Mining Incidents

Inland Steel Mining Company: 1 muerte registrada operador

ID de operador de la MSHA: L00729

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Muertes
1
Incidentes totales
231
Minas en registro
1
Años en registro
1983–1998

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Cronología de incidentes

1998
9
1997
14
1996
13
1995
12
1994
20
1993
17
1992
22
1991
22
1990
18
1989
18
1988
17
1987
15 (1f)
1986
10
1985
11
1983
13

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este operador

1 registradas
31 de agosto de 1987 MN · Metal/No metálico Soldador (de taller) Muerte · MATERIALES QUE CAEN/DESLIZAN/RUEDAN
Inland Steel Mining Company · Golpeado por objeto que cae

AS HE WAS WALKI3G NEAR THE UPRIGHT DOOR PANEL, A STRONG GUST OF WIND CAUGHT THE DOOR PANEL PUCHING IT OVER ON TOP OF HIM, INNING HIM, AND CAUSING THE INJURIES. THE WIND WAS VERY STRONG AND SW SWIRLING IN MAN2 DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS. THE FORKLIFT OPERATOR STATED HE FELT A STRONG BLAST OF WIND JUST PRIOR TO THE DOOR PANEL FALLING OVER

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