MSHA record for Chesterfield No 12 (mine ID 4605934). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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WHILE HE WAS HELPING TO MAKE A SHUTTLE CAR SPLICE, HE CUT HIS LEFT HAND.
WHILE EE WAS BOLTING THE ROOF A PIECE OF SLATE FHITTING HIM ON HIS LOWER BACK AND LEFT FOOT. THE PIECE OF SLATE WAS INBY HIS ATRS AND FELL FELL TOWARDS THE EE.
I.NAME WAS HOLDING A BAR WHILE ANOTHER EMPLOYEE WAS HITTING IT WITH A HAMMER. THE HAMMER GLANCED FROM THE BAR STRIKING THE INJURED'S THUMB ON HIS RIGHT HAND. *NOTE THE SAFETY DEPT. DID NOT REC EIVE INFORMATION ABOUT ACCIDENT UNTIL 8/14/89.
THE INJURED WAS ATTEMPTING TO PULL A PUMP FROM A WATERHOLE BY PULLING ON THE WATERLINE.THE LINE CAME OFF CAUSING HIM TO FALL BACKWARD HENCE HURTING HIS LOWER BACK.
A PIECE OF SLATE FELL OUT FROM BETWEEN BOLTS STRIKING THE INJURED ON THE HIP.
WHILE OPERATING THE OFF STANARD SHUTTE CAR, I, NAME WAS SLAPPED IN THE FACE BY A FLY CURTAIN, THUS SCRATCHING HIS LEFT EYE.
WHILE THE INJURED WAS CUTTING SLAG OFF OF THE SWING JACK BRACKET ON THE ROOF BOLTING MACHINE A PICE OF HOT SLAG FLEW INTO HIS EYE.
WHILE I,NAME WAS WORKING ON THE HEADLIGHTS ON THE #1 STANDARD SHUTTLE CAR, HE BURN'T HIS LEFT HAND. THUS, CAUSING A SECOND DEGREE BURN
EMPL UNLOADING OILCANS FROM SCOOP BUCKET BY HAND WHEN HE SLIPPED AND FELL ON OILY METAL SURFACE OF SCOOP BUCKET.HURT LOWER BACK.
WHILE EMPLOYEE WAS WELDING ON A SHUTTLE CAR A PIECE OF HOT SLAG FELL INTO HIS EAR THE EMPLOYEE DIDNT MISS WORK UNTIL 040789 WHEN HE WENT TO THE DOCTOR
THE EMPLOYEE WAS ATTEMPTING TO MOVE THE POWER CABLE FOR THE CONTINUOUS MINING MACHINE AND STRAINED HIS BACK. THIS ACCIDENT WAS NOT REPORTED BY THE EMPLOYEE TO THE SECTION FREMAN UNTIL 3/17/89.
I.NAME WHILE WALKING DOWN A HAULROAD ON THE SECTION HE STEPPED INTO A POT HOLE AND TWISTED HIS RT KNEE
I.ANME WAS PULL3NG SLACK IN THE S/C CABLE IN ORDER TO CONNECT IT UP TO THE S/C. HE GOT THE SLACK HE THOUGHT HE NEDDED & WHEN HE STARTED TO RAISE UP FOUND THAT HE HAD STRAINED HIS BACK.
I NAME WAS CLEA3ING LOOSE COAL AND ROCK OUT OF THE ROAD IN #2 ENTRY3 NORTH MAINS.HE WAS BACKING THE SCOOP UP WHEN HE RAN OVER A ROCK AND CLAIMED HE INJURED HIS LOWER BACK.
I.NAME WAS WELDING BIT LUGS ON MINER BREAKER KNOCKED I.TOLD SOMEONE TO PUT BREAKER IN WHILE THEY WERE GONE TO PUT THE BREAKER IN I.NAME PROCEEDED TO CUT INTO THE CABLE WITH A KNIFE & WHEN THE BREAKER WAS PUT IN HE WAS BURNED ON THE HAND
I.NAME WAS OPERATING SCOOP & TWISTED HIS BACK WHEN HE GOT OUT OF SEAT
I.NAME HANGING MINER CABLE ON CABLE BLOCKS IN #4 RAM AS HE LIFTED CABLE PULLED MUSCLE OR CAUSED STRAIN TO HIS BACK.
SLIPPED ON WET TIES WHILE WALKING IN TO SHUT DOWN SUMP PUMP....TWISTED HIS BACK WITH SUDDEN MOVEMENT OF FALL.
E. R. BURKE WAS RIDING A SUPPLY CAR & GOT OFF WHILE IT WAS STILL MOVING, THIS HAPPENED WHILE THE MOTOR LOCOMOTIVE WAS COMING TO A STOP AT THE DRIFT. BURKE SLIPPED ON A MUDDY BOARD & H IS ANKLE ON THE ELFT HIT THE CAR.
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