Lundin Mining Corporation safety activity

While miner was nipping in trailing cable, they knelt down to get a better grip which resulted in a laceration to their knee from a rock. The miner was transported to the hospital where they received 3 stitches.

While backing into the powder magazine at MB 35 from the main ramp, the miner noticed flames coming from the engine compartment near the exhaust. The miner deployed the fire suppression system and a second miner assisted with using two fire extinguishers before moving to a refuge chamber. No injuries occurred and damage to the equipment was minimal.

A ground failure of approximately 8' was found in the 172L stope. The area had been barricaded with no recent activity. A miner was conducting a work area inspection to begin prep for closure when it was discovered. The ground fell into the open stope.

Employee was pulling cable in a tray and felt discomfort in their shoulder. They reported it and went back to work. the following week the employee continued to work but still had shoulder discomfort and an appointment was scheduled with a medical professional who prescribed work restrictions that couldn't be accommodated on 9/1/2026.

Miner reported having sore/stiff neck from ramp conditions and looking sideways throughout shift.

While a miner operating a haul truck was parked in a passing bay, another haul truck traveling down the ramp made contact with the bed of the parked haul truck. The miner of the parked truck received first aid for neck pain and was later transported for further evaluation. The miner was given time away from work.