While walking from vehicle to mine office, blacked out and fell to the ground.
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Mostrando 50 de 70The roof fall was discovered during the weekly examination of the return airways.
Loose draw rock struck the miner, resulting in a broken shoulder.
The fall occurred in outby area that is known to have bad roof in the area.
The victim stood up quickly got dizzy and fell striking his face on the ground.
The victim was cleaning with scoop when he hit a set timber knocking it out and the coal rib struck him on the head.
The victim was rockdusting the rib in the face of #5 heading when rib rolled striking him on his lower right leg.
The roof fall occurred in an outby area approx 3,000 feet outby section in an abandoned area of the mine. The fall will not be cleaned up.
While installing a roof bolt a piece of draw rock fell striking the victim on his left hip.
This fall occurred in a faulty area of the mine which already had additional installed the fall will not be cleared up. And section has been moved to a now location.
This was a rock fall on the intake No.6 entry. The fall measured 18'x50'x10'. The fall will not be cleaned up and did not effect escape way or airways.
A roof fall occurred in the #7 intake entry approx 350' outby the working section. Measured 20 X 50 X 8. The fall was timbered off and will not be cleaned up. No equipment or personel were involved.
While preparing to begin bolting, a rock fell from mine roof striking the victim on his right shoulder and arm.
THE FALL WAS DISCOVERED ON THE PRE-SHIFT. THE FALL MEASURING 18'X 12'X 35' WAS LOCATED IN THE LAST OPEN CROSSCUT IN THE NO.6 ENTRY.
The fall occured in the no.2 entry approx. 250' out of the face. measuring approx. 8'x20'x25'. the intersection was in a fault area.
The roof fall occurred on the 001 section during an idle weekend. It was located in the last open crosscut in the no. 5 intersection, measuring 8' x 18' x 45'.
THE EMPLOYEE WAS OPERATING THE OFF STD 10SC SHUTTLE CAR WHEN HE HIT A POT HOLE THEREFORE BOUNCING HIM INTO THE CANOPY. HE THEN COMPLAINED WITH NECK PAINS
A roof fall occured in the no.4 entry measuring 8'x18'x30. The fall was discovered during weekly exam.
THE FALL OCCURRED DUE TO A SLIP. MEASURING 8' X 18' X 50'. THE AREA HAD ALREADY BEEN CRIBBED AND DANGERED OFF BEFORE FALL OCCURRED.
A ROOF FALL MEASURING 60' L X 40' W X 8' H WAS DISCOVERED ON THE ABANDONED NO.2 MAINS.
A roof fall was discovered at S.S. 128 and extending 70' inby No. 2 mains No. 7 entry.
Employee was tramming the roof bolter from the deck and had his foot hanging out of the bolter when he got his foot caught between the roof bolter and the rib in the number 5 entry.
Employee was making a belt splice on the surface belt when he slipped and fell off of the belt hitting on his right side. Employee fell approximately (4) four feet.
Employee was drilling the top installing a bolt when his drill steel hung. As he was reaching for a wrench to loosen the bolt it came unloosed and fell. The ee had his hand lying on the top of the drill pot and the bolt hit his middle finger on his right hand. Caused a fracture to finger.
A ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED APPROX 60' INBY THE NO. 2 BELT PORTAL. THE FALL MEASURED 5' HIGH X 18' WIDE X 25'.
A ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED AT STATION 92. THE FALL WAS IN THE NO. 1 ENTRY RETURN OF THE NO.2 MAINS 1200' OUTBY THE ACTIVE 001 SECTION. THE FALL MEAUSRED APPROX. 6' HIGH 20' WIDE AND 80' IN LEN GTH.
A ROCK FALL WAS DISCOVERED AT SURVEY STATION #60. THE FALL MEASURED APPROX. 4 FEET HIGH BY 40 FEET LONG BY 20 FEET WIDE. THE FALL OCCURRED IN ANINTERSECTION. FALL WAS IN THE NEUTRAL ENTRY. THE FALL CAUGHT THE HIGH VOLTAGE CABLE AND WAS BOLTED WITH 42 INCH RESIN BOLTS.
