MSHA record for #1 (mine ID 1513524). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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THE X-CUT LEFT OFF #5 RM WAS BEING SHOT THE INJURED WAS ROOF BOLTING IN X-CUT OFF #4 RM. THE 2 X-CUTS WERE ?????? TOWARD EACH OTHER. THE SHOT FROM THE X-CUT LEFT IN #5 RM WITHOUT. WITH DRAWI NG INJURED FROM THE X-CUT IN #4 RM & HE WAS INJURED FROM THE SHOT BY FLYING COAL.
INJURED WAS DRILLING COAL WITH A WAGON DRILL AND HAD PAIN IN HIS BACK.
INJURED WAS TAKING CARE OF UN CONVEYOR FELT TIMBER DRIVE HE STATE PIECE OF ROCK HUNG IN TAILPIECE AND WHILE PUMP IT A PIECE OF ROCK COME ACROSS BELT DRIVE AND STRUCK HIM IN THE BACK.
INJURED WAS LIFTING A PIECE OF ROCK FROM THE TAILPIECE OF THE HAULAGE BERT AND SAID HE HURT HIS BACK.
ROOF FALL NO INJURY NO DAMAGE OR IMPAIRMENT
ROOF FALL - NO INJURED PERSONS
UNLOADING OXYGEN TANK FROM PICKUP TRUCK & HAD PAIN IN HIS BACK.
WORKING IN LOW COAL ON KNEES,CUT LEFT KNEE ON ROCK AND COAL ON BOTTOM OF MINE.KNEE BECAME GERM INFECTED.
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