Mining Incidents

South Coast Materials Company: 1 muerte registrada operador

Controlado por Hanson PLC
ID de operador de la MSHA: L11483

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Muertes
1
Incidentes totales
7
Minas en registro
1
Años en registro
1990–1996

Causas principales

Cronología de incidentes

1996
1 (1f)
1995
1
1994
1
1992
1
1991
1
1990
2

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este operador

1 registradas
14 de febrero de 1996 CA · Metal/No metálico Encargado de mantenimiento, Mecánico, Reparador/Encargado de servicio, Calderero, Abastecedor de combustible, Técnico de llantas, Técnico de servicio en campo Muerte · MAQUINARIA
South Coast Materials Company · Atrapado en, bajo o entre un objeto en movimiento y uno fijo

THE PLAN WAS THAT I.NAME WOULD UNCOUPLE DRILL STEEL AND MOVE DRILL TO LEVEL GROUND WHILE INJURED WENT TO HIS SERVICE TRUCK FOR REQUIRED TOOLS. I.NAME STARTED DRILL AND INJURED WALKED ON OPERAT OR SIDE OF DRILL TOWARD HIS TRUCK. BECAUSE OF LOW HYDRAULIC PRESSURE DUE TO BROKEN HOSE, IT TOOK HIM APPROX. 2 MINS TO BREAK STEEL. HE THEN WENT BACK TO THE OPERATOR STAND AND BEGAN TO TRAM T

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