Mining Incidents

Redland Stone Products Company: 2 recorded fatalities operator

Controlled by Redland Plc
MSHA operator ID: L09846

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Fatalities
2
Total incidents
324
Mines on record
14
Years on record
1983–1998

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Incident timeline

1998
1
1997
24 (1f)
1996
23
1995
15
1994
15
1993
23
1992
19
1991
13
1990
22
1989
28
1988
43
1987
26
1986
13
1985
17
1984
19 (1f)
1983
23

Mines on record

Fatalities under this operator

2 recorded
July 24, 1997 TX · Metal/Non-Metal maintenance man, mechanic, repair/serviceman, boilermaker, fueler, tire tech, field service tech Fatality · MACHINERY
Redland Stone Products Company · Struck by falling object

CONTRACTOR, MCCADDEN ENTERPRISES, WAS REPAIRING LOCOMOTIVE OWNED BY ALAMO GULF COAST RAILROAD WHEN A WHEEL AND BRAK ASSEMBLY FELL FROM BLOCKING AND STRUCK CONTRACTOR IN HEAD.

October 17, 1984 TX · Metal/Non-Metal blaster, shooter, shotfirer, explosive worker, powder gang/monkey Fatality · HANDLING OF MATERIALS
Redland Stone Products Company · Caught in, under or between collapsing material or buildings

EMPLOYEE WAS WORKING INSIDE OF AMMONIUM NITRATE STORAGE BUILDING TRYING TO IMPROVE THE FLOW OF MATERIAL THAT WAS BEING REMOVED BY A SCREW CONVEYOR AT THE FLOOR OF THE BUILDING. APP THE EMPLOYE E WAS STANDING ON BRIDGED MATERIAL WHEN IT COLLAPSED CAUSING HIS FEET TO BECOME CAUGHT IN THE SCREW AND TOTALLY ENGULFING HIS BODY AND HEAD IN AMMONIUM NITRATE. IT IS BELIEVED HE WAS STANDING

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Where Redland Stone Products Company stands on silica, penalties, and injury rate

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