MSHA record for No 62-Strip (mine ID 4606054). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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SUBJECT WAS RECEIVING WOOD BLOCKING FROM FELLOW WORKER WHO WAS HANDING THEM DOWN TO HIM, FROM A TRUCK. FELLOW WORKERS HANDS SLIPPED OFF OF BLOCKING & FELL SMASHHING SUBJECTS LEFT THUMB AGAINST SIDE OF MACHINE.
SUBJECT SAID HE WAS PLACING ROCKY MATERIAL ONTO HAULROAD, AND BACK DRAGGING BUCKET TO TURN AROUND AREA AND PROCEEDED INTO PIT FORWARD, BUT THIS TIME THE PICK-UP WAS IN TURN AROUND AREA AND HE DID NOT SEE IT. HE BACKED INTO THE FRONT END OF PICK-UP.
SUBJECT SAID HE HAD JUST PUSHED A PAN TO LOAD IT AND AS HE WENT TO BACK UP HIS DOZER HE DROVE OVER A ROCK AND WAS TURNING AROUND AT THE SAME TIME AND STRUCK HIS ELBOW ON THE HOIST LEVER THE DR SAID HE WILL BE UNABLE TO WORK FOR AT LEAST 4 DAYS
SUBJECT WAS HELPING TO REMOVE A SWIVEL ON HYDRFAULIC JACK CYLINDER LINE & HE THOUGHT HIS HELPER HAD CONTGROL OF IT BUT WHEN HE TOOK HIS BOLT OUT IT FELL PINCHING HIS THUMB AGAINST PLATE
SUBJECT SAID HE WAS STANDING ON THE LEDGE ALONG SIDE OF THE FUEL TRUCK AND HE SLIPPED AND FELL TO THE GROUND BUT HIS FOOT LANDED ON THE LIP OF THE 5 GALLON CAN.
SUBJECT SAID HE WAS BACKING UP HIS DOZER & WENT OVER A LARGE ROCK & JARRED HIS BACK.
SUBJECT WAS ATTEMPTING TO PUT CHAINS ONT HE WHEELS OF THE GRADER & SLIPPED & TWISTED HIS BACK.
SUBJECT SAID "HE WAS STEPPING ON AN AUGER FLUTE AND HE SLIPPED (DUE TO MUD ON HIS SHOES) AND FELL STRIKING HIS SHOULDER.
SUBJECT WAS JUST STEPPING DOWN TO THE GROUND WITH ONE FOOT ON THE LADDER, HE SLIPPED & REACHED OUT AGAINST THE BANK TO CATCH HIMMSELF & HURT HIS FINGER
SUBJECT WAS COMING OUT THE ROAD & SOMETHING MUST HAVE FLOWN INTO HIS EYE BECAUSE IT STARTED TO BOTHER HIM VERY BAD. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL BY OUR "EMT" BUT NOTHING COULD BE FOUND IN THE EYE, AFTER TREAMENT HE WAS SENT BACK TO WORK.
SUBJECT WAS THREADING A PIECE OF PIPE AND WHEN HE PUSHED DOWN ON THE THREADER HANDLE HIS HAND STRUCK ANOTHER PIECE OF PIPE WHICH HAD A SHARP EDGE.
SUBJECT WAS PLACING TOPSOIL WITH A PAN AND HE GOT TO CLOSE TO THE EDGE THE DIRT GAVE WAY AND THE PAN ROLLED OVER NO INJURY
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