MSHA record for No 1 Mine (mine ID 4406248). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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HE WASS HANGING3MINER CABLE AND STRAINED HIS BACK.
INJURED SAID HE3WASING MOVING MINER CABLE WHICH HE SAID HE FELT A BURNING AND PAIN IN BACK.
ROOF FALL OCCUR9ED BETWEEN 6 AND 7 HEADING IN INTERSECTION 20 FEET WIDE, 20 FEET LONG, AND 4 FEET HIGH 1200 FOOT OUTBY WORKING FACE.
ROOF FALL WAS I3 THE NEUTRAL ENTRY ONE BREAK INBY SPAD NO. 159 THE HIGH VOLTAGE CALL WAS IN THIS ENTRY. THE FALL WAS 5 FT TO 6 FT THICK AND 25 FT BY 25 FT THE FALL WAS BREAKERED OFF ON ALL 4 E ENTRIES ANDTHE 2IGH VOLTAGE CABLE WAS ROUTED AROUND THE FALL AREA.
EMPLOYEE WAS HA6LING COAL ON A BUGGY AND WENT UNDER THE MINER CABLE WHERE IT WAS HUNG FROM THE TOP KNOCKING IT DOWN. THE CABLE KNOCKED THE OPERATOR OFF.
EMPLOYEE WAS IN8TALLING SAFETY JACKS. HE HAD INSTALLED 7 JACKS AND WAS IN THE PROCESS OF INSTALLING THE 8TH JACK WHEN A LOOSE PIEC EOF ROCK FELL AND STRUCK HIM ACROSS THE LEFT SIDE AND LOWER B ACK. 3
CARRYING SOME B3TS TO PUT IN TRUCK SLIPPED AND UTURNED FOOT ON TIMBER RIGHT ANKLE WAS TWISTED PULLING LEAGMENTS IN ANKLE
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