Miner was operating a ridged frame haul truck. EE was being loaded at the mucking pile and was jostled in the cab bumping head. Miner said ee had seat belt on at the time.
The Allen Company, IncMining Incidents in 2018
All MSHA-reportable accidents at The Allen Company, Inc operations in 2018. Fatalities appear first.
- Fatalities in 2018
- 0
- Total incidents
- 11
- Year
- 2018
Top incident classifications
- 01HANDLING OF MATERIALS3 incidents
- 02POWERED HAULAGE2 incidents
- 03OTHER2 incidents
- 04MACHINERY2 incidents
- 05SLIP OR FALL OF PERSON1 incident
All incidents in 2018
EE was working at the wash plant, the plant stopped up & EE was climbing over the conveyor to clean it out. While climbing over EE heard their Right knee pop out of place.
EE REMOVED THE GEAR BOX FROM C3 WHICH WAS ATTACHED TO THE CATWALK WHEN IT WAS REMOVED IT LEFT A HOLE IN THE CAT WALK AND EE STEPPED IN THE HOLE.
Employee was operating the excavator, when it became hung up on a large rock, the rock broke loose causing the excavator to drop back on the ground jarring the employee.
EE placed EE's hand on the tail pulley to turn it in order to access the set screws. Other employees were helping, and one employee turned the pulley at the same time resulting in EE's left hand being cut.
EE was running the anfo hose on the powder truck loading a shot, when EE felt a pain and a pop in EE's right forearm.
EE was cleaning under #7B belt using RL-994, RL-994 slipped & sunk in the mud, this caused the back end to raise up and pin the EE hand between RL-994 and the belt frame. EE was wearing all PPE.
EE was helping unload the crane off the lowboy being delivered to the Quarry.
Employee was loading plates onto the roof bolter, when they slipped and fell onto their pinky finger.
EE was hammering on a piece of metal, trying to straighten it out. EE missed swinging at the metal and strained EE's right wrist. An incident report was filed on but no medical attention was administered. EE aggravated the wrist again on 3/12/18, and sought medical attention on 3/13/18.
*This was not an employee* A customer truck entered the yard, the driver exited the truck and advised the scale house they were having chest pain. At that time 911 was called along with an EMT on the job. Customer was transported to the local hospital.