Mining Incidents

Summit Materials Inc: 1 muerte registrada operador

Controlado por Summit Inc
ID de operador de la MSHA: L02967

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Muertes
1
Incidentes totales
5
Minas en registro
2
Años en registro
1983–1988

Causas principales

Cronología de incidentes

1988
1
1984
1
1983
3 (1f)

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este operador

1 registradas
15 de abril de 1983 WY · Metal/No metálico Conductor de camión de acarreo/fuera de carretera/carbón/mineral/mina/cantera/roca/llanta neumática, Conductor de camión de transporte Muerte · MAQUINARIA
Summit Materials Inc · Atrapado en, bajo o entre un objeto en movimiento y uno fijo

DOZER OPERATOR ENTERED AN AREA WHICH HAD BEEN STRIPPED OF TOP SOIL AND DRILLED FOR BLASTING. HE CAP ROCK LAY AT A 15 DEGREE SLOPE AND WAS WET. THE DOZER SLID SIDEWAYS FOR 50 FT, HITTING A HUM P IN THE CAP ROCK AND ROLLED. THE OPERATOR WAS CRUSHED. THE DOZER WAS MANUFACTURED IN DEC. OF 1968, RECEIVED BY CATERPILLAR DEALER 1/10/69, AND PURCHASED BY SUMMIT, INC. ON 3/13/69. VICTIM WAS

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