to pick up hand tools. After EE stood up, a piece of draw rock dislodged from the roof falling striking EE on EE's right foot. This resulted in a fracture to the #3 and #4 metatarsals.
220253490005C10552EE was found to have 10% pulmonary function impairment.
220253490007C10932There was an unplanned roof fall at #9 1st East Main between 10+40 and 11+50 in the #4 entry.
220253490013C11273Employee was riding in manbus when EE's foot caught a rock, twisting EE's left knee and ankle resulting in sprain to left knee.
220253490015C13758While removing access stairway from RT62, with the top of stairs attached to a boom, and the bottom welded. The employee forgot to remove the top two bolts, they went back up the stairway and when they removed the bolts, the weld at the bottom broke and the stairs shifted causing them to fall to the ground. The employee suffered a fracture on the radius of their right arm.
220253490016C12235Employee was standing in front of scoop bucket dusting, as they finished and went to put the hose in scoop bucket they stepped back and had a foot under scoop bucket as it was lowered, catching their foot, causing fracture.
220253500006C10071Weather
220253500009C12095Employee was working on locomotive when lid lock let off and pinched arm between motor and cover. PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue. 
220253500011C12045Employee was rib pinning off miner when EE pinched EE's finger between chuck and bolt wrench. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253500015C11323EE was diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis by a B reader on a chest x ray . EE hasn't worked at our operations since Oct 2023
220253500017C12957Employee was tightening lug nuts on EE's permissible 4 wheeler when the lug broke and caused EE to stumble and roll EE's ankle and jolted EE's right leg. EE hairline fractured EE's right fibula and was seen at hospital and was instructed to heal normal and is allowed weight bearing on that leg.
220253500018C13648While cleaning out dust hopper EE removed the guard and was working on unplugging the hopper when EE dropped EE's knife into the hopper. EE had thought that EE had turned off the hydraulic power and hydraulic lever on the agitator. When reaching into the hopper to get EE's knife the agitator came on and caught EE's right arm between the agitator and dust hopper.
220253500020C11123Employee pinched the right index finger while moving railroad ties resulting in a laceration requiring stitches.
220253500021C13257Employee was lifting a metal box with approximately 25 pounds of welding rods inside, upon lifting the box slipped and they tried to catch it. Their finger went inside the opening of the box where you take the rods out of and the metal box sliced finger open. They returned to work after receiving 9 stitches in their finger.
220253500028C12736While prying a rock off the miner, the drill steel shifted up when the rock came off the miner. They let go of the steel and it came down and hit the top of their hard hat, which pushed down on their safety glasses causing a scrape on  their nose and a chipped front tooth.
220253500029C11574IE was doing normal work duties and felt pain in both shoulders. IE continued to work full duty up until December 5th and missed their first scheduled shift.
220253500030C11103Employee diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis with a 10% pulmonary function impairment after evaluation.
220253500031C11103Employee diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis with a 20% pulmonary function impairment after evaluation.
220253500033C10672Replace Friction Drum liners on Horn Mountain Portal (9 Vent) Hoist
220253520001C13167Employee was carrying a jack onto the belt line when EE felt pain in EE's shoulder, PPE was not an issue, mining systems was not an issue, compliance with rules and regulations was not an issue.  Employee worked 4 shifts then re-injured the shoulder (12/9) carrying belt structure and starting missing work on 12/10.
220253520008C13808Employee lifting an 18' ventilation slider to line up to slide into a piece of 20' ventilation tubing, an employee in the back of the slider heard someone say push the slider and when EE did the foreman's finger was struck against the D-ring of the slider and the 20' tubing. Resulting in a fracture, and a laceration that required 2 sutures to the tip of EE's left middle finger.
220253520013C11744Employee was loading plates on the bolter. They turned around and their elbow came in contact with a bundle of plates. This resulted in a laceration that required 8 stitches.
220253520014C13828Employee was roof bolting when partner told them they were advancing to the next row. EE acknowledged them, but as the bolter trammed forward they reached for pins placing left foot under the bolter tire. X-rays were negative for a fracture and EE was given a full release. EE was taken off work the following day as they were having pain preventing them from performing normal job.
