MSHA record for No 1 (mine ID 1511103). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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SEC.BOSS WAS CH9CKING PLASES & A PIECE OF ROCK FELL BETWEEN BOLTS & HIT HIM ON THE RIGHT FOOT
MINER HELP CHEC5ED WATER SPROUTS ON MINER & WAS WALKING BACK TO BACK OF MINER SO MINER COULD TRAM TO FACE TO CUT COAL WHEN DRAW ROCK FELL & CAUGHT LOWER RT LEG
RIDERING MAN TRIP GOING TO THE SECTION TO WORK AND AT 3 BELT HEAD A CABLE TILE UP CROSS THE TRACK GOING TO THE BELT HEAD HIS HEAD HIT THE CABLE AND BENT HIM BACKWARDS IN THE MANTIP AND HURT HI S BACK.
SHEET METAL FELL ON RIGHT FOOT.
HE WAS CHANGING THE MOTOR ON THE #5 BELTHEAD. WHEN HE FINISHED, HE WAS GETTING OUT OF THE HEAD-HE HIT A SLATE BAR AND IT FELL ON HIS FINGER.
TOOL BOX LID FELL ON HIS FINGER
OPERATING SHUTTLE CAR AND HIT A HOLE - HIS HEAD HIT THE CANOPY
HELPING A CREW OF MEN PULL RAILS
HE WAS OUTSIDE ON MINE YARD HELPING MOVE CABLE. HE JUMPED FROM THE SECOND STEP OF END LOADER & WHEN HE HIT THE GROUND, HE HURT HIS RIGHT KNEE.
SERVICING BELT TAILPIECE HE THREW A GREASE GUN ACROSS THE TAILPIECE AND TWISTED HIS BACK
HE WAS PUTTING WRECKED MANTRIP BACK ON TRACK HE HAD JACKED MANTRIP UP IN AIR AND WAS GOING TO PUSH IT BACK ON TRACK WHEN IT WENT TOWARD HIM INSTEAD OF AWAY
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