MSHA record for Rose-Dale (mine ID 2601838). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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OPERATOR WAS OPERATING THE MOTOR GRADER SMOOTHING LOOSE DIRT. THE RIGHT RAISE LEVER STARTED POPPING IN AND OUT AS THE MULLBOARD BECAME FULL OF DIRT THE OPERATOR WAS STRUCK ON THE RIGHT HAND WH EN HE REACHED FOR THE LEVER TO STOP IT
EMPLOYEE DIRECTING A LOADER STEPPED ON A PATCH OF ICE AND FELL WRENCHING BACK UNDERGOING MEDICAL TREATMENT STILL NOT BACK TO WORK PERHAPS ANOTHER WEEK
WELDER STANDING ON A 4"X8" BOARD ON GROUND-WELDING ON A CRUSHER STEPPED OFF BOARD AND TRIPPED. POKED INSIDE CORNER OF RIGHT EYE WITH HOT END OF ROD IN THE STINGER HE WAS HOLDING 1ST DEGREE BUR N ON SKIN AROUND EYE AND INFLAMMATION OF EYE.
A SNOWY AFTERNOON, SORTING WOOD, I STEPPED OVER A PILE F WOOD, TO ATTAIN A NEEDED PIECE. A PEICE OF WOOD, WHIHC WAS COVERED WITH SNOW. DROVE A 20\ NAIL INTO MY RIGHT FOOT, CAUSING LITTLE OR NO DAMAGE. THE REASON FOR GOING TO THE HOSPITAL WAS A COMPANY POLICY FALL-SAFE.
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.