220253520016C12255Employee was lining and leveling the belt when a the jack kicked out and struck their left thumb, resulting in a fracture. Compliance with rules/regs, PPE, mining equip/systems not a factor. Miner proficiency may be a factor.
220253520017C12676Employee was pulling on belt jumper at Unit 2 beltline cross cut #1, entry #5, when they felt a burning pain in pelvic area. On 12/08/2025 employee was diagnosed with a hernia. Employee has worked normal duties and will continue to work until surgery date 12/30/2025.
220253520019C12666Employee was walking from shuttle car to help the miner move when they twisted an ankle and fell to the ground. EE was seen at the ER where x-rays were negative for a fracture but employee was taken off work due to pain preventing them from performing normal duties.
220253530004C10542EE has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis
220253530005C11474While unbolting a ram cylinder, the wrench EE was using to hold the nut pinched EE's right pinky finger causing a laceration resulting in stitches.
220253530008C11484I.E. stated EE was cutting a pump hose when EE's knife slipped cutting the top of EE's left hand. I.E. received 6 stitches with a full work release.
220253530014C12175IE was walking with the shearer.  A ram jack that was chained to the shearer had its D-ring break allowing it to fall.  The jack hit the employee's leg and caught it between the jack and a shield toe causing a bruise.
220253530015C10712IE was opening a toolbox when they felt a pull in their right shoulder.
220253530016C11854IE was pushing a rock off of the handrail on the LW face when a rock came from the tailgate and hit the rock they were attempting to push.  This caused a strain of their right shoulder.
220253560001C12506EE was attempting to cut a clip out of a jumper to gain better access to pull the splice pin, the knife slipped out of the belt, puncturing the EE on the right leg approximately 4" above the knee, resulting in one suture to close the puncture wound. 
220253560002C12997A roof fall occurred at this location on 12/12/2025. The fall location was in the 1st panel north off the 3rd main west (Unit 3), entry 4, in the intersection at survey station 18+00 (31xc). The fall measured 18ft wide by 20ft long by 5-7ft high. No one was injured and ventilation was not affected.
220253560007C10862Employee was diagnosed with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Safety was notified on 12/19/2025.
220253560016C12997A roof fall occurred at this location on 12/18/2025. The fall location was in the 1st panel south off the 3rd main west (Unit 4), entry 9, in the intersection at survey station 42+00 (71xc). The fall measured 22ft wide by 24ft long by 6-8ft high. No one was injured and ventilation was not affected.
220253560017C11063Technician pinched finger while handling metal object causing a fracture to the end of right index finger.
220253560023C12907Employee was installing 20ft center bolts in 1M headgate section.  As employee was changing out drill steels, they lost their grip on the steels in the roof, causing them to fall striking the top of their left hand.  Employee was diagnosed with a fracture to the third and forth metacarpal.
220253560024C11985Employee tripped over some car cable at the section substation.  This resulted in a fall and the employee hitting their nose on the corner of the sub station.  They received a broken nose from this.
220253560025C11123EE was evaluated for Pneumoconiosis. They were diagnosed with a 10% pulmonary function impairment on 12/19/2025.
220253570008C11313Employee was trimming a piece of plastic when knife slipped resulting in a laceration to left index finger requiring five stitches.
220253570011C11193While picking up a belt spreader off of a belt structure trailer, EE felt a sharp pain in EE's neck and right shoulder.
220253570013C12065The employee was standing beside of EE's tractor (7024) when the 7041 tractor that was parked across the road from EE rolled into EE's right leg causing a laceration to EE's right leg that required sutures.
220253570016C13518EE was walking back to Shuttle Car from the Continuous Miner, in the #3 Entry on 001 MMU, when EE struck a Roof Bolt strap hanging down from previous mining. EE complained of head and neck "jamming" together causing pain to neck and shoulder. EE seen family physician on 12-22-25, and was placed off work until additional testing/imaging is completed.
220253570017C12676Employee was trying to loosen a fitting on a brake accumulator.  When fitting broke loose, employee's hand contacted the work bench, and the finger was lacerated by the wrench on the inside of EE's finger.  Employee was wearing gloves. Laceration required 3 stitches.
