MSHA record for #14 Mine (mine ID 4605626). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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EMPLOYEE PERATING A MOBIL BRIDGE CONVEYOR, THE INBY BRIDGE CONVEYOR SHOVED THE EMPLOYEES' CONVEYOR CAUSING IT TO JACK KNIFE RESULTING INT HE EMPLOYEE STRIKING HIS HEAD AGAINST THE ROOF.
EMPLOYEE STATED THAT HE WAS USING A LIFTING JACK TO MOVE TRACK HORIZONTALLY & FELT PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK.
ROOF BOLTER CABLE CAME LOOSE FROM HANGER WHILE BEING TAKEN UP & STRUCK THE EMPLOYEES NECK
EMPLOYEE CHANGING OUT A CONVEYOR BELT TAKE UP HYDRAULIC JACK. JACK FELL AND CAUGHT RIGHT MIDDLE FINGER AGAINST MINE FLOOR.
EMPLOYEE STEPPED ON A CYLINDRICAL OIL SERVICING DEVICE, FELL AND STRUCK ELBOW ON SIDE OF CONTINUOUS MINER.
LIFTING METAL PLATE FROM ROOF BOLTER THAT COVERS THE TILT CYLINDER AND STRAINS BACK. (EMPLOYEE DID NOT START MISSING WORK UNTIL 7-9-90. TWO WEEK VACATION PERIOD BEGINNING 6-23-90).
STEPPED ON HALF-HEADER IN SUPPLY YARD AND TWISTED RIGHT ANKLE.
EMPLOYEE SAID HE PULLED CABLE FROM UNDER HEAD OF MINER AND FELT SOMETHING PULL IN LOWER BACK.
RECEIVED LETTER FROM WORKMANS COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER GRANTING AN AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL PNEUMOCONIOSIS
RECD LETTER FROM WORKMANS COMP COMM GRANTING AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL PNEUMOCONIOSIS.
PICKED UP 5'TIMBER TO THROW IN DIPPER OF SCOOP.WAS IN MOTION OF THROWING TIMBER WHEN SNAG ON TIMBER CAUGHT LAMP CORD.FELT LAMP CORD BEING PULLED,HE JERKED BACK ON TIMBER.PULLED MUSCLE LEFT SHO ULDER.
PULLING CABLE OFF OF SHUTTLE CAR REEL STRAINED BACK
MINING 2N LIFT OFF WING, ROOF BEGAN TO WORK AS MINER WAS BEING TRAMMED OUT OF AREA PIECE OF ROOF 30' LONG BY 20' WIDE BY 6 1/2' THICK CAUGHT CONTINUOUS MINER FALL OCCURRED APPROX ONE X CUT INB Y SPAD #514.
ROOF FALL OCCC WHILE MINING A LIFT OFF PILLAR WING FALL LOCATED 100 INBY SPAD 1239 ON A SECTION FALL EST AT 20' W X 20'L X 8' TO 10' IN THICK.
AN UNINTENTIONAL ROOF FALL OCCURRED ADJACENT TO SPADS 553 & 554 THROUGH THE CROSSCUTS. DIMENSIONS OF THE FALL SITE WERE ESTEIMATED AT 400' LONG BY 20' WIDE BY 6' THICK.
THE EMPLOYEE WAS ROLLING A 15 GALLON BARREL OF OIL WITH HIS FOOT, STATED HE STRAINED HIS BACK. THE EMPLOYEE DID NOT START MISSING TIME UNTIL 4-22-88.
THE EMPLOYEE STEPPED ON A MINER CABLE, FOOT SLIPPED, STRAINED KNEE.
EMPLOYEE LEANED OVER TO REMOVE A PIECE OF BELT STRUCTURE FROM A CONEYOR BELT PIECE OF ROOF BOLT SLOUHED STRUCK EMPLOYEE ON BACK OF HEAD.
THE EMPLOYEE WAS DUCK WALKING IN LOW COAL AND FELT PAIN IN HIS LOWER BACK AS HE WENT THRU A SET OF FLY PADS.
WHILE SETTING TIMBERS THE EMPLOYEE WAS STRUCK BY A DISLODGED TIMBER.
