MSHA record for Dominion No 20 (mine ID 4405386). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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ROOF FALL AT SURVEY STATION 028. THE ROOF FELL AT THE INTERSECITON IN #3 ENTRYAT THE ABOVE MENTIONED SURVEY STATION. T HE FALL OCCURRED AT A RIDER SEAM THAT WAS PRESENT IN THE MINE ROOF.
MINER WAS IN #3 ENTRY FACE. A PIECE OF ROCK FELL LANDING ON MINER OPER. RT. HAND. HIS RT HAND WAS ON MINER CONTROLS.
LAST OPEN CROSSCUT INTERSECTION IN NO. 1 ENTRY ONE BREAK INBY SPADE NO. 20.
STRAINED BACK WHILE PICKING UP A TIMBER.
SLIPPED ON A BA1 OF ROCK DUST AND FELL ON ANKLE.
I.NAME HAD POSITIONED HIMSELF ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE RAM CAR OBSERVING TIMBERING OPERATIONS IN THE LEFT CROSSCUT AND AS THE OPERATOR OF THE TRACTOR/RAM CAR BACKED UNDER THE LOADING BOOM OF TH E MINER, LOCATED IN THE HEADING HE RAN OVER BOTH I.NAMES FEET
EMPLOYEE DID NOT KNOW OF ANY PARTICULAR INDIDENT WHICH WOULD HAVE CAUSED HIS KNEE TO SWELL.
A ROOF FALL OCCURRED ON AN OLD SECTION BREAK OUTBY SPAD NO.247 AND THE LAST OPEN CROSSCUT THE FALL WAS 20 FT WIDE BY 20 FT LONG BY 5 FT THICK THE FALL OCCURRED IN THE NO.5 HANDING.
EE DID NOT KNOW OF ANY PARTICULAR INCIDENT WHICH WOULD HAVE CAUSED HIS KNEE TO SWELL.
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