MSHA record for No 14 (mine ID 3304313). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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| Quarter | Hours worked | Citations | S&S | Per 1M hrs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 Q4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| 2000 Q3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| 2000 Q2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | |
| 2000 Q1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
EE STARTED MISSING WORK AGAINS 10-27-97. HE TRIED TO RETURN TO WORK ON 10-28-97, AND PERFORMED HIS NORMAL DUTIES ONLY THREE HOURS AND THEN FOUND IT NECESSARY TO RETURN HOME.
INJURED WAS ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL A ROOF BOLT BETWEEN THE LAST ROW OF BOLTS AND THE ATRS OF THE ROOF BOLTER. A ROCK FELL FROM BETWEEN THE TWO, HITTING HIM ON THE HEAD AND BACK.
INJURED WAS OPERATING A DOUBLE BOOM ROOF BOLTING MACHINE & HAD JUST FINISHED INSTALLING A ROOF BOLT WHILE PREPARING FOR THE INSTALLATION OF ANOTHER BOLT HE RESTED HIS LEFT HAND ON THE BOOM OF THE BOLTER AT A PINCH POINT THIS IS A DIRECT VIOLATION OF RULES & WARNINGS & WHEN THE HEAD OF THE BOLTER WAS LOWERED HIS HAND WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN THE BOOM & HEAD OF THE ROOF BOLTER
EMPLOYEE WAS TRAMMING NUMBER 3 BRIDGE, OF A 4 UNIT BRIDGE SYSTEM, BACKWARD. THE NITS STARTED JAMMING TOGETHER AND INJURED, IN TRYING TO PROTECT EUQIPMENT, REACHED FOR PANIC SWITHC, IN AHURRIE DMANNER AND MISSED. IN DOING SO HE STRUCK SO HYARD FOR THE SWITCH AND HIT HIS LEFT HAND AGAINST THE BRIDGE UNIT ITSELF.
ROOF FALL WAS IN #5 ENTRY, #3 CROSSCUT OF 1 LEFT OFF OF #1 RIGHT PANEL. FALL WAS APPROX. 20' X 25' AND 5 TO 6' IN DEPTH. HAVE DETERMINED THAT AREA WAS UNCONTROLLABLE AND NON-DETECTABLE. FALL W AS OUTBY ACTIVE SECTION AND NO EQUIPMENT OR PEOPLE WAS INVOLVED.
INJURED WAS HELPING REGULAR ROOF BOLTING MAN TO INSTALL A ROOF BOLT. HOLE HAD ALREADY BEEN DRILLED AND INJURED AND FELLOW EMPLOYEE WAS ATTEMPTING TO FORCE A 48" BOLT INTO THE HOLE. A SLAB OF R OCK FELL FROM BETWEEN A PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED BOLT AND CURRENT HOLE, STRIKING INJURED ON HEAD, SHOULDER AND BACK.
INJURED WAS ATTEMPING TO CLEAN TAIL ROLLER ON SECTION WITH A SMALL PIECE OF METAL AND HAMMER. METAL SLIPPED IN HAND AND INJURED STRUCK HIS LEFT HAND WITH HAMMER CATCHING HIS HAND BETWEEN METAL AND HAMMER.
WHILE ATTEMPTING TO INSTALL A 48IN ROOF BOLT AFTER DRILLING HOLE & INSTALLING RESIN GLUE THE INJURED WAS USING HEAD OF BOLTER TO LIFT A BENDED BOLT INTO THE HOLE THE BOLT SLIPPED OFF THE HEAD & SWUNG HITTING INJURED IN RT JAW
WHILE ATTEMPTING TO ACCOMPLISH A BELT MOVE, THE INJURED WAS HANDLING A BELT STAND AND TRYING TO INSTALL. A CO-WORKER WAS TRYING TO INSTALL A BELT RAIL AND INJURED'S RIGHT RING FINGER WAS CAUGH T BETWEEN THE TWO.
INJURED WAS PULLING CABLE OF MARK 22 MINER IN ORDER THAT HAULAGE SYSTEM COULD BE MOVED.
INJURED'S CREW WAS ATTEMPTING TO RETHREAD MINE BELT(42") THROUGH A NEW PIECE OF RAPID HAUL TO REESTABLISH MINING AFTER A RECENT ROOF FALL. THEY WERE PULLING BELT WITH A SHEAVE BLOCK AND INJU RED WAS STANDING TOO CLOSE. WIRE ROPE THAT WAS BEING USED IN SHEAVE BLOCK BROKE AND STRUCK INJURED IN LEFT HAND.
THE SEPARATION OF SLATE FROM MINE ROOF (WANDSTONE) ABOVE ANCHORAGE & ABOVE TEST HOLES THIS IS EVIDENTLY A FAULT AREA
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