MSHA record for Missouri Portable Stone Incorporated (mine ID 2301910). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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EMPLOYEE WAS CHANGING OIL FILTER ON STOCK PILE DUMP TRUCK, RATCHET SLIPPED AND HE FELL TO THE GROUND.
THE INJURED PERSON WAS DRILLING ON A BENCH OUTSIDE. WE PUT A 10" DRILL STEEL ON THE TRACK OF THE DRILL. THE STEEL ROLLED OFF STRICKING HIM ON THE LEFT FOOT. HE WAS WEARING STEEL TOED SHOES.
THE OPERATOR OF THE YARD LOADER WAS HAVING A PROBLEM WITH HIS LOADER OVERHEATING. HE STOPPED LOADER TO CHECK COOLANT LEVER, WHEN HE OPENED THE CAP IT BLEW OFF SRPRAYING HIM WITH HOT COOLANT. T THE OPERATOR SUSTAINED 1ST AND 2ND DEGREE BURNS ON STOMACH AND UPPER RT ARM
BIRM AND PART O0 THE FILL GAVE WAY, TRUCK WAS CARRIED OVER THE EDGE AND DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE FILL LANDING ON ITS RIGHT SIDE.
HELPING CHANGE 7RUCK TIRE WITH SLEDGE HAMMER,HAMMER SLIPPED HITTING RIGHT INDEX FINGER.
I NAME WENT TO3DR ON 2-14-86, COMPLAINING OF PAIN IN LEFT WRIST. DR DIAGNOSED AS ARTHRITIS AND PERCRIBED PAIN MEDICATION. HE LATER HAD X RAY OF LEFT WRIST, WHICH SHOWED SMALL PIECE OF STEEL. HE KEPT ON WORK3NG TIL 4-18-86. AND AT THAT TIME WENT TO DR. APPT FOR HAVE STEEL REMOVE STITCHES AND RETURN WORK. HE WAS UNAWARE OF ANY INJRY, AND DONT KNOW HOW OR WHEN STEEL GOT INTO HIS WRIS
4" TO 10" OF THE BACK FELL, YOUR PEOPLE THINK DUE TO WATER SEEPAGE IN A 32ND" SEAM OF SHALE
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