MSHA record for No 2 (mine ID 1511060). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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INJ WAS OPERATING 482 S & S SCOOP LOADING COAL #4 HEADING BK HAD BUT & DRILLED THROUGH IN TO #5 HEADING SHOOTING MAN WAS TOLD THAT IT WAS THROUGH. LOADED HOLE CAME OUT HOLLERED DIDN'T CHECK TO SEE IF ANYONE WAS IN PLACE SHOT IT SOME LITTLE LUMPS OF COAL HIT SCOOP DRIVER IN BACK & FACE.
ACCIDENT OCCURRED AT THE FEEDER. A PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM A BROW STRIKING HIM ACROSS THE BACK SEAM 32" HIGH.
INJURED WAS WORKING ON A BELT BOX. HE KNEW THEY WERE WORKING ON BELT MAKING SPLICES IN THE BELT. HE STARTED ACROSS THE BELT. BELT WAS TURNED ON CAUSING HIM TO FALL AND BRUISE HIS LEG.
DRAW ROCK FELL BRUISED LEFT SHOULDER
WAS SHOVELING BELTS WHEN SMALL DRAW ROCK FELL ON BACK.
WAS SCALING TOP3WITH SLATE BAR AND DRAW ROCK FELL UNDER BOLTED ROOF
SLIP & FELL 3
RED DEVIL BROKE3
LIFTING CUTTER 7ABLE
MOVING BLOCK O0 COAL BLOCK ROLLED OVER CATCHING FINGER AGAINST ROOF BROKE FINGER. DRAG CHIAN PULLS COAL THRU TO TAILPIECE WAS MOVING BLOCK OF COAL TO FREE FLOW OF COAL WHEN BLOCK ROLLED UP H E SHUT FEEDER O0F TO ALLOW FINGER TOG ET OUT.
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