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Eighty-Four Mining Company: 2 muertes registradas operador

Controlado por Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company

ID de operador de la MSHA: P22184

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Muertes: 2
Incidentes totales: 859
Minas en registro: 1
Años en registro: 1993–1998

Causas principales

MACHINERY 1 muerte · 51 no mortales
FALL OF FACE/RIB/PILLAR/SIDE/HIGHWALL 1 muerte · 8 no mortales
HANDLING OF MATERIALS 234 no mortales
SLIP OR FALL OF PERSON 146 no mortales
FALL OF ROOF OR BACK 128 no mortales
HOISTING 99 no mortales

Cronología de incidentes

1998

142

1997

213 (1f)

1996

211

1995

150

1994

65 (1f)

1993

Minas en registro

Mine 84 PA

Muertes bajo este operador

2 registradas

28 de marzo de 1997 PA · Carbón Encargado de mantenimiento, Mecánico, Reparador/Encargado de servicio, Calderero, Abastecedor de combustible, Técnico de llantas, Técnico de servicio en campo Muerte · MAQUINARIA

Eighty-Four Mining Company · Atrapado en, bajo o entre un objeto en movimiento y uno fijo

VICTIM ALONG WITH HIS SUPERVISOR WERE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE MINER IN NORTH MAINS CHECKING FOR TRAM PROBLEMS THAT WAS REPORTED FROM THE MIDNITE SHIFT. THE VICTIM HAD THE REMOTE CONTROL IN HIS POSSESSION. THE MINER MOVED AND PINNED BOTH EMPLOYEES. CAUSE OF THIS FATAL WAS A FAILURE TO NOTICE A PINCH POINT AREA. COMPLAINCE WITH RULES/REGS WAS A FACTOR.

16 de noviembre de 1994 PA · Carbón Operador de minador continuo, Operador de topo de carbón Muerte · DESPRENDIMIENTO DE FRENTE/COSTILLA/PILAR/COSTADO/TALUD

Eighty-Four Mining Company · Golpeado por objeto que cae

HE WAS PERFORMING DUTIES OF MINER HELPER AND HE WAS STANDING ALONG RIB AT CORNER OF X-CUT 3 TO 4 ATTENDING THE MINER CABLE AND THE RIB FELL OUT AND STRUCK HIM ON THE BACK AND TOTALLY COVERING HIM UP. CAUSE OF THE ACCIDENT WAS THE UNDETECTION OF A SLIP IN COAL RIB. NO RULES OR REGS WERE BROKEN, NO EQUIPMENT INVOLVED, PERSONNEL EQUIPMENT WORN, MINER SKILLS.

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