Mining Incidents

Leeco Inc: 3 muertes registradas operador

Controlado por Williams Companies Inc
ID de operador de la MSHA: P17012

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Muertes
3
Incidentes totales
817
Minas en registro
14
Años en registro
1985–1995

Causas principales

Cronología de incidentes

1995
28
1994
87
1993
69
1992
146
1991
76 (1f)
1990
86 (1f)
1989
93 (1f)
1988
97
1987
67
1986
56
1985
12

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este operador

3 registradas
27 de noviembre de 1991 KY · Carbón Electricista, Liniero Muerte · ELÉCTRICO
Leeco Inc · Contacto con corriente eléctrica

WHILE TROUBLE SHOOTING ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ON CONTINUOUS MINING MACHINE EMPL'S FOREARM CONTACTED ENERGIZED 950 VOLT A.C. CIRCUIT. SUBJECT ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT WITH WHICH PERSONAL CONTACT WAS MADE WOULD NOT NORMALLY BE ENERGIZED HOWEVER ELECTRICAL CONTACTOR WAS STUCK IN MACHINES'S CONTROL PANEL. EMPL COULD NOT HAVE KNOWN THIS CONDITION EXISTED.

31 de octubre de 1990 KY · Carbón Bandero, Operario de transportador, Trabajador de banda transportadora, Operario de puente móvil, Operador de alimentador, Vigilante de transportador Muerte · TRANSPORTE MOTORIZADO
Leeco Inc · Golpeado por objeto que cae

EMPL OPERATING MOBILE BRIDGE CARRIER IN BELT ENTRY STRUCK IN THE HEAD WITH 48" LONG PIECE OF ROOF BOLT DRILL STEEL.

22 de febrero de 1989 KY · Carbón Empernador de techo, Empernador de roca, Empernador, Operador de soporte de techo móvil (MRS) Muerte · DESPRENDIMIENTO DE TECHO O BÓVEDA
Leeco Inc · Golpeado por objeto que cae

EMPL HAD BEEN INSTALLING ROOF BOLTS IN #1 ENTRY. HE WAS DISCOVERED BY COWORKERS LYING ON BACK NEAR CONTROLS OF MACHINE & UNDER PERMANENTLY SUPPORTED ROOF. SECTION OF ROOF MEASURING 12'LONGX7.5 'WIDEX1" TO 12" THICK HAD FALLEN INBY PERMANENT ROOF SUPPORTS. THERE WAS NO ROCK ON VICTIM.

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