MSHA record for Weddington Branch Mine #1 (mine ID 1517523). Fatalities, non-fatal incidents grouped by year, current operator and controller, and mine context.
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VICTIM STOPPED DOZER AND WALKED OUT ONTO TRACK. HIS FOOT WENT BETWEEN TRACK AND PUSH ARM, BRUISING HIS RT LEG AND SPRAINING HIS LOWER BACK. DR. ORDERED VICTIM OFF FOR 3 DAYS.
VICTIM OPERATING DOZER & TRAMMED OVER A ROCK, CAUSING DOZER TO IMPACT ON SURFACE CREATING TRAUMATIC INJURY TO LOWER BACK. NO TREATMENT GIVEN UNTIL RECENTLY. NOW VICTIM HAS BEEN TOLD TO BEGIN P HYSICAL THERAPY FOR POSSIBLE RUPTURED DISC.
VICTIM WAS SITTING IN CAB OF ROCK TRUCK WHILE BEING LOADED. WHEN LOADER DUMPED BUCKET INTO TRUCKBED. VICTIM BUMPED HIS ELBOW ON DOOR FRAME. VICTIM DID NOT REPORT INJURY FOR 3 DAYS. VICTIM DID NOT LOSE WORK TIME.
VICTIM WAS IN A HURRY TO GET TRUCK AWAY FROMT EH PROPOSED BLAST AREA DUE TO POSSIBLE INCOMING STORM, WHEN VICTIM TWISTED HIS ANKLE.
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