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White Oak Mining & Construction Company Inc: 2 recorded fatalities operator

Controlled by Iracoal Incorporated

MSHA operator ID: P22482

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Fatalities: 2
Total incidents: 163
Mines on record: 2
Years on record: 1994–1999

Top causes

MACHINERY 1 fatality · 25 non-fatal
POWERED HAULAGE 1 fatality · 15 non-fatal
FALL OF ROOF OR BACK 40 non-fatal
HANDLING OF MATERIALS 30 non-fatal
HANDTOOLS (NONPOWERED) 20 non-fatal
SLIP OR FALL OF PERSON 17 non-fatal

Incident timeline

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51 (2f)

1994

Mines on record

White Oak Mine #2 UT
White Oak Mine #1 UT

Fatalities under this operator

2 recorded

December 19, 1995 UT · Coal laborer, blacksmith, bull gang, parts runner, roustabout, pick-up man, pitman Fatality · POWERED HAULAGE

White Oak Mining & Construction Company Inc · Struck by falling object

THE VICTIM WAS OPERATING THE MATERIAL HAULER WITH ANOTHER EE, AS A PASSENGER. AS THEY WERE TRAVELING DOWN AT A 5-8% GRADE, THE OPERATOR APPARENTLY TOOK THE MACHINE OUT OF GEAR TO TRAVEL MORE Q UICKLY. HE HAD TROUBLE GETTING THE MACHINE BACK IN GEAR. PASSENGER JUMPED SAFELY. TEH TRIP PROCEEDED 300 FT DOWN THE ROAD. THE OPERATOR EITHER JUMPED OR WAS THROWN AND RUN OVER BY THE EIMCO.

March 24, 1995 UT · Coal apprentice, trainee Fatality · MACHINERY

White Oak Mining & Construction Company Inc · Caught in, under or between a moving and a stationary object

EMPLOYEE WAS PINCHED BETWEEN THE CONTINUOUS MINER AND THE MINE RIB WHEN THE MACHINE WAS BEING MOVED IN THE 3RD RIGHT SECTION.

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