MSHA record for No 2 Mine (mine ID 1505324). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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FRESH CUT OF COAL LOADED TOO CLOSE TO CUT.
LOOSE RIB COAL PRESENT IN NO. 1 WORKING FACE. RIB COAL WAS 22" X 19".
SAMLL PIECE OF 9OCK FELL ABOUT 4X6 INCH X 1/2 INCH THICK FELL STRIKING WORKER ON HAND CAUSING A BRUISED HAND HAND AND NOTBROKEN AND BID NOT REQUIRE ANY STITCHES.
EMPL SHOVELING 6ELT LINE HAD TO LIFT A ROCK TO CLEAN BELT.DROPPED ROCK AND HIT FOOT.EMPL DIDNT REPORT THIS UNTIL I RECD DR REPORT.EMPL LEFT THE JOB THAT DAY AND DIDNT RETURN.SENT WORD THAT HE HAD QUIT. 3
THE ROOF GAVE W5Y AND FELL, THIS ENTRY WAS BEING DRIVEN UNDER A NARROW HOLLOW THE TOP WAS BAD SO THIS ENTRY WAS DISCONTINUED THE FALL OCCURRED AFTER THE ENTRY WAS DANGERED OFF
WHILE REPLACING3A HYDRAULIC ON THE 16RB CUTTER, THE JACK WAS NOT YET IN PLACE THEREFORE IT FELL TO THE FRAME CATCHING A FINGER BETWEEN THE JACK AND FRAME. FINGER WAS X-RAYED. NO STITCHES. EMPL OYEE WAS X-RAYE8 AFTER WORK HOURS AND IMMEDIATELY RETURNED TO WORK.
A dated report covering the 26-year penalty trail, line-item violation pattern, contest and docket posture, rate-normalized peer benchmark, and full fatality history. Delivered as a PDF with the underlying data as CSV.