MSHA record for PLANT #14-PLAINFIELD (mine ID 2000729). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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WHILE REMOVING A ROCK FROM A CONVEYOR BELT, HE TWISTED HIS BACK. HE DECIDED TO GO HOME AND NOT SEEK MEDICAL MISSING 1 DAY RETURNING TO WORK 10-23-96.
WHILE PULLING ON A GATE HANDLE TO LOAD EE PULLED SOMETHING IN HIS SHOULDER.
WHILE HELPING SET PART OF OUR OF PORTABLE PLANT HE CAUGHT HIS LEFT INDEX FINGER BEHIND A HEAVY CHAIN INJURING IT CAUSING THE MED-CENTER TO REMOVE THE NAIL.
WHILE WORKING ON A 2' X 4' X 1/4" PIECE OF STEEL, IT FELL ON HIS RIGHT FOOT BREAKING HIS 1ST TOE EVEN THOUGH HE WAS WEARING STEEL TOE SHOES.
68935 CLEANING THE INSIDE OF A DUST BIN HE BUMPED HIS RT KNEE IT WAS SORE SO HE WENT TO THE MED-CENTER & WAS TOLD NOT TO WORK UNTIL MONDAY 08-24-92
HURT HIS NECK WHILE REPLACING A SHIVE ON A CONVEYOR BETWEEN CRUSHERS.
AFTER CLIMBING FROM THE CRANE HE OPERATORS EE FELT FAINT AND HAD CHEST PAINS, HE WAS TAKEN TO THE MED CENTER AND CHECKED OVER RETURNING TO WORK THE NEXT DAY. HE WAS TOLD IT COULD HAVE BEEN A S PRAIN OR THE WEATHER NOTHING SERIOUS SHOWED UP.
ON 4-12-90 EMPLOYEE WAS WORKING ON A BRAKE BAND ON A LIMA 2400 CRANE. HE CUT HIS FINGER (MIDDLE LEFT HAND) AND DIDN'T THINK TOO MUCH OF IT. ON 4/23 IT WAS NOT LOOKING GOOD SO HE WENT TO THE DO CTOR. 4-25 HE HAD SURGERY AND WILL BE OFF WORK FOR ABOUT 2 WEEKS DEPENDING ON HOW IT HEALS.
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