MSHA record for No 2 Mine (mine ID 4406319). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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HE WAS OPENING A DOOR TO SUPPLY TRAILER.AS HE OPENED THE DOOR,HE HAD TO STEP BACK.A STEP WAS MISSING;THEREFORE,AS HE DID HE FELL AND HIS FINGERS HIT APIECE OF EQUIPMENT SITTING BY.
HE WAS SITTING 6ESIDE THE MINER WHEN A PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM THE TOP, STRICKING HIS RIGHT ANKLE.
AS I,NAME WAS D9ILLING, DRAW ROCK FELL FROM THE TOP HITTING HIS RIGHT ELBOW. (PLEASE NOTE THAT WE RECEIVED REPORT FROM DOCTOR'S IN WHICH HE FIRST SAW ON 11-25-87, ON 12-31-87; AND FILED THE AC CIDENT REPORT O3 1-4-88.)
I.NAME WAS RUNN3NG A ROOF BOLTER MACHINE, A PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM THE TOP, STRIKING THE SOULLDER AND RIB AREA
I,NAME & OTHER 9MPLOYEE WERE PULLING CABLE, WHEN I,NAME GOT HIMSELF IN A POSITION, TWISTING HIS BODY. (PLEASE NOT THAT WE RECIEVED DOCTOR'S REPORT ON 12-31-87, AND FILED OUR REPORT ON 1-4-88.
SETTING TIMBERS3I.NAME WAS H OLDING THE TIMBER WITH H IS LEFT HAND WHILE HITTING WITH AXE HE HIT HIS LEFT THUMB WITH IT HIS THUMS WAS BROKEN & HIS FINGERNAIL WAS REMOVED DUE TO THE LACERATION
WHILE OPERATING3BUGGY, HIT A ROUGH PART OF GROUND, JARRING LOWER PART OF BACK.
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