MSHA record for #3 (mine ID 1515658). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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HE WAS WATCHING LOW VEIN TAILPIECE. HE REACH ACROSS BELT TO GET A LUMP OF COAL. LOST HIS BALANCE AND FELL INTO MOVING BELT. HURT BACK AND HIP.
LOWER BACK PAIN VETERBRATES PINCHED.,
EE WAS RIDING SCOOP BUCKET WITH 4 OTHER MEN HE SAID SCOOP HIT BUMP TOO HARD & HURT HIS BACK HE WAS THE ONLY ONE INJURED
EMPLOYEE WAS LIFTING ON A TRANSFORMER AND STRAINED MUSCLES IN LOWER AND CENTER PART OF HIS BACK.
EMPLOYEE HAD A BACK INJURY 4-12-93. THE DR RELEASED HIM TO GO BACK TO WORK TO SEE IF HE COULD STAND TO WORK. EMPOYEE WAS LAID OFF WORK DUE TO LACK OF WORK. HE WAS CALLED BAKC TO WORK 10-11-9 3. 5-25-94 EMPLOYEE WENT TO THE DR AND TH EDR WANTS HIM TO HAVE PHYSICAL THERAPY AND NO WORK. ATTACHE DIS COPY OF 4-12-93.
EMPLOYEE WAS REACHING ACROSS THE ROCK PICKING BELT LINE OT GET AHSOVEL, WHEN A PAIN HIT HIM IN THE BACK, CAUSING HIM TO LOSE HIS BALANCE AND FALL ONT EH BELT GUARD, BRUISING THE LEFT SIDE OF HIS STOMACH AND STRAINING HIS BACK (LOWER).
A BUCKET OF PLASTER CAME UP THE FEEDER AND AS THE EE GRABBED THE BUCKET OFF THE DRAG CHAIN IT FELL ON HIS RIGHT FOOT CAUSING HIM TO HAVE A BRUISED FOOT AND CRUSHED TENDONS.
EE WAS MOVING DC CABLE TO THE SIDE AND THE CABLE BLEW OUT BURNING EE LEFT KNEE CAP.
EE WAS BACKING THE DRILL WHEN THE DC CABLE BLEW OUT.
THE INJURED WAS IN THE PROCESS OF BRAKING A LUMPOF COAL WITH A 12LB SLEDGE HAMMER AT THE 001-0 WORKING SECTIONS LOADING POINT. AS HE STRUCK THE COAL WITH THE SLEDGE HAMMER HE CAUGHT HIS RIGHT HAND BETWEEN THE SEALER AND THE HANDLE OF THE SLEDGE OF THE SLEDGE HAMMER.
MAKING BELT MOVE CLEANING UP AROUND FEEDER SCOOP PUSHED FEEDER OVER HITING INJURED IN LEFT SIDE. INJURED WENT TO DOCTOR AND WAS TOLD THAT HE BRUISED LEFT HIP.
EMPLOYEE WAS SHOVELING THE BELT IN FRONT OF THE TAILPIECE AND THE SHOVEL CAUGHT A METAL SPLICE AND SHOVED THE SHOVEL INTO HIS RIBS.
CHANGING BATTERY ON SCOOP THE BATTERY SLIPPED ON THE RAIL USED TO CHANGE BATTERIES WITH EE TURNED AROUND TO CATCH THE BATTERY INJURING HIS LOWER PART OF BACK.
EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING BELT ROLLERS IN A END LOADER BUCKET, AND FELT SOMETHING PULL IN LOWER BACK.
EMPLOYEE WAS BENDING OVER AND REACHED DOWN AND LIFTED A ROOF BOLT CRATE TWISTING HIS BACK.
EMPLOYEE WAS TRYING TO BURST A PIECE OF COAL & ROCK TO FREE THE BELTLINE NEAR THE TAILPIECE. WHEN HE SWUNG THE SLEDGE HAMMER HE MISSED THE COAL & ROCK AND THE HAMMER WENT ONTO THE BELTLINE. TH E JERK FROM WHERE HE MISSED THE COAL & ROCK CAUSED HIM TO STRAIN A MUSCLE IN HIS LOWER BACK.
EMPL WAS IN SCOOP BUCKET ON HANDS & KNEES WHEN BUCKET STARTED TO RAISE CAUSING EMPL TO HIT BACK ON ROOF. THEN THE BUCKET STARTED BACK THROWING EMPL OFF INTO A WATER HOLE.
EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING REPAIR ON ATRS FOR ROOF BOLTER OUTSIDE OF MINES. WHEN HE WENT TO LIFT THE ATRS. UPRIGHT THE JACK CAME DOWN AND HIT EMPLOYEES NIGHT HAND BREAKING THE TIP END OF HIS MIDDL E FINGER AND BRUISING THE RING FINGER NEXT TO IT. ALSO AFTER THE FINGERS WERE INJURED THE EMPLOYEE PASSED OUT HITTING RIGHT SIDE OF HEAD ON A BAORD.
EMPLOYEE WAS GETTIKNG READY TO GO INSIDE MINES. WHE GETTING ON SCOOP HIS FOOT GOT CAUGHT UNDERNEATH SCOOP BUCKET.
LIFTING A LUMP OF COAL OUT OF TAILPIECE PULLED MUSCLE IN RIGHT SHOULDER.
EMPLOYEE WAS STRAIGHTEN A ROOF BOLT-FELT SOMETHING PULL IN HIS BACK.
74339NG ROOF BELT UP BOLT SLIPPED CAUGHT LEFT HAND IN BETWEEN PLATE ON BOLT & PINNER DAMAGED LEFT INDEX FINGER & BROKE A BONE IN HIS HAND
DRIVING SCOOP-RAN OVER LUMP OF COAL CAUSING THE EMPLOYEE TO BE JERKED-CAUSING HIM TO HURT HIS BACK.
BACKING DRILL OUT-GOING AROUND CORNER CAUGHT LEFT FOOT BETWEEN DRILL AND RIB CAGE.
EMPLOYEE WAS T RYING TO GET LUMP OF COAL OUT BETWEEN CURTAIN & BELT LUMP OF COAL FELL ON RT HAND BRUISING HIS KNUCKLES & HAND
WAS LIFTING 2 B9LTS WHEN BACK PULLED X RAY SHOWED CRACKED VERTEBRA.
WAS PICKING ROC5 FROM BELT LINE WHEN A ROCK STRUCK LEFT HAND, MASHING MIDDLE FINGER.
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