220253570024C11303WORKING CHAIN RACTCHET IT CAME LOOSE STRIKING THEM IN CHEST CAUSING THEM TO TWIST AND FALL ON THEIR RIGHT HIP AND LOWER BACK AREA.
220253570025C12245Employee was removing old hog panel from the mine roof (M8 crosscut #66-#67 entry #2) when debris got into the employees left eye. Employee was seen by Dr. on 12/18/2025 and given a prescription for eye drops for irritation.
220253570026C12796Employee was bolting in #2R and went to hang pink reflector on next to last row of bolts. Stepped up on the ATRS, as they were hanging the reflector, the bolting partner lowered the eye of the ATRS and pinched employees left foot resulting in a laceration to bottom of left foot.
220253570028C12566Injured employee was picking up a slope chain and placing it on the slope car when they felt a pain in their back. It did not involve any equipment or compliance issues.  It also did not involve job skills, proficiency, training, PPE or protective devices.
220253570032C13838Employee reported experiencing lower back pain prior to work on 12/17/25 The employee stated the discomfort was noticed prior to the shift beginning however the cause of the injury is unknown and has not determined to be work-related at this time The employee sought medical evaluation and the matter is currently under investigation by the Company and  workers compensation carrier.
220253570035C12335Employee was helping work on belt pulley when EE said EE was carrying chain fall and felt pain in EE's right chest muscle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253570037C12426Employee was standing near the LW headgate watching a job, when a rock fell from between straps and struck the back of their ankle. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253570038C13788Employee was lifting a fire extinguisher up on a dozer with their right arm they swung it up onto the track then up on the hood. They completed the shift, went home and stated that they then noticed their arm didn't look right but had no pain. They reported it the next day but continued to work until 12/18/2025. They were then was taken off work to repair an upper arm injury.
220253630005C10932IE was assisting in lifting the hood on the compactor when EE felt a sharp pain in EE's back.
220253630006C12085IE was riding on a mantrip to gather supplies for the shift when EE bumped EE's head on an I-Beam.  The employee requested treatment for neck pain an hour later after reaching EE's assigned job for the shift.
220253630007C11403IE was operating the shearer when a small rock came from the drum and hit EE's cheek before glancing into EE's eye and causing a laceration.
220253630010C11664while moving a part in the warehouse the employee lost their grip causing the part to move suddenly pinching finger and causing a laceration that required 6 stitches.
220253630011C10431A miner was diagnosed with pneumoconiosis. 
220253630013C12075EE was operating tail locomotive, flat car came off track, stopping EE's locomotive causing EE's left shoulder and head to come in contact with the locomotive controls. EE was diagnosed with mild concussion.
220253640001C13788While exiting the read door on the engineer side of locomotive #1200 to set the hand brake the employee stumbled down the two steps to the cat walk. The employee was carrying a lunch bucket therefore had no way to catch self resulting in a broken right leg and fractured right ankle. The area was dry and had zero moisture accumulation. Area was well lit. Approximately 47F out.
220253640004C12426While cleaning the scalping screens on the 3rd floor there was some gob that broke loose in the chute just above and hit the utility man in the top of the head. Continued to work until 12/11/2025 when surgery was required to repair EE's neck.
220253640007C10832Employee was diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis on 10/13/25 by a B reader  
220253640010C12295The SP Elevator was taken out of service due to a faulty limit switch.  The switch was replaced, the elevator was tested, and the elevator was placed back into service.  An inspection of the elevator was also performed by MSHA.  
220253640012C11103The Operator was notified on 12/28/2025 that the employee has been diagnosed with Occupational Pneumoconiosis.
220253650001C13768The Rock Truck bed was in raised position when emp went let the bed down it started down normal then free fell about halfway down. Emp said EE hit EE's head on the cab but was fine, EE then went to the ER and was released to go back to work 12/24/25. EE then went to PMC Primary Care on 12/29/25 where they excused EE from work until EE sees a neurologist and they release EE.
