MSHA record for No 6-B Mine (mine ID 1513527). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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EMPLOYEE WAS IN3#3 HEADING TAKING TIRE OFF SCOOP. WHEN HE WAS TAKING THE TIRE OFF THE SCOOP HE PULLED TOO HARD ON THE BREAKER BAR AND HURT HIS BACK. HIS BACK BEGAN TO HURT WHEN HE PUT THE TIR E BACK ON THE S7OOP. HE REPORTED THIS INJURY TO US ON 11-22-85.
EMPLOYEE WAS READY TO GET OUT OF THE MANTRIP HE SLIPPED & TRIPPED OVER A ROCK & TURNED HIS RT ANKLE HIS RT ANKLE WAS BROKEN
EMPLOYEE WAS INSTALLING A ROOF BOLT ON #2 LEADING-A PIECE OF COAL & ROCK BROKE FROM AROUND THE PLATE & STRUCK HIM ON LEFT KNEE A BONE IN HIS LEFT KNEE WAS BROKEN
EMPLOYEE WAS WORKING AT THE FEEDER WHEN HE STEPPED ON A CRIB BLOCK AND SLIPPED OFF AND BROKE HIS LEFT ANKLE.
EE WAS OPERATING A S/C. THE S/C RAN OVER A CRIB BLOCK & HE WAS THROWN OFF & THE S/C THEN RAN OVER HIS RIGHT FOOT. HIS RIGHT FOOT WAS BROKEN.
EMP WAS OPERATING SHUTTLECAR LOOSE RIB FELL AND HIT HIM ON LEFT SIDE OF BODY HIS LEFT SHOULDER WAS DISLOCATED
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