EMPLOYEE WAS REPAIRING A D 10 N CAT BULLDOZER,TOMAKE REPAIRS HE HAD TO REMOVE THE BELLY PAN. BEFORE REMOVING ALL THE BOLTS HOLDING THE PAN IN PLACE THE PAN WOULD BE SECURED FROM FALLING WITH A CHAIN OR BLOCKS.WE BELIEVE HE MISS COUNTED THE REMAINING BOLTS TO BE REMOVED AND WHEN HE REMOVED WHAT HE ASSUMED WAS THE NEXT TO LAST BOLT THE BELLY PAN FELL ON HIM.
Addington Enterprises Inc: 1 muerte registrada operador
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Causas principales
- MACHINERY 1 muerte · 5 no mortales
- SLIP OR FALL OF PERSON 16 no mortales
- HANDLING OF MATERIALS 11 no mortales
- POWERED HAULAGE 6 no mortales
- FALL OF ROOF OR BACK 4 no mortales
- HANDTOOLS (NONPOWERED) 3 no mortales
Cronología de incidentes
Minas en registro
- Hwm Job #18 KY
- Hwm Job #16 KY
- Claiborne #1 TN
- Buffalo Mountain TN
- Crooked Fork KY
- Hwm Job #15 KY
- Hwm - Job #8 KY
- Ivy Creek Job KY
- Mine #2 IL
- Job #17a KY
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