MSHA record for Stewarts Run Mine No 2 (mine ID 4607089). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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THE INJUURED EMPLOYEE CAUGHT HIS MIDDLE FINGER OF RIGHT HAND BETWEEN THE CANOPY ON THE MINER AND A TURN POST IN PILLAR BLOCK OF SECTION. AS THE MINER WAS BOACKING OUT OF SPLIT THE INJURED EMP LOYEE WAS HOLDING ONTO THE TURN POST WITH HIS RIGHT HAND AND WITH HIS OTHER HAND HE WAS PULLING BACK CABLE SLACK. INSRUCTED ALL EMPLOYEES TO BE MORE OBSERVANT AND STAY CLEAR OF MOVING EQUIPME
ASA THE EMPLOYEE WAS SHUTTING A MANDOOR AT STATION NO.474, HIS FINGER SLID ACROSS A SHARP PLACE ON TOP EDGE OF THE DOOR WHICH CAUSED A CUT TO HIS RIGHT INDEX FINGER WHICH REQUIRED SIX STITCHES
A ROOF FALL OCCURRED IN THE NO. 4 ENTRY AT SURVEY POINT NO. 473. THE FALL OCCURRED IN THE 1 RIGHT SECTION , 600 FT FROM THE WORKING FACE WHILE DOING RETREAT MINING. THE FALL MEASURED 20' LONG, 16' WIDE AND 7-8' HIGH. THIS AREA OF THE MINE HAS A ROOF FAULT WITH SEVERAL CLAY VEINS AND EXTRA ROOF SUPPORT HAS BEEN INSTALLED.
ROOF FALL OCCURRED WHILE MINE WAS IDLE DUE TO VACATION & FOREMAN FOUND THE FALL AS HE WAS MAKING A WEEKLY EXAMINATION FOR HAXZARDOUS CONDITIONS AT 245PM 12308 FALL WAS LOCATED IN #7 ENTRY OF
ROOF FALL OCCURRED IN NO ( ENTRY AT SURVEY POINT NO 92 FALL OCCURRED IN NE MAINS SECT.(001)230FT.FROM WORKING FACE & 950FT.FROM OUTSIDE PORTAL FALL MEASURED 25FT.LONG 16FT.WIDE & 7-8FT.HIGH AR EA HAD A CLAY VAININ ROOF STRATA AREA HAD 6FT ROOF BOLTS CRIBS WITH CROSSBARS & POST SET
WHILE CHANGING BIT BLOCKS ON REBUILT MINER THE INJURED EMPLOYEE WAS REMOVING A PIN. AS HE STRUCK THE PUNCH WITH A HAMMER A PIECE OF MEATAL BROKE OFF THE PUNCH AND EMBEDDED IN HIS LEFT JAW.
EMPLOYEE WAS US3NG B-BOND(A TYPE OF MATERIAL WITH FIBERGLASS)WHILE PLASTERING A STOPPING IN THE #1 RETURN HEADING.WHILE HANDLING THE MATERIAL HIS LT.HAND CAME IN CONTACT WITH THE SUBSTANCE CA USING IRRITATIO3 TO THE SKIN ON HIS LT.HAND A D WRIST.THE EMPLOYEE DIDN'T REPORT THIS ACCIDENT UNTIL 07/31/87.
A ROOF FALL OCC6RRED IN THE #8 ENTRY AT SURVEY POINT #37 THE FALL OCCURRED IN NORTH EAST MAINS 001 2200 FT FROM THE WORKING FACE THE FALL OCCURRED INA 3 WAY INTERSECTION AND IT WAS 7 FT HIGH 2 0 FT WIDE AND 20 FT LONG THE AREA HAS HAD SPALLING DUE TO CHANGE IN MOISTURE AND AREA HAS KETTLE BOTTOM AND CLAY VEINS
EMPLOYEE WAS SE7TING TIMBERS IN PILLAR BLOCK ON 1ST LEFT SECTION AND AS HE REACHED DOWN TO LIFT A POST OUT OF THE SCOOP BUCKET HE STRAINED HIS LOWER BACK.
A ROOF FALL OCC6RED IN THE NO.3 ENTRY AT SURVEY POINT NO. 150 THE FALL OCCURED IN 1 ST LEFT SECTION 001 K70 FROM THE WORKING FACE. THE FALL MEASURED 20F T LONG 20 FT WIDE AND 10-12 FT HIGH AT THE PEAK. THE 5REA HAD CLAY VAINS AND KETTLE BOTTOMS IN THE FOOT STRATA.
THE INJURED EE 4AS OPERATING THE 11CM M/INER IN THE #6 PILLAR BLOCK AT SPAD #280 & A ROCK FLEW BACK FROM THE CONVEYOR CHAIN ON THE BOOM END STRIKING HIM ON THE MOUTH. HE WAS LOADING A S/C & AS THE CHAIN3WAS RETURNING IT THREW THE ROCK TOWARD THE OPERATOR & AS HE TURNED TO OBSERVE THE S/C THE ROCK STRUCK HIM IN THE MOUTH.
A ROOF FALL OCC6RRED IN THE NO.3 ENTRY AT SPAD NO.144, IT WAS APPROX 250' FROM FACE OF 1ST LEFT. THE FALL MEASURED 25'L X 16'W X 4 1/2'H. THI FALL OCCURRED IN AN AREA OF THE MINE WHERE THE HEA D COAL WOULD NO7 ADHERE TO THE ROOF
A ROOF FALL OCC6RRED IN THE #4 ENTRY AT SPAD #24. IT WAS APPROX 800' FROM FACE OF NE MAINS. THE FALL MEASURED 25' LONG 17' WIDE & 12'-15' HIGH. THE FALL OCCURRED IN A FAULT AREA WHICH HAS S OFT TOP. 3
ROOF FALL OCCUR9ED IN #2 ENTRY SPAD #28 700'OUTBY WORKING SECTION.FALL WAS 18'LONG X 15'WIDE X 6-7'HIGH.A FAULT AREA LOCATED IN AREA,RUNS 90 DEGREE ANGLE WITH ENTRY.
A ROOF FALL OCC6RRED IN THE #7 INTAKE ENTRY ATR SPAD #20. IT WAS 800' FORM FACE OF N.E. MAINS. THE FALL MEASURED 10' LONG 8' WIDE 5'-6' HIGH IN T H E CENTER & TAPERED TO 0'. THIS AREA OF THE MINE HAS A FAU5T OR SLIP CONDITION.
A ROOF FALL 6-70T HIGH 15FT LONG & 14FT WIDE OCCURRED IN THE #6 ENTRY AT THE INTERSECTION A CLAY VAIN WENT THROUGH THE INTERSECTION & CROSSBARS WERE SET THE ENTRY WAS CUT DOWN TO 14FT
WHILE ROOF BOLT3NG A PIECE OF ROCK 2' X 3' BY 3" FELL FROM THE ROOF STRIKING THE INJURED EMPLOYEE ON HIS L ARM AND L KNEE CAUSING A LACERATION TO HIS L ARM WHICH REQUIRED 5 STITCHES
ROOF FALL 6-7F7 HIGH 16FT WIDE & 20FT LONG OCCURRED IN #3 ENTRY AT THE INTERSECTION IN THE LAST OPEN CROSSCUT AREA HAD A DRIPPER & THE TEMPERTURE & HUMIDITY HAD BEEN HIGH WHICH CAUSED THE ROO F TO SWEAT ROCK3WHICH FELL WAS A KETTLEBOTTOM
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