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Plateau Mining Company: 3 muertes registradas operador

Controlado por Texaco Inc

ID de operador de la MSHA: P10936

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Muertes: 3
Incidentes totales: 71
Minas en registro: 3
Años en registro: 1983–1985

Causas principales

FALL OF ROOF OR BACK 1 muerte · 22 no mortales
POWERED HAULAGE 1 muerte · 1 no mortales
FALLING/SLIDING/ROLLING MATERIALS 1 muerte
HANDTOOLS (NONPOWERED) 10 no mortales
MACHINERY 9 no mortales
SLIP OR FALL OF PERSON 8 no mortales

Cronología de incidentes

1985

1984

22 (1f)

1983

21 (2f)

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este operador

3 registradas

4 de enero de 1984 UT · Carbón Operador de carro lanzadera, Operador de transporte de personal, Operador de ramcar, Operario de vía, Operador de buggy Muerte · TRANSPORTE MOTORIZADO

Plateau Mining Company · Atrapado en, bajo o entre un objeto en movimiento y uno fijo

THE EMPLOYEE PLACED HIMSELF BETWEEN THE CAB SUPPORTS OVER THE CONVEYOR BOOM. HIS LEG ACTIVATED THE BOOM CONTROL AND THE UPWARD MOVEMENT OF THE BOOM PINCHED HIM BETWEENM THE BOOM AND CAB ROOF

28 de enero de 1983 UT · Carbón Operador de minador continuo, Operador de topo de carbón Muerte · DESPRENDIMIENTO DE TECHO O BÓVEDA

Plateau Mining Company · Golpeado por objeto que cae

AS EMPL ATTEMPTED TO OBSERVE MECHANICAL PROBLEM WITH C.M. PIECE OF ROCK FELL STRIKING EMPL AND PUSHING HIM INTO C.M.

13 de enero de 1983 UT · Carbón Operador de bulldozer, Operador universal, Operador de equipo pesado, Ingeniero operador Muerte · MATERIALES QUE CAEN/DESLIZAN/RUEDAN

Plateau Mining Company · Atrapado en, bajo o entre material o edificaciones en colapso

EMPL LEFT DOZER AND WALKED OUT ONTO COAL STOCKPILE SURFACE.SURFACE COLLAPSED INTO DRAW-OFF DOORS,PULLING VICTIM INTO VOID COVERING HIM WITH COAL.

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Where Plateau Mining Company stands on silica, penalties, and injury rate

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