ROCK BROW FELL STRIKING EMPLOYEE'S HEAD AND SHOULDER.
EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING AND SETTING TIMBERS STATED HE STRAINED HIS BACK
EMPLOYEE WAS L IFTING WEDGES OUT OF A UNITRAC DIPPER & STATES HE STRAINED HIS BACK
THE EMPLOYEE STATED THAT HE STRAINED HIS ARM WHILE TIGHTENING LUG BOLTS ON A PIECE OF RUBBER TIRED EQUIPMENT.
EMP WAS LOADING CRIB BLOCKS INTO THE DIPPER OF A UNITRAC WITH 2 OTHER EMPLOYEES, HE CAUGHT HIS RT INDEX FINGER BETWEEN TWO BLOCKS
EMPLOYEE WAS ROLLING A 15 GALLON BARREL OF OIL WITH HIS FOOT STATED HE STRAINED HIS BACK EMPLOYEE DID NOT START MISSING TIME UNTIL 042288
RECEIVED LETTER FROM COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER GRANTING AN AWARD OF 0.75% FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEARING LOSS.
AN UNINTENTIONAL ROOF FALL WAS DISCOVERED BY FIR BOSS. FALL DIMENSION WERE 65' LONG X 15' WIDE X 8' THICK. A 21 SC JOY SHUTTLECAR WAS CAUGHT BY FALL. LOCATION WAS 60' INBY SPAD #649 ON A SE CTION #4 ENTRY.
RECIVED LETTER FROM COMP COMM GRANTING AN AWARD OF 5% FOR OCC PNEUMO
RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER GRANTING AN AWARD OF 5% FOR OCCUPATIONAL PNEUMOCOMIOSIS.
UNINTENTIONAL ROOF FALL OCCURRED 1 X-CUT OUTBY SPAD 666.18'WIDE X 70'LONG X 4'THICK.
UNINTENTIONAL ROOF FALL OCCURRED 1 X-CUT INBY SPAD 657.DIMENSIONS 70'LONG X 5'THICK X 12'WIDE.
THE EMPLOYEE WA8 PULLING MINER CABLE AND STRAINED HIS BACK.
RECIEVED LETER 0ROM COMP COMM GRANTING AN AWARD OF 5% FOR OCC PNEUMO
THE EMPLOYEE HA8 PARKED UNITRAC ON A STEEP GRADE TO LOAD SUPPLIES BY HAND INTO THE DIPPER OF THE MACHINE, HE LEANED ACROSS THE BUCKET WITH A FLY BOARD WHEN THE UNITRAC BEGAN TO DRIFT. THE EMP PLOYEE CAUGHT H3S RIGHT HAND BETWEEN THE UNITRAC DIPPER AND THE HAULAGE TRACK WHICH PARRELLED THE CONVEYOR BELT.
RECIEVED A LETT9R FROM THE COMPENSATION COMISSIONER GRANTNG AN AWARD FOR 30% FOR OCUUPATIONAL PNEUMOCONIOSOS.
EMP OPERATING A3MINER, CAT PAD FOLDED UP U NDER TRACK MINER DROPPED JARRED BACK. STARTED MISSING DAYS 12 7 87
RECD LETTER FRO4 COMP COMM.GRANTING AWARD OF 10% FOR OCCUP PNEUMOCONIOSIS.
THE EMPLOYEE ST2OPED TO BUILD A CRIB AND STRAINED HIS LEFT ANKLE.
AN UNINTENTIONA5 ROOF FALL OCCURRED ON THE A SECTION THE FALL DIMENSIONS WERE APPROX AT 20 IN IN WIDTH BY 4 TO 8 FT IN THICKNESS BY 70 FT IN LENGTH
SETTING TIMBER 1/2 HEADER FELL OFF TIMBER STRIKING EMPL ON ELBOW.EMPL WORKED 10-7-87.
ASSISTING ELECT9ICIAN CHANGE A HYDRAULIC HOSE, THEY WERE PULLING HOSE THROUGH FRAME OF SHUTTLE CAR, WHEN HOSE CAME LOOSE EMPLOYEE COMPLINED OF PAIN IN LOWER BACK.