EMPLOYEE WAS LAYING DOWN PUTTING A GREASE PLUG IN THE SECTION BELTTAIL ROLLER WHEN A PIECE OF ROCK MEASURING APPROX 24 INCHES BY 30 INCHES, 3-4INCHES THICK FELL AND HIT HIM ON THE RIGHT LEG.
EE WAS BOLTING TOP IN THE #3 HEADING WHEN 3O" PIECE OF DRILL STEEL HE WAS USING BROKE & HIT HIM IN THE MOUTH AREA
EE INJURED KNEE WHILE CRAWLING ON MINE FLOOR PLACING HIS KNEE ON A SMALL ROCK. THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED ON THE 12TH, BUT HE DID NOT GO TO THE DR OR MISS ANY WORK UNTIL THE 17TH.
HE WAS TRAMMING MINER WHEN HE PUT HIS FOOT OUT OF DECK TO PUSH MINER CABLE OVER WHEN HE TRAMED MINER DECK ON HIS FOOT.
HE CUT HIS LITTLE FINGER WITH A KNIFE WHILE CUTTING TAPE AWAY FROM A CABLE.
TEARING DOWN SHOP BUILDING AND FELL. CRACKED BONE IN RIGHT WRIST.
HE STRAINED MUSCLE IN HIS BACK WHILE THROWING TIMBERS.
THE INJURY OCCURRED WHEN EMPLOYEE WAS INSTALLING ROOF BOLTS AND A PIECE OF DRAW SLATE FELL. THE VICTIM JUMPED TO MISS IT AND STRAINED LOWER BACK.
INJURY HAPPENED WHEN EE WAS TRAVELING UNDER AN OVERCAST WHEN HE HIT HEAD ON OVERCAST.
THE INJURY OCCURRED WHEN THE MINER OPERATOR WAS ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE A BIT FROM A BIT HOLDER ON A CONTINUOUS MINER. WHILE STRIKING THE BACK OF HOLDER A FRAGMENT OF METAL DISLODGED AND STRUCK H IM IN HIS LEFT EYE.
STRAINED BACK WHILE MOVING MINER CABLE.
EE WAS TRAMING A SCOOP BETWEEN #3 AND 4 CROSSCUT. IT IS LOW TOP. HE TURNED HEAD TO CHECK BUGGY CABLE. HIT HIS HEAD ON THE ROOF.
KENNY PRATER PULLED A MUSCLE IN HIS SHOULDER WHILE REMOVING BOLTS FROM A SHUTTLE CAR.
INJURED HURT HIS BACK WHILE LIFTING A WHEEL UNIT. THIS NJURY WAS REPORTED 7-22-94.
EE WAS HANGING A ROOF BOLTER CABLE ACROSS #2 HEADING & WAS STRUCK IN THE LOWER BACK BY STANDARD SHUTTLE CAR
EE WAS LOADING A BOX OF RESIN ON A BOLT MACHINE WHEN HE TWISTED HIS BACK.
EE SAT DOZER TWO BREAKS OUTBY THE FACE AREA TO EAT LUNCH AND A PIECE OF DRAW SLATE FELL STRIKING HIM ON THE BACK. HE WAS X RAYED AND HAD A CRACKED VERTIBRA.
EE TRIPPED ON MINER CABLE, AND HURT HIS KNEE.
DRAW SLATE FELL BETWEEN THE ROOF BOLTS, STRIKING HIM ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HIS BACK.
MASON BARTON RECEIVED AN ELECTRICL SHOCK FROM LIGHTNING RUNNING BOLT ROPES
EE WAS STRIKING CAUTTER LINE ON ROOF & STRAINED HIS BACK
THIS ROOF FALL WAS ON A BLEEDER. NO EQUIPMENT OR PERSONNEL INVOLVED.
A PIECE OF DRAW SLATE FELL FROM BETWEEN ROOF BOLTS STRIKING MINER OPERATOR ON HAND, REQUIRING TWO STITCHES. NO LOST TIME WAS ENCOUNTERED.