MSHA record for Stinson No 7 (mine ID 1513135). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING COAL WITH A SCOOP OUT OF THE RIGHT BREAK IN #6 ENTRY AT #7 MINE. WHEN HE STARTED TO MAKE THE LAST CLEAN UP RUN ON THE INBY SIDE OF THE RIGHT BREAK, HE BACKED UP THINKING T HAT HE WAS GOING INTO THE LEFT BREAK. WHEN HE HIT THE INBY CORNER OF THE LEFT BREAK IN THE #6 HEADING, HIS HEAD HIT THE RIB AND WAS FORCED INTO THE FRAME OF THE SCOOP. THE COAL HEIGHT IN THIS
SHOVELIDNG MUD FROM UNDER BELT HEAD.
USING A HAMMER TO REPLACE A GEAR ON HEAD ROLLER WHEN THE HAMMER SLIPPED HITTING FINGER.
MAKING A SPLICE IN A CABLE WHEN HE TURNED & TWISTED HIS BACK
A ROOF FALL OCCURRED ON THE MAINLINE APPROX. 3,000' UNDGERGROUND IN THE #5 ENTRY. IT WAS APPROX. 90'X20' AND IT WAS ABOUT 5' TO 8' IN HEIGHT. IT WAS BOLTED WITH 48", 60" AND72" ROOF BOLTS. CRI BS AND TIMBERS WERE USED TO DANGER OFF THE FALL AREA AND TO SUPPORT THE BAD TOP AREAS IN #4 AND #6 ENTRIES.
ALLEGED EXPOSURE TO DUSTS
ALLEGED COAL WORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS FROM BREATHING DUSTS OVER A LONG PERIOD OF YEARS.
ALLEGED COAL WORKERS' PNEUMOCONIOSIS FROM BREATHING DUSTS OVER A LONG PERIOD OF YEARS.
ALLG%ED COALWORKER PNEUMOCONIOSIS EXPOSURE TO DUST
ALEGED COAL WORKERS PNEUMO. FORM BREATHING DUSTS OVER LONG PERIAD OF YEARS.
ALLEGED EXPOSURE TO DUSTS.
ALLEGED EXPOSURE TO COAL,SAND AND ROCK DUST.
A L ALLEGED COAL WORKERS PNEUMOCONIOSIS FROM BREATHING DUSTS OVER A LONG PERIOD OF Y EARS.
ALLEGED COAL WORKS PNEUMOCONIOSIS FROM BREATHING DUSTS OVER A LONG PERIOD OF YEARS.
ALLEGED COAL WORKERS PNEUMO. FORM BREATHING DUSTS OVER LONG JPERIOD OF YEARS.
A6EGED COAL WORKERS PNEUMO. FORM BREATING DUSTS OVER LONG PERIOD OF YEARS.
ALLEGED COAL WORKERS PNEUMOCONIOOIS FROM BREATHING DUSTS OVER ALONG PERIOD OF YEARS.
ALLEGED EXPOSURE TO DUSTS.
EXPOSURE TO DUSTS OVER LONG PERIOD OF TIME-PNEUMOCONIOSIS.
BENDING ROOF BOLTS BY HAND.
WHILE DRIVING A3TRACTOR UNDERNEATH A SCREEN GUARDING THE BOTTOM BELT, HE APPRATENLY RAN OVER A ROCK IN THE ROAD AND STRUCK THE GUARD WITH HIS RIGHT ARM.
PUTTING BREAKER3IN ON MINER WHEN A BRIDGE WIRE ACCIDENTA LY HIT A PHASE WIRE CAUSING AN ELECTRICAL ARC.
"A" SECTION DOI3G ROOM WORK AT THIS TIME.FALL OCCURRED RM #4 3 BRKS OUTBY FACE AREA.FALL MEASURED 35'LONG X 10-12' WIDE X 1-4-'' THICK.THIS SECTION IS WORKING NEAR OUTCROP.FALL AREA HAS BEEN C RIBBED AND DANG9RED OFF.IT DIDNT INTERFERE WITH VENTILATION OR ESCAPEWAY AND IT WONT BE CLEANED UP.
THIS FALL OCCUR9ED AT APPROX. 10 PM BEGINNING IN THE FACE OF 5 AND EXTENDING INTO THE BREAK BETWEEN 5 AND 6 ENTRY IT WAS APPROX. 45 FT LONG AND 10 FT WIDE AND 30 INCHES THICK. THE FALL DID NOT FALL ABOVE ANC2ORAGE BECAUSE 48 INCH BOLTS WERE BEING INSTALLED IN THIS AREA. THIS PIECE OF ROCK WAS A MIXTURE OF SLATE AND LAMANATED SANDSTONE AND IT FELL OUT BETWEEN TWO HILL SEAMS.
LIFTING METAL T2 BUILD OVERCASTS.
RIDING IN BACK OF BELT CAR AND PUT HAND ON EDGE OF CAR.THE BELT CAR STRUCK RIB CATCHING FINGER BETWEEN CAR AND RIB.
LIFTING IDLER AND PLACING IT ON MINER WHEN IDLER SLIPPED AND SHARP EDGES CUT HIS MIDDLE FINGER ON RIGHT HAND REQUIRING 12 STITCHES.
FALL WAS IN THE IDLE FIRST LEFT OFF THE SOUTHWEST MAINS SECTION. THIS FIRST LEFT SECTION HAS BEEN IDLE SINCE JUNE 1985. THE FALL IS LOCATED NEAR SPAD NUMBER 32181 IN THE NO. 4 AND 5 ENTRIES AP PPROX 100 OUTBY THE FACES. THE FALL AREA HAD BEEN BOLTED WITH 48" BOLTS. THE FALL M EASURED APPROX. 140 LONG 22 WIDE AND ABOVE BOLT ANCORAGE. THE ENTIRE AREA OUTBY MEASURED APPROX. 140 LONG 2
PUTTING A ROLL OF BRATTICE CLOTH IN TRAILER AND HIT HAND ON A SHARP BOLT ON RAMP.
WHILE TAKING THE OLD GEARCASE OFF MINER TO REPLACE, EMPLOYEES FINGER WAS CAUGHT UNDER THE GEARCASE.
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