MSHA record for Jesse'S Run Mine No 1 (mine ID 4607061). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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WHILE BUILDING A CRIB, A PIECE OF ROCK FELL FROM THE ROOF STRIKING THE INJURED EMPLOYEE ON HIS RIGHT MIDDLE AND RING FINGERS. INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL AND THE CUTS REQUIRED S TITCHES. THE ROCK WHICH FELL WAS APPROX. 12" X 12" X 2".
RF FALL IN S E MAINS NO 3 ENTRY 18' OUTBY STAION NO 23 24'L 17'W 6'H
WHILE PERFORMING HIS DUTIES AT THE CLEANING PLANT, THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS WALKING FROM THE RAW COAL FEED BELT TO THE PLANT AND HE SLIPPED IN THE MUD AND A SPOT OF OIL WHICH CAUSED HIM TO SPR AIN HIS LT KNEE. HE REPORTED THE ACCIDENT AT THE END OF THE SHIFT BUT DIDNT GO TO SEE A DOCTOR TILL 6-10-92 .
INJ EMPL LOCKING MINE FOREMANS OFFICE ON WAY HOME,TURNED AROUND TRIPPED ON PIECE OF BELT USED FOR A DOOR MAT.FELL INTO BATTERY MANTRIP PARKED BY THE OFFICE AND WHILE FALLING,STRUCK RIGHT HAND ON SIDE OF BATTERY MANTRIP.WENT TO DR 12-16-91.
INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS IN KNEELED POSITION HOLDING A DRILL STEEL IN RIGHT HAND. WHILE HE WAS LOWERING HEAD ON ROOF BOLTER TO ADD EXTENSION STEEL, THE STEEL HE WAS HOLDING IN HIS RIGHT HAND CAUG HT ON HEAD OF BOLTER AND DROVE THE END OF STEEL IN HIS RIGHT LEG (UPPER THIGH).
INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS CUTTING A PIECE OF PLASTIC LINE WITH A UTILITY KNIFE & KNIFE SLIPPED CAUSING A INSISION TO THE RING FINGER ON THE LT HAND THE CUT REQUIRED STITCHES ALL EMPLOYEES WERE INFO RMED TO USE A HACKSAW NOT A KNIFE TO CUT PLASTIC PIPE
A ROOF FALL OCCURRED IN THE SOUTHEAST MAINS 1500 FT. OUTBY WORKING SECTION, AT STATION NO. 954 IN THE NO. 5 ENTRY. THE FALL MEASURED 20' LONG, 16' WIDE AND 5-6' HIGH. THE FALL WAS TIMBERED AND DANGERED OFF.
A ROOF FALL OCCURRED IN THE SOUTHWEST MAINS SECTION APPROX. 3100 FT OUTBY THE LOADING POINT. THE FALL WAS IN THE NO. 8 ENTRY AT STATION NO. 340. THE FALL MEASURED 20 FT LONG 16 FT WIDE AND 5-6 FT HIGH. THE FALL WAS POSTED OFF AND DANGERED OFF.
ROOF FALL OCCURRED IN SW MAINS SECT 5100' FROM LOADING POINT.FALL WAS IN NO.1 ENTRY NEAR STA 14.ROOF IN THIS AREA HAS CHECKER BOARD EFFECT WITH SANDSTONE AND MUDSEAMS.AREA WAS RESIN BOLTED WIT H 6' PINS AND HAD TIMBERS & CRIBS 40'LONG X 14'WIDE X 6'HIGH.
MAKING BELT MOVE IN EMP THROWING A CRIB BLOCK ON FEEDER AND CRIB BLOCKK SLIPPED HIT MIDDLE FINGER BETWEEN FEEDER AND BLOCK
WHILE FLOATING OUT ONE OF THE ROOF BOLTERS DURING LUNCH,THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS IN A KNEELING POSITION TRYING TO STRAIGHTEN A 6' ROOF BOLT IN THE DRILL HOLE AND AS HE TWISTED HE FELT A PAIN I N HIS LOWER BACK.HE RETURNED TO WORK THE NEXT DAY(FRIDAY) BUT STILL HAD PAIN SO HE WENT TO A CHIRPRACTOR AFTER WORK 10-03-90.HE RETURNED TO WORK MONDAY 10-08-90.
CARRYING METAL PIPE TREE TO STORE OUTBY STATION NO 875 STRAINED BACK
EMPL INSTALLING 6' RESIN BOLT.INSERTING BOLT WITH HEADER BOARD WHICH HAS A HOLE IN MIDDLE,LITTLE FINGER WENT INTO HOLE AND AS HE APPLIED UP-PREASSURED ON BOLTER HEAD, BOLT PINCHED FINGER AGAIN ST WOOD.
THE INJURED EE WAS HELPING TO MOVE A MINER CABLE AND HE LIFTED THE CABLE HE STRAINED HIMSELF CAUSING A RUPTURE TO A BLOOD VESSEL IN HJIS RECTUM HEMROID.
EMPL TRAVELING TO FEEDER WITH LOAD OF COAL AND AS HE WAS TURNING SWIVEL SEAT AROUND HE CAUGHT MIDDLE FINGER LEFT HAND IN LATCH .SLIGHT FX TO DISTAL PHALANGE AND LACERATION WHICH REQ STITCHES.
THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS USING A HAWKBILL KNIVE TO CUT A PIECE OF CABLE AND THE KNIFE SLIPPED CAUSING A CUT TOI HIS RIGHT LEG ABOVE THE KNEE.
RF FALL OCC ON 1ST R SECTION T SSATTION NO 636 IN 4 ENTRY 16'W 35'L 8'H. AREA OF MINE LOW COVER STOPPED DEV. STARTED RETREAT MINING 2 OR 3 ROWS OF PILLARS
ROOF FALL OCCURED ON 1ST RIGHT SECTION 001 AT STATION #632. CLAY VEIN WENT THROUGH INTERSECTION. FALL OCCURED AT NO 2 ENTRY & WAS 15' WIDE, 20' LONG & 5' HIGH. IT DID NOT CLOSE OFF ENTIRE INTE RSECITON. WE ARE RETREATING THIS PANEL & WERE OFF WORK DUE TO VACATION. THIS WAS OUR FIRST DAY BACK & NOW WE WILL HAVE DAILY OBSERVATION OF ROOF CONDITIONS.
INJURED EMPLYEE WAS MOVING A 11CM JOY MINER TO THE FACE AREA TO SET UP THE DAY SHIFT FOR MINING & WHEN HE GOT OUT OF THE MINER DECK HE TWISTED HIS RIGHT KNEE CAUSING PAIN & SWELLING
ROOF FALL OCCURRED AT 1ST RIGHT SECTION 001-0 AT STATION #650. FALL WAS 16' LONG, 20' WIDE & 5'6' HIGH. THIS AREA OF MINE IS UNDER LOW COVER & HAS UNUSUAL AMOUNT OF CLAY VEINS. NO EQUIPMENT D AMAGE NO EMPL HURT NO PROBLEMS WITH VENTILATION
ROOF FALL OCCURRED #4 ENTRY OF 001 SECTION 1ST RIGHT AT SPAD 629. FALL MEAS 30'LONG X 17'WIDE X 4-5'HIGH.NO EQUIP OR PERSONNEL INVOLVED.AREA HAS CLAY VEINS AND WATER DRIPPERS.FALL HAD SPALLING AND WAS WORKING BEFORE IT FELL.
A ROOF FALL OCCURED IN THE NO 5 ENTRY OF 001 SECTION OF 1ST RT APPROX 130FT INBY SPAD NO 1623 FALL MEASURED 33FT LONG 22FT WIDE & 4-6FT HIGH NO EQUIPMENT OR PERSONNEL WERE INVOLVED THE AREA HA D SEVERAL CLAY VEINS & DROPPENS ;DUE TO THE EXCESSIVE RAINS
THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING A TOOL BOX FROM THE MECHANIC'S UNDERGROUND SHOP AREA AND AS HE WAS WALKING WITH THE TOOL BOX, HIS LEFT EAR LOBE CONTACTED ABENT ROOF BOLT PLA TE CAUSING A LACERATION WHICH REQUIRED STITCHES.
EMPL WAS PREAPRING TOLEAVE THE FACE AREA WITH A LOAD OF COAL ON HIS 21SC SHUTTLE CAR AND AS HE GOT OFF THE SC TO CHANGE THE SEAT TO THE OPPOSIT DIRECTION OF TRAVEL HE FAILED TO SET THE EMFERGE NCY BRAKE THE PAVEMENT WAS SLIGHTLY ELEVATED AND THE MACHINE DRIFTED BACK ON EMPL FOOT
THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS REMOVING KEEPERS FROM A FEEDER CONVEYOR CHAIN LINKS WITH A HAMMER AND PUNCH. AS HE WAS DOING THIS JOB, THE HAMMER GLANCED OFF THE TOP OF THE PUNCH, STRIKING EMPLOYEE'S LEFT THUMB CAUSING A CONTUSION/LACERATION WHICH REQUIRED TWO STITCHES.
THE INJ EMP WA> CHANGING A TIRE ON 21SC SHUTTLE CAR AND AS HE WA> TIGHTENING LUG BOLTS HE COMPLAINED OF A SHARP PAIN IN RIB AREA. HE CONT. TO WORK ENTIRE SHIFT AND DURING WEEKEND HE HAD TROUBLE BREATHING SO HE WEN TO DR. ON 7-31-88. DR. DIAGNOSIS WAS A CHEST WALL STRAIN.
INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS HELPING MECHANIC REMOVE A SPEED REDUCER ON A SPARE 21SC SHUTTLE CAR AS THEY WERE PREPARING TO LOAD THE SPEED REDUCER INTO THE ENDLOADER HE SLIPPED IN THE SNOW & FELL STR IKING HIS CHIN ON THE EDGE OF THE EQUIPMENT CAUSING A LACERATION TO HIS CHIN HE WAS GIVEN FIRST AID BUT WHEN HE WENT HOME THE CUT STARTED TO BLEED SO HE WENT TO THE HOSPITAL & R ECEIVED (5) ST
WHILE TRANSFERR3NG SUPPLIES FROM THE UNDERGROUND SUPPLY TRAILER TO THE ROOFBOLTING MACHINE THE INJURED EMPLOYEE STRAINED HIS BACK. THE EMPLOYEE CONTINUED TO WORK HOPING THE PAIN WOULD GO AWAY HE DID NOT REP2RT THIS ACCIDENT TO HIS SUPERVISON UNTIL QUITTING TIME ON 11-4-87 AT THAT TIME HE STATED THAT HIS BACK WAS STRILL HURTING AND HE WAS GOING TO SEE A DR THE NEXT DAY.
DURING FIREBOSS3RUN A FALL WAS FOUND IN #2 ENTRY AT SPAD #18 IN THE INTERSECTION THE FALL WAS 20 FT LONG 18 FT WIDE AND 7-8 FT HIGH THE MINE IS A ONE SHIFT OPERATION AND NO ONE WAS WORKING AT THE TIME OF T2E FALL NO EQUIPMENT WAS INVOLVED
ROOF FALL 42 FT3 LONG 25 FT WIDE AND 10-11 FT HIGH OCCURRED IN THE #3 ENTRY AND CROSSCUT FROM 5 FT OUTBY FACE TO OUTBY INTERSECTION THE ROOF HAS A WEATHERED EFFECT WITH MUD SEAM SINCE THE MI NE IS APPROX 200 FT UNDERGROUND AND HAS NEVER BEEN SURFACED MINED AND IT OUTCROPS AT PORTAL SITE
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