MSHA record for No 3 (mine ID 1510847). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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THE DRILL BARRE5 HIT HIS KNEE WHILE HE WAS HELPING DRILL COAL BRUISING HIS LEFT KNEE
HE CAME BACK TO3WORK ON DOCTORS RELEASE.HE SAID TO LET HIM WORK TWO DAYS TO SEE IF HIS BACK WAS OK.HE WORKED ONE AND HALF HOURS AND SAID THAT HE LIFTED A 8"X12"X1" ROCK AND IT HURT HIS BACK.HE FINISHED THE D5Y AND WORKED 6 HOURS THE NEXT DAY.
WE WERE USING 72 IN ROOF SUPPORT AND THERE WAS A FRUIT APPROX. 8 FT ABOVE ROOF SUPPORT.
HE WAS LIFTING 9OCK OUT OF A SCOOP BUCKET BEHIND THE ENJECTOR BLADE AND STRAINED HIS BACK HE WAS REMOVING ROCK THAT WAS DISLODGE BEHIND RAM.
MAN OPERATION S7OOP DRAW ROCK FELL BETWEEN BOLTS.
HE WAS LAYING D2WN IN THE TRACTOR BECAUSE OF LOW COAL AND HIT A HOLE IN THE ROAD AND HE BOUNCED AND HIT HIS RIBS ON THE TRACTOR
HE WAS PICKING 9OCK IN THE STOCKPILE AND DROPPED A ROCK STRICKING THE RIGHT KNEE. BRUISING THE KNEE CAUSING SEVERE SWELLING AND PAIN.
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