MSHA record for Hackney Hollow #8 (mine ID 4406647). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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EE WAS OPERATING DOZER DOWN SLOPE AND RAN OVER ROCK WHICH JARRED BACK, FELT PAIN IN BACK AND WAS TAKEN HOME. LATER THAT AFTERNOON WIFE TOOK HIM TO DR. RETURNED TO WORK ON NEXT REGULAR SHIFT 9- 10-95 ON RESTRICTED WORK ACTITIVTY.
EE HELPING LOAD CUTTING EDGE IN AM. BACK PAIN STARTED THAT AFTERNOON, WENT TO DR 4-8-95 ON OFF DAY. RETURNED TO WORK ON REGULAR SCHEDULE, WENT TO DR 4-11-95, RETURNED TO WORK. WENT TO DR. ON 5 -1,02, AND 03 OFF DAYS. FIRST DAY MISSED 5-6-95. RETURNED TO WORK 5-5-95, OFF 5,6,7, AND 8-95. RETURNED TO WORK ON 5-13-95.
EE WAS HELPING MECHANIC TAKE BLADE OFF OF DOZER AND STEPPED UP ON CRIB BLOCKS THAT HAD BEEN STACKED 4 FEET HIGH WHEN THE TOP BLOCK SLID CAUSINGHIM TO FALL BACKWARDS ONTO HIS LEFT ARM CAUSING F RACTURE.
EMPLOYEE WAS USING A HAMMER TO INSTALL BEARINGS ON DOZER WHEN A PIECE OF METAL DISLODGED AND STRUCK HIM ON HIS RIGHT HAND. EMPLOYEE DID NOT BELIEVE THE METAL HAD ENTERED HIS HAND, HOWEVER, ON 10-31-94 EMPLOYEE REPORTED HE COULD FEEL THE METAL IN HIS HAND. EMPLOYEE WAS TAKEN TO THE DR.AND THE METAL WAS REMOVED, REQUIRING TWO STITCHES.
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