EMPL ON KNEES P6LLING BELT ROPE STRAINED HIS BACK.
EMPLOYEE WAS LI0TING A TIMBER AND STRAINED HIS LOWER BACK
THE EMPLOYEE WA8 INSTALLING A ROOF BOLT (RESIN) HEHAD BENT THE BOLT TO INSTALL IN THE ROOF AS HE ATTEMPTED TO STRAIGHTEN IT, IT SPRUNG BACK STRIKING HIM IN THE FACE.
THE EMPLOYEE WA8 CARRYING A GATHERING ARM PICK AND STRAINED HIS LOWER BACK.
EMPLOYEE STATED3THAT HE STRAINED HIS BACK WHILE PULLING MINER CABLE
RECIEVED A LETT9R FROM THE COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER AWARDING A 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL PNEUMOCONIOSIS
EMPLOYEE WAS OP9RATING A CONTINOUS MINER DURING THE PROCESS OF CUTTING SOME ROOF ROCK ROCK HE STRUCK HIS HEAD AGAINST THE CNAOPY RESULTING IN A NECK STRAIN
A ROCK BROW FEL5 AND STRUCK EMP A GLANCING BLOW TO L OWER BACK
RECEIVED A LETT9R FROM COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER AWARDING A 0.25% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEARING LOSS.
EMP WAS LIFTING3A RIPPER JACK AND STRAINED HIS LOWER BACK
EMP WAS LIFTING3HINGE PINS FOR CONTINUOUS MINER AND STRAINED LOWER BACK
THE EMPLOYEE ST5TES HE HIT HIS HEAD ON THE CONTINUOUS MINER CANOPY AND STRAINED HIS NECK.
THE EMPLOYEE WA8 RIDING IN AN OPEN MANTRIP, STRUCK HIS HEAD AGAINST THE ROOF.
EMPL BENDING 6'3BENDABLE ROOF BOLT AND STRAINED HIS BACK.
AN UNINTENTIONA5 ROOF FALL OCCURRED AT SPAD #782 IN THE #1 ENTRY ON A SECTION. THE FALL DIMENSIONS WERE 8 FEET THICK, 20 FEET WIDE, 80 FEET LONG. THE FALL WILL NOT BE CLEANED UP. THE AREA H AD BEEN SUPPORT9D WITH 6 FEET RESIN BOLTS WITH TIMBERS IN SUPPLEMENT.
RECD LETTER FRO4 COMP COMMISIONER AWARDING 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS.
UNINTENTIONAL R2OF FALL 70'OUTBY SPAD #820 IN NUEUTRAL ENTRY.FALL DIMENSIONS-5'THICH X 70'LONG X 20'WIDE.FALL WONT BE CLEANED UP.AREA SUPPORTED USING 4' RESIN BOLTS.
AN UNINTENTIONA5 ROOF FALL OCCURRED AT SPAD 750 IN #2 ENTRY ON A SECTION WHICH IS A NEUTRAL ENTRY FALL WILL NOT BE CLEANED UP FALL DIMENSIONS WERE APPROX.5FT THICK BY 20FT LONG BY 190FT LONG T HIS AREA WAS OR3GINALLY SUPPORTED WITH RESIN BOLTS 48IN IN LENGTH
RECEIVED A LETT9R FROM THE COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER AWARDING A 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS.
EMPL HELPING TO3INSERT GLUE AND RESIN ROOF BOLT INTO A HOLE.PIECE OF ROCK 4-5'' THICK X 4' WIDE X 10'LONG FELL KNOCKING EMPL DOWN AND AMPUTATING RIGHT THUMB ABOVE 1ST JOINT.
EMPL REMOVING B2LTS FROM CANOPY OF FLETCHER ROOF BOLTER AND SOCKET BROKE CAUSING WRENCH TO HIT SAFETY GLASSES.SAFETY GLASSES HIT EMPL ABOVE RIGHT EYE CAUSING 2 LACERATIONS TO EYE BROW REQ 4 ST ITCHES TO 1 LAC9RATION AND 5 STITCHES TO THE OTHER.
