MSHA record for No 1 (mine ID 1514633). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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AFTER MAKING BELT SPLICE THEY WERE RELEASING RED DEVIL COMEALONG TO LET BOLT BACK IN PLACE WHEN EMPL PUT HAND ON RELEASE TRIP & LET HANDLE CATCH HAND.
HORSEBACK FELL IN BELT ENTRY APPROX 20 FT LONG X14 FT WIDE X 30 IN HIGH AT 37 CROSSCUT
A LARGE HORSEBACK FELL OUT OVER WEEKEND IN #8 HEADING APPROX. 3-5' THICK, 15' WIDE AND 20' LONG. WAS NOT A TRAVELWAY. FIRM SHALE TOP.
OPERATOR WAS BACKING SCOOP INTO INTERSECTION WHEN ANOTHER SCOOP HIT HIM KNOB ON STEERING WHEEL HIT HIM IN THE BACK
MAN WAS BUILDIN1 BLOCK BRATTICE AND REACHED FOR BLOCK AND FELT SOMETHING PULL IN HIS SIDE.
LIFTING A PIECE3OF 3/8 SHEET METAL MEASURING 4X3FT AND HURT OR STRAINED HIS BACK.
TWO JEEPS HIT A7 INTERSECTION FORCING HEAD OF ONE DRIVER INTO RIB.
TRAM PINNER TO 1UT UP BOLT.CAME UP OVER ROLL AND MACHINE CAME DOWN ON HAND.
LOWERED POWDER 3NTO JEEP, RAISED UP NOTICIING PAIN IN BACK.
A HIDDEN SLIP (HORSEBACK) WAS THE DIRECT CAUSE OF THIS ACCIDENT.
A HIDDEN SLIP (HORSEBACK) WAS THE DIRECT CAUSE OF THIS ACCIDENT.
PULLING ON ROLL BRATTICE CLOTH PULLED BACK MUSCLES.
DRILL INTO A MISFIRED SHOT. EE HAD FINE COAL DUST IN BOTH EYES & FACE. ALSO HAD CUT BELOW LOWER LIP THAT REQUIRED 2 S TITCHES.
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