Mining Incidents

Mid-Continent Resources Inc: 4 muertes registradas operador

ID de operador de la MSHA: P01188

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Muertes
4
Incidentes totales
791
Minas en registro
5
Años en registro
1983–1992

Causas principales

Cronología de incidentes

1992
1
1991
12
1990
71 (1f)
1989
73
1988
103 (1f)
1987
88 (1f)
1986
109 (1f)
1985
120
1984
121
1983
93

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este operador

4 registradas
19 de enero de 1990 CO · Carbón Electricista, Liniero Muerte · ELÉCTRICO
Mid-Continent Resources Inc · Contacto con corriente eléctrica

WHILE APPARENTLY PERFORMING A REGULAR, ROUTINE EXAMINATION AND/OR TESTING OF A 7200-V HUBBELL-ENSIGN DISCONNECT, THE EMPLOYEE RECEIVED A FATAL ELECTRICAL SHOCK.

8 de junio de 1988 CO · Carbón Encargado de mantenimiento, Mecánico, Reparador/Encargado de servicio, Calderero, Abastecedor de combustible, Técnico de llantas, Técnico de servicio en campo Muerte · MAQUINARIA
Mid-Continent Resources Inc · Atrapado en, bajo o entre un objeto en movimiento y uno fijo

ANTI-SPALLING SHIELD ON NO 2 LONGWALL FACE-SHIELD INADVERTENTLY ACTIVATED CAUSING ANTI-SPALLING SHIELD TO PIN DECEDENTS HEAD BETWEEN IT & THE BRETBY CABLE TRAY OF THE LONGWALL PAN LINE

8 de enero de 1987 CO · Carbón Capataz de sección, Capataz de cuadrilla, Capataz de obreros, Cabo, Jefe de turno Muerte · IGNICIÓN O EXPLOSIÓN DE GAS O POLVO
Mid-Continent Resources Inc · NEC (no clasificado en otra parte)

WHILE CARRYING 4ATERIALS BACK TO HIS SECTION EE EXPERIENCED CHEST PAIN & SHORTNESS OF BREATH. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO T HE HOSPITAL & ADMITTED FOR I/C. HE WAS DIAGNOSED LATER AS HAVING SUFFER ED A MYOCARDIAL3INFARTION.

23 de marzo de 1986 CO · Carbón Operador de retroexcavadora, Operador de excavadora sobre orugas Muerte · TRANSPORTE MOTORIZADO
Mid-Continent Resources Inc · Atrapado en, bajo o entre dos o más objetos en movimiento

EMPLOYEE WAS FO6ND WEDGED AGAINST CONVEYOR AND TRAPPED AGAINST BEAM ABOUT 2 HRS AFTER HE WAS DROPPED OFF HE WAS FOUND WITHOUT SIGNS OF LIFE AT 8 AM HIS PLAN HAD BEEN TO WALK THE BELT AND MEET AT THE PLANT B2 7 PM HE DIED OF MULTIPLE INJURIES AS DESCRIBED

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