MSHA record for No 1 (mine ID 1517631). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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INJURED WAS USING CUTTING TORCH TO CUT METAL WHEN A PIECE OF METAL STRUCK IN CORNER OF EYE.
EE WAS RESETTING CIRCUIT BREAKER WHEN MALFUNCTION CAUSED ELECTRICAL FLASH BURNING HIS HAND.
SHARP INSIDE EDGE OF POUR SPOUT WAS EXPOSED. EMPLOYEE GRASPED OIL CAN WITH FINGERS EXTENDING INSIDE SPOUT AND SLUNG CAN INTO DUPSTER. CAUSING LACERATIO TO FINGER.
INJURED TOLD A CO-WORKER TO INFORM MGMT THAT HE HAD SUSTAINED A NECK INJURY BY HITTING HIS HEAD AGAINST ROOF. HE WAS WEARING MINING CAP, BUT SIMPLY FAILED TO ADJUST TO LOW CLEARANCE. THIS ALLEGED INCIDENT OCCURED ON 1-16-95 & CLAIM WAS NOT FILED UNTIL AFTER 3-24-95 AFTER HIS RESIGNA TION.
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