Mining Incidents

Utah Fuel Company: 1 muerte registrada operador

Controlado por El Paso Energy Corp
ID de operador de la MSHA: P09810

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Muertes
1
Incidentes totales
358
Minas en registro
3
Años en registro
1983–1996

Causas principales

Cronología de incidentes

1996
43
1995
49
1994
35
1993
29
1992
42 (1f)
1991
36
1990
27
1989
28
1988
13
1987
30
1986
13
1985
4
1984
5
1983
4

Minas en registro

Muertes bajo este operador

1 registradas
11 de febrero de 1992 UT · Carbón Operador de minador continuo, Operador de topo de carbón Muerte · DESPRENDIMIENTO DE TECHO O BÓVEDA
Utah Fuel Company · Golpeado por objeto que cae

FATALLY INJURED PERSON WAS STANDING ON HEAD OF CONTINUOUS MINER CUTTING A CROSS BAR TO LENGTH WHEN BROW AT EDGE OF ROOF FALL FELL STRICKING HIM A FEW SECONDS LATER THE RIB CAME IN THIS AREA WA S SUPPORTED WITH ROOF BOLTS BUT AREA WHICH FELL WAS PART OF A FAULT ZONE IN THE CENTER OF THE ENTRY

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Where Utah Fuel Company stands on silica, penalties, and injury rate

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