Alliance Resource Partners LP safety activity

EE was standing in #7 entry, cutting 7 right, when a piece of material fell/slid off the edge of the installed screen wire from a height of approximately 10' and struck EE on top of the head. EE was placed off work on 8/25/26 for a slight cervical strain.

Employee was cutting open a package with a utility knife when it slipped causing a laceration to the little finger on EE's left hand. EE was taken to the ER where EE received seven sutures and a full release with no restrictions to return EE's next shift.

Employee walked up to the bolter on the off side to open a bundle of plates when the operator slightly moved the bolter over in the entry causing the rear tire to contact the tip of the injured employees metatarsal boot resulting in a fracture to EE's toe.

Employee was trying to remove a steel that was stuck in the drill chuck. EE was working the steel back & forth with EE's hands in an attempt to free when the steel became free and contacted EE's upper lip resulting in a laceration that required sutures.

Employee was removing a pin from an ATRS pad, while doing so the pad shifted with EE's right index finger between the pad and the mine roof resulting in a fracture to the end of the right index finger.

IE was in a manlift reaching to a wheel-well pulley and rope(27lbs.combined weight) connected to a beam strap around a wall girt. Began to lift and move them and left shoulder dislocated. EE has a history of L. shoulder dislocation, originally occurring from a personal activity. Their task is normal within work scope and is not anticipated to be a hazard under normal conditions

Employee was hanging curtain when EE slipped and fell, twisting EE's right knee. EE finished EE's shift but missed 8/21 to see a physician. EE was given a full release with no restrictions. EE continued working until 8/26 when EE was taken off due to pain and waiting for results of MRI. Returned 9/1 with no restrictions.