Prep Plant Foreman
Employee was looking into Pegson stone hopper when the missing excavator tooth was ejected striking employee in the head.
Texto original en inglés de la MSHA
On August 5, 2013, Willard J. Moser, Plant Operator, age 55, was killed while standing near an operating cone crusher. When he looked into the cone crusher, a tooth, that had broken free from an excavator bucket, was ejected from the cone crusher and struck him. The accident occurred due to management’s failure to establish and implement policies and procedures to safely clear a cone crusher. There were no policies or procedures which should have included provisions to deenergize and lock out the power source; and block the cone crusher against hazardous motion. The cone crusher was not equipped with a guard, shield, or other device to protect miners from flying/falling materials created by its operation. Additionally, Moser did not receive task training addressing safe work procedures for clearing or dislodging material in a cone crusher and the potential hazards associated with the task.
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Management failed to install a shield/guard at the cone crusher feed hopper to protect miners from falling/flying material generated by the operating crusher.
Acción correctiva: Management installed guarding around the crusher feed hopper to protect miners and established policies and procedures to maintain the guarding.
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The victim did not receive task training regarding procedures to clear or dislodge material from the cone crusher. Existing policies and procedures failed to ensure that miners stayed clear of an operating cone crusher, specifically during clearing and dislodging material.
Acción correctiva: Management established written policies and safe work procedures for safely clearing and dislodging material to ensure that miners stayed clear of the operating cone crusher. The new procedures incorporate the manufacturer’s recommendations for cleaning/dislodging material. Miners were trained in the new policies and procedures.
Hallazgos del informe final de investigación de la MSHA, que sustituye la narrativa preliminar anterior.
- Actividad al momento del incidente
- Crusher, Breaker
- Subunidad / ubicación
- STRIP, QUARY, OPEN PIT
- Tipo de accidente
- Golpeado por... no clasificado en otra parte
- Fuente de la lesión
- METAL,(Not Elsewhere Classified)(PIPE,WIRE,NAIL)
- Naturaleza de la lesión
- MULTIPLE INJURIES
- Parte del cuerpo afectada
- HEAD,NEC
- Experiencia minera total
- 5 years
- Experiencia en esta mina
- 5 years
- Experiencia en este puesto
- 5 years
- Grado de la lesión
- FATALITY
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- Informe final de investigación: Lee el informe final de la MSHA
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Registro del accidente:
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luego busque el número de documento
220132380009(la clave única por Formulario MSHA 7000-1) -
Registro de la mina:
Sistema de Recuperación de Datos de Minas de la MSHA
y busque por ID de mina
3003570 - Todos los conjuntos de datos de la MSHA: Directorio del programa de Datos Abiertos del Gobierno que cubre Accidentes, Minas, Inspecciones, Infracciones, etc.