220253650002C13007EE was operating the roof bolter on the #3 section in the #3 entry just inby spad,3032. EE was placing EE's bolt into the drill pot. EE inadvertently bumped into the rotation lever causing ligament damage to the middle finger and ring finger resulting in sutures on both sides of the damaged fingers.
220253650005C12426Employee was assisting with removing shuttle car tire when EE had EE's hand behind the tire, the tire shifted pinching EE's finger. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor.
220253650008C12155An unplanned roof fall occurred on 12/26/25 at 11:59 am at 34 3/4 crosscut on 5 north #1 entry. The fall length was undetermined at the time of the fall. The fall was dangered off and will be cleaned up and bolted. 
220253650010C10572Employee felt pain in lower back while lifting a battery.
220253650012C11143The employee stepped out of manhole and onto the slope and was struck by a slope tractor traveling down the slope.
220253650013C12846Injured employee was dragging a ventilation tube to the right side of the CM for installation. As EE approached the coal pile behind the CM EE set the tube down and stepped across the pile. EE stepped on a loose piece of coal and rolled EE's left ankle. Diagnosed with a ankle sprain.
220253650014C11884Employee was exposed to blasting emissions from a neighboring mine. They sought medical evaluation at the hospital, was released with no restrictions but missed their next scheduled shift.
220253650015C12225Employee stated that they pinched a finger while changing a brake caliper. After returning to work after 3 days off, the employee reported the event to their supervisor via phone call and missed their next scheduled shift.
220253650020C11454Employee was loading a training roller into the back of a mantrip. When roller got stuck IE lifted roller heard and felt a pop in their right arm
220253650022C12175Employee stated they were assisting an electrician to place a rub rail back on the miner, they smashed their left index finger between the rub rail and the frame of the miner causing a laceration, needing two sutures.
220260020001C11383Employee was installing PTO driveline when it fell down striking the employee in EE's mouth area resulting in a chipped right front tooth.
220260020003C11113Miner was stepping down a ladder and received a Jones Fracture to EE's left foot as EE transferred EE's weight.
220260050001C11794Operator finished the cut and was tramming to the next location when a piece of draw rock fell striking the operator on the left arm causing a laceration that required 5 sutures. 
220260050002C11403The employee stated EE went to step off a diesel motor and felt pain in EE's back. Employee sought medical attention and was taken off work.
220260050003C10492employee was lifting a crate into a loader bucket
220260050005C11143working on discharge line for a diesel pump and hurt lower back while trying to get ice out of the discharge line 
220260050006C13528At approximately 8:03am the bracket holding the top counter weight wheel failed and a piece of the bracket fell and damaged a sensor on the bottom of the sugar run elevator causing 3 miners to become entrapped on the elevator. The miners were safely removed from the elevator at 9:33am. No problems with equipment or compliance issues, training or PPE.
220260060012C12766Employee stated that EE was operating a 101 Komatsu truck when the truck struck a hole in the road. This caused the employees seat to bottom out, jarring EE's back. Due to medical information received on 12/31/2025, this incident is being submitted as an Occupational Illness.
220260060020C11884The employee smashed the tip of right small finger between the outside of the boom and the inside of the valve assemble located on the operators compartment while installing chain hangers.
220260070008C11293The employee was mounting a D11 Dozer, when EE lost EE's balance reaching for the grab rail, falling off the track to the ground.
220260080007C11985The injured person was in the process of removing a ventilation tubing chain from the mine roof when the accident occurred. After lowering the chain, they stepped back and twisted their right ankle.
220260090015C12335Employee was walking while carrying a timber when EE fell. EE's left hand contacted sharp rocks on the mine floor resulting in lacerations requiring sutures. EE was given a full release to return EE's next shift with no restrictions.
220260090017C11824Employee was sitting in the rear seat of the mantrip. During investigation it was determined EE re-adjusted EE's position in the seat and contacted a bolt installed in the mine roof.
220260090020C11333employee went to step down off the platform to tram the bolter and misplaced EE's footing and all EE's weight went on EE's left ankle
220260090021C11654Employee twisted knee while dismounting a mobile crane.  Employee was seen at an ORTHO on 01/07/2026 and was where an MRI revealed a torn ACL that will need surgery.