RECEIVED LETTER3FROM COMP COMM AWARDING 15% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS
RECEIVED A LETT9R FROM THE COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER AWARDING A 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS
RECEIVED LETTER3FROM COMP COMM AWARDING 10% AWARD FOR OCC ILLNESS
RECEIVED LETTER3FROM COMP COMM AWARDING 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS
COMM AWARDING 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONL INNLESS
RECEIVED A LETT9R FROM COMP COMM AWARDING A 5% AWARD FOR OCC ILLNESS.
RECEIVED A LETT9R FROM THE COMPENSATION COMMISIONER AWARDING A 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS.
RECEIVED LETTER3FROM COMP COMM AWARDING A 13 1/2% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEARING LOSS
RECEIVED A LETT9R FROM THE COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER AWARD A 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS.
RECEIVED A LETT9R FROM THE COMPENSATION COMMISSIONER AWARDING A 5% AWARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS.
AN UNINTENTIONA5 ROOF FALL OCCURRED ONE BREAK INBY 635 IN THE RETURN AIR COURSE. THE FALL WAS 4 1/2' HIGH 70' LONG 20' WIDE. THE FALL WILL NOT BE CLEANED UP. THE AREA WAS SUPPORTED USIN G 6' R ESIN BOLTS. 3
AN UNINTENTIONA5 ROOF FALL OCCURRED AT SPAD 667 IN THE RETURN AIR COURSE. IT WAS 8 FT HIGH, 20 FT WIDE AND 30 FT LONG. THE FALL WILL NOT BE CLEANED UP THE AREA WAS SUPPORTED USING 4 FT RESIN R OOF BOLTS. 3
EMPLOYEE CUT TH9 SKIN BETWEEN HIS KNUCKLE AND TEH RT THUMB ON A METAL STRAP WHILE LOADING ROOF BOLTS
THE EMPLOYEE WA8 ATTEMPTING TO GET A PIECE OF TEEL FROM A HOLE, WHICH WAS STRUCK. HE PUSHED THE WRONG LEVER ON THE ROOF BOLT MACHINE, CAUSING THE BOOM TO RAISE, CATCHING HIS FINGER BETWEEN TH E BOOM AND THE 7RS.
THE EMPLOYEE WA8 DRILLING A ROOF BOLT HOLE WITHHIS HAND RESTING ON THE DRILL HEAD ARM. WHEN HE RAISED THE DRILL HEAD, HE GOT HIS FINGER CAUGHT BETWEEN THE DRILL HEAD ARM AND THE HYDRALIC JACK.
AN UNINTENTIONA5 ROOF FALL OCCURRED IN THE 4 ENTRY APPROX. 3000 FT FROM THE FACE OF 14 B SECTION. FOUR FEET RESIN ROOF BOLTS WERE BEING USED WHENT HE AREA WAS DEVELOPED IN FEB 1985 THE FALL WA S LOCATED ONE C9OSSCUT OUTBY SPAD 203. THE FALL WAS NINE FEET WIDE, 40 FT LONG AND 3 1/2 FT THICK. THE FALL WAS CLEANED UP ONLY ENOUGHT TO MAKE AN ESCAPEWAY AND TIMBERED.
THE INJURIED EM1LOYEE WAS REACHING FOR A HLAF HEADER ON THE ROOF BOLTER AND THE OPERATOR MANUVERED THE BOLTER CAUSING THE RIGHT REAR TIRE TO RUN ONTO THE INJURED EMPLOYEES LEFT FOOT.
WENT INSIDE MINES TO MOVE BELT ON B SECTION, STOPPED AT CURVE NEAR END OF TRACK ON SECTION I,NAME WAS OPERATING MOTOR AND AS IT STARTED TO MOVE THE MOTOR CAUGHT HIS HEAD AGAINST A FLYBOARD AND IT SHOVED HIM DOWN IN THE MOTOR.
BOOM OF MINER CUGHT DOUG ON HEAD IN #5 ENTRY DOUG WAS @PUTTING UP VENTILATION CURTAIN ON CORNER OF INBY SIDE OF #5 & 4 ANGLE MINER WAS TURNING BREAK FROM @#5 ENTRY TO #6 ENTRY
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