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Gulf + Western Industries Inc: 2 muertes registradas controlador

ID de controlador de la MSHA: M00120

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Muertes
2
Incidentes totales
363
Minas en registro
14
Años en registro
1983–1999

Causas principales

Cronología de incidentes

1999
8
1998
12
1997
8 (1f)
1996
11
1995
10
1994
26 (1f)
1993
7
1992
20
1991
38
1990
26
1989
23
1988
23
1987
36
1986
23
1985
29
1984
21
1983
42

Operadores bajo este controlador

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este controlador

2 registradas
15 de febrero de 1997 MO · Metal/No metálico Operador de pala de carbón/mineral, Paleador, Operador de pala mecánica Muerte · DESPRENDIMIENTO DE FRENTE/COSTILLA/PILAR/COSTADO/TALUD
Lone Star Industries Inc · Golpeado por objeto que cae

EE WAS OPERATING A JOHN DEERE HYDRAULIC BACKHOE (792 MOVING LOOSE UNCONSOLIDATED MAATERIAL BACK FROM NEAR THE FOOT OF A HIGHWALL FACE. THIS MATERIAL WAS BEING REMOVED TO PROVIDE ACCESS FOR A SAFETY EXAMINATION OF AN EXPOSED PORTION O AN UNDERGROUND MINE. APPARENTLY, MATERIAL FROM THE HIGHWALL FACE BROKE AWAY ANDMOVED OUT FROM THE FACE STRIKING THE CAB OF THE BACKHOE. IT IS ESTIM

27 de octubre de 1994 MO · Metal/No metálico Almacenista, Ensacador, Paletizador/Apilador, Encargado de almacén, Empacador, Fabricante, Operador de planta de lavado Muerte · TRANSPORTE MOTORIZADO
Lone Star Industries Inc · Atrapado en, bajo o entre, no clasificado en otra parte

EE CRUSHER HELPER WAS CHECKING EMERGENCY STOP CORDS ALONG A CONVEYOR HE WAS RESETTING TRIP SWITCHES THE CRUSHER OPERATOR WAS IN THE CONTROL ROOM OPERATING START-UP & WAS COMMUNICATING WITH EE BY TWO-WAY RADIO SHORTLY AFTER RESTARTING THE CONVEYOR IT SUDDENLY SHUT DOWN & CONTROLS INDICATED SIDE SLIPPING OF THE BELT THE CRUSHER OPERATOR INVESTIGATED & FOUND THE VICTIM PULLED THROUGH

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Where Gulf + Western Industries Inc stands on silica, penalties, and injury rate

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