220260090023C12115It is believed the employee fell on clay chunks in the pit.  The fall caused injuries that resulted in lost workdays.  What exactly caused the fall, and the full extent of the injuries are yet to be determined. 
220260130026C10912Dismounting Service Truck, Missed A Step; Twisted A Knee. * First Missed Work Day 1-5-2026*
220260150006C11073Employee reported occasional tingling in wrists and hands.  EE continued to work until surgery on 1/5/2026.
220260150012C11794Employee was raising a light bar with a crank handle to illuminate a dump site on the refuge pile when they felt pain in left shoulder. Employee started missing work on 1/15/2026.
220260200004C12957Employee was lifting a diesel particulate filter when EE felt pain in EE's right shoulder. A later MRI revealed a tear in EE's rotator cuff. EE continued to work until 1/14/25 when EE had surgery to repair the tear and was taken off work as EE was unable to perform EE's job without restriction.
220260230001C12646Employee was pushing a whole frame back on a car where it had almost slid off, as they were pushing the frame they felt a pop in their right Bicep causing injury. Employee has been working since date of injury up until 1/20/26 when they had surgery on right Bicep.
220260280014C13778On12-18-2025 EE was traveling on 302-rubber tire ride on 10 belt, ran off the rail jarring left wrist. a lunate dislocation, an avulsion fracture of triquetral bone. on 01-15-2026 inserting Kirschner wires, 3 sutures, valor resting splint. prescribed pain meds accident has been under investigation. on 1-27-2026 medical information was obtained confirming a reportable injury.
220260350027C12105The employee was installing bolts and went to lower the canopy when the seal of the canopy jack blew out and dropped down suddenly. The bottom of the canopy hit them on the top of their head and stoved them up.
220260360003C11504Individual was experiencing pain in EE's right shoulder from repetitive use which resulted in surgery on 01/30/2026, making this a lost time accident.
220260360005C13598Employee was walking an old beltline counting waterline joints when EE lost EE's footing and caught self by grabbing a belt chain causing a sharp pain in EE's shoulder. EE was first seen by a doctor on 11/06/2025 and continued working without restrictions until 02/04/2026 when EE was placed off work for an exploratory surgery to have EE's shoulder repaired.
220260370004C12897Employee was walking to the bolt machine when EE tripped over rock and loose material on the ramp area for an overcast. Employee fell on left shoulder. Employee finished EE's shift that day and continued to work. On 2/4/26 employee went for further medical evaluation and was put off work.
220260370009C11854Employee states EE was bending roof bolt to put up. When EE went to bend the bolt, EE felt like EE's left shoulder was grinding. Employee continued to work up until surgery on 2/2/2026.
220260370022C11383While working as a ram car driver employee experiences that wrists and elbows hurt/have numbness.  They continued to work until 1/30/2026.
220260370023C11824While working as a miner operator, employee reports numbness in both right and left hands up to elbows and, at times, in fingertips.  Employee continued to work until January 28th.  
220260400009C13668On January 29th, 2026, Mine management personnel received info about an injury that happened on December 3rd, 2025. Employee received a laceration behind EE's right ear from a roof bolt that required 3 stitches. The employee did not notify mine management of the incident, went home and went to the clinic on EE's own without notifying mine management of the injury.
220260480011C13478Employee was leaving a unit on EE's golf cart. As EE was preparing to turn on the road, a mantrip turned striking the front of employee's golf cart causing EE to bump EE's left knee. EE continued to work until 2/10/2026 and had surgery on 2/11/2026 on EE's left knee and was taken off work due to not being able to perform EE's normal work duties.
220260540015C12836Truck driver slipped on ice at ground level; landing on EE's RH shoulder. EE did not miss any shifts, but a recent medical evaluation (2/17) has indicated the need for surgery.  Surgery is scheduled for 2/26.  Unknown at this time when employee will receive return to work clearance.
220260580007C11814Over the past few months, employee has had a lot of pain in elbows and loss of grip in hands along with numbness in both hands. Employee was taken off work for surgery on 2/25/2026.
220260630020C11804Employee was walking outby on the 2nd South Belt line when they tripped and fell landing on left shoulder. Employee continued to work until they went off for surgery on 03/02/2026.
