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process equipment and systems should be properly designed and completely installed prior to use. inerting systems should be properly designed, installed, adequately filled, and maintained. do not work in areas where concentrations of vapors can be immediately fatal (lower explosive limit), immediately dangerous to life or health, or where they exceed permissible exposure limits (pels) to produce adverse health effects. minimize or eliminate hazards by using appropriate engineering and administrative controls. click here for: msha preliminary report (pdf) by renewcomer | categories: metal/nonmetal , mining fatalities , surface | tagged: ignition of gas or dust , limestone | no comments fatality #5 for coal 2018 jul 10, 2018 on monday, june 4, 2018, a 43-year-old miner with 10 years of mining experience, was fatally injured when a roof jack struck him in the head. at the time of the accident, the miner was a passenger in a personnel carrier that traveled over the roof jack, which was lying in the roadway at the time. as a result of being hit, the roof jack was propelled into the passenger’s compartment, striking the victim. the victim was flown to a hospital where he died from his injuries. best practices: conduct thorough examinations of roadways and remove material that may pose a hazard to equipment operators, passengers, or other miners. maintain roadways free of excessive water, mud, and other conditions which have an impact on an equipment operator’s ability to control mobile equipment. establish safe operating procedures for mobile equipment and a maintenance schedule for roadways. secure loads being hauled to prevent them from falling off haulage vehicles. ensure each item being hauled reaches the intended destination. if items are lost during transport, immediately search for them and warn other mobile equipment operators. click here for: msha preliminary report (pdf) by renewcomer | categories: coal , mining fatalities , underground | tagged: powered haulage | no comments fatality #3 for metal/nonmetal mining 2018 apr 19, 2018 on april 12, 2018, a 60-year old customer truck driver was killed when he fell from, and was run over by, his truck while scanning into the operator’s check-in system. the victim was found underneath the belly dump of the semi-trailer, and the truck was still in gear. best practices implement check-in system technology that can be scanned remotely from inside the vehicle such as a rfid tag or indicator. commercial and customer truck drivers should remain in their trucks while on mine property, unless a safe area for tarping and checking their loads has been designated. operators should place their equipment in neutral and set the parking brakes before exiting the operator compartment. rules establishing safe operating procedures should be posted. ensure workers who operate heavy equipment are adequately informed, instructed, trained and supervised. click here for: msha preliminary report (pdf) by renewcomer | categories: metal/nonmetal , mining fatalities , surface | tagged: powered haulage , sand and gravel | no comments fatality #4 for coal 2018 mar 28, 2018 on wednesday, march 28, 2018, a 29-year-old belt foreman with .eight years of total mining experience was fatally injured while he and a co-worker were in the process of splicing an underground conveyor belt when the conveyor belt inadvertently started. the victim became entangled with the belt splicing tools as the conveyor belt moved. best practices: before splicing conveyor belts, perform the following steps: open the circuit breaker that supplies electrical power to the conveyor belt drive. open the visual disconnect for the cable that supplies electrical power to the conveyor belt drive. lock-out and tag-out the visual disconnect yourself and never rely on someone to do this for you. release the tension in the conveyor belt take-up/storage unit. block the conveyor belt against motion. keep the key to the lock at all times while repairs and/or maintenance are performed. ensure that you are the only person who removes the lock after repairs and/or maintenance are completed. ensure that no miner is in harm’s way before starting the conveyor belt(s). provide a visible and/or audible system, with a start-up delay, to warn persons that the conveyor belt will begin moving. establish policies and procedures for performing specific