Mining Incidents

Lost Mountain Mining Company: 3 muertes registradas operador

ID de operador de la MSHA: P09755

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Muertes
3
Incidentes totales
160
Minas en registro
5
Años en registro
1983–1996

Causas principales

Cronología de incidentes

1996
4
1995
13 (1f)
1994
22
1993
16
1992
16
1991
14
1990
14
1989
13
1988
8 (1f)
1987
8
1986
4
1985
9
1984
15 (1f)
1983
4

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este operador

3 registradas
15 de abril de 1995 KY · Carbón Gerente de mina, Capataz de mina, Propietario de mina Muerte · RESBALÓN O CAÍDA DE PERSONA
Lost Mountain Mining Company · Caída desde una máquina

FATAL ACCIDENT - VICTIM APPARENTLY FELL 31 FEET FROM AN ELEVATED CATWALK [UN-WITNESSED], STRIKING A STINGER BAR CAUSING MASSIVE DAMAGE TO HIS BODY RESULTING IN HIS DEATH.

15 de junio de 1988 KY · Carbón Encargado de mantenimiento, Mecánico, Reparador/Encargado de servicio, Calderero, Abastecedor de combustible, Técnico de llantas, Técnico de servicio en campo Muerte · ELÉCTRICO
Lost Mountain Mining Company · Contacto con corriente eléctrica

AN ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON 061588 WHEN AN EMPLOYEE CLIMBED INTO A MAN HOLE UNDER A 2300 P&H SHOVEL & CAME IN CONTACT WITH CONNECTORS RING WHICH CONTAINED HIGH VOLTAGE POWER WHICH RESULTED IN A FA TAL ACCIDENT

4 de abril de 1984 KY · Carbón Conductor de camión de acarreo/fuera de carretera/carbón/mineral/mina/cantera/roca/llanta neumática, Conductor de camión de transporte Muerte · TRANSPORTE MOTORIZADO
Lost Mountain Mining Company · Golpeado por objeto motorizado en movimiento

COAL TRUCK IMPACTED EMPLOYEE AND EMPLOYEE WAS RUN OVER BY THE WHEELS. FATAL INVOLVED TRUCK OWNED BY J & K TRUCKING (CONTRACTOR #E7L)

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