220260680014C12806While walking down an incline to clean out an obstruction in a culvert caused by beaver activity, EE took a step and felt a burning sensation in EE's left knee area. EE has worked every day since and had a procedure on 02/27/2026. EE returned to work on EE's next scheduled shift.
220260710004C12556For the past few months, the employee has been having trouble with both hands going numb and loosing EE's grip on EE's tools. EE states that throughout the day EE's hands go to sleep and EE experiences pain. EE was taken off work for surgery on 3/11/2026.
220260720012C12125When hanging a cable in the belt line during a power move, the employee felt a pop in left shoulder causing pain in an area that had been repaired before. They continued to work. Started missing work on 3/3/2026.
220260760007C13307Employee was climbing down off of 777 dump truck, when they slipped off of bottom rung on ladder. They felt a pop in knee. PPE was not a factor, mining systems was not a factor, compliance with rules and regulations was not a factor. Employee worked after the injury until March 4th 2026, when they began missing time for surgery.
220260890053C12255Employee stated EE was tightening a bolt on a belt clamp with channel locks, the bolt broke as EE was pulling it towards EE causing EE to hit EE's mouth losing EE's tooth. Employee had a root canal on EE's tooth on 03/16/2026
220260910017C12165I.E. stated they were riding in a mantrip as a passenger, the driver hit a hole in the travel way causing the E.E. to hit their head on the canopy. I.E. has worked until 3/23/2026 until doctor took employee off work.
220260970006C11714While lifting the framing at a header with right arm the belt foreman felt a burning sensation in right shoulder. Worked until surgery date. Started missing on 03/25/2026.
220261110002C11263Employee was diagnosed with occupational pneumoconiosis on 10/19/25 we received the notification of the diagnosis on 4/20/2026
220261170003C12115Employee was changing a BO top roller. As EE was working a come-along to raise the belt, EE felt a sharp pain in EE's right shoulder. The employee continued to work until 04-23-2026 when EE went off for surgery.
220261200015C13808EE was hitching the rib to set timbers for the unit tail piece. EE's right hand, right elbow, and left hand were going numb as EE was swinging a dutch head. EE later began to train the belt and was hitting rollers and experienced the same sensations. Employee said EE has had issues with this condition for the past 12 months. EE worked everyday up until 4/29/26, off for surgery.
220261280006C12185Employee was attempting to change a filter housing on a diesel scoop. EE was using a pipe wrench when EE felt a pop in EE's right shoulder. The employee continued to work until EE was taken off for surgery on 5-5-2026.
220261280007C12626For the past two months, the employee has been having problems with their hands. EE states EE's hands cramp all the time and go numb at night. EE states EE also has pain in both hands as well. Employee continued to work until EE went off for surgery on 5-6-2026.
220261460017C11383Employee was relocating old return rollers pulled muscle in right arm. worked up till 5/14/2026 went off work to have surgery on shoulder.
220261770006C11283There was a Non-Injury Roof Fall which occurred at this mine 0n 06/24/2026. No employees were there when the Roof Fall occurred.
220261800020C10682Employee reports hands going numb and tingling when performing work.
220261890025C12065Employee was shoveling off the slope belt. They fell down and landed on the belt between the roller segments. Employee continued to work until they were taken off due to doctor's restrictions on 07/01/2026.
220261950036C13007On June 25, 2026, an employee twisted an ankle on a rock while assisting water pumping. They reported to the Night Shift Foreman and was ok and only wanted to report it, then continued working.  Off during mine shutdown June 28-July 6. On July 5, ER visit gave foot brace; released to return July 13.
220262260017C11233On 12/17/25 an area power outage resulted in shovel jarring operator. On 8/4/26 mine was notified of physical therapy care.
220262590028C11333Originally reported at early date, continued pain/numbness/strain.  Continued to work until taken off for surgery in September 2026. 
220262610023C12866Employee was in the process of working on scoop in the outside shop. EE was tightening a bolt when they felt a pain in right shoulder. Employee continued to work all of have their scheduled shifts until they were taken off of work on 9/11/2026 to surgically repair their right shoulder.
