MSHA record for Thunder Mountain-Lightning Peak Pit (mine ID 1001740). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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TWO ROCKS FELL OFF OF THE CRUSHER GRIZZLEY LANDED ON EMPLOYEE S BACK WHO WAS WORKING UNDER GRIZZLEY ON THE GROUND.
LABORER WERE CLEANING OFF CONVEYOR EMPLOYEE WALKED UNDER CONVEYOR AND A 4 INCH ROCK HIT HIM ON THE BACK OF HIS HEAD. '
WHILE HE WAS TRYING TO FREE ROCK OUT OF CRUSHER JAW ANOTHER ROCK ROLLED OUT OF TOP OF JAW AND HIT EMPLOYEE ON RIGHT SIDE OF BODY.
ROUGH OPERATING OF EQUIPMENT CAUSING BACK PROBLEMS.
DRIVING MOTOR CYCLE WITHOUT PROPERY HEADLIGHTS AT NIGHTS DROVE OFF ROAD.
EMPLOYEE WAS LOADING POWDER TRUCK DID NOT SHIFT FEET WHEN TWISTING WITH WAS CAUSING BACK STRAIN.
OILER WAS DRIVI3G LOADED 4000 GAL FUEL TRUCK DOWN A STEEP GRADE MOUNTAIN ROAD HE TRIED TO DOWN SHIFT BUT GOT CAUGHT IN NEUTRAL HE THEN USED BRAKES TO TRY TO SLOW DOWN BUT DEPLETED AIR TANKS TH E DRIVER THEN U8ED TREES TO SLOW HIM DOWN UNEVEN GROUND CAUSED TRUCK TO ROLL OVER TWICE
1 IN DIAMETER R2CK FROM BUCKET OF 988 B LOADER STRUCK DRIVER ON CHEEK THROUGH WINDOW DRIVER FELT SICK HAD HEADACHE TOOK HIM TO HOSPITAL FOR CK UP SICKNESS CAUSED BY BLOOD IN STOMACH FROM NOSE BLEED 3