MSHA record for #5 Mine (mine ID 1516829). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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THE INJURED WAS BUILDING A SEAL. HE TRIPPED AND FELL HITTING HIS HEAD ON SEAL BLOCK, HURTING HIS NECK.
EE WAS HAULING COAL TO FEEDER. HE WENT AROUND A CORNER, WHICH HAD SOME CAP COAL LEFT THERE (THE TOP WAS LOW). THE CAP COAL CAUGHT HIM AND PUSHED HIM FORWARD IN DECK, HURTING HIS CHEST AND NECK .
EE WAS DRIVING A SHUTTLE CAR IN LOW COAL. HE LOOKED BACK OVER HIS SHOULDER AND HIT HIS HEAD AGAINST THE TOP, HURTING HIS NECK.
THE INJURED WAS CUTTING PULL ROPE OFF MINER CABLE THE KNIFE SLIPPED AND CUT HIS ARM.
AN UNINTENTIONAL ROOF FALL OCCURED @ #5 MINE. THE FALL IS APPROX.6' THICK 18'WIDE 20' LONG NO PLANS WERE MADE TO CLEAN-UP SINCE IT WAS IN A PILLAR SPLIT. FALL COVERED HEADS OF MINER A PLAN WAS POSTED FOR GETTING MINER OUT.ALL PEOPLE WEREINSTRUCTED IN PROCEDURE.
38509NJURED WAS HELPING BUILD CRIBS. HE WAS HOLDING A CRIB BLOCK WHILE ANOTHER EMPLOYEE WAS WEDGING IT IN TO TIGHTEN THE CRIB UP. HIS HAND ACCIDENTALLY SLIPPED AND WAS CAUGHT BETWEEN BLOCK AND 017?0
INJ WAS PULLING MINER CABLE & HE FELT PAIN IN LOWER BACK.
THE INJURED WAS LOADING ROCKDUST INTO A DUSTER. HE TURNED AND PICKED UP A BAG AND HURT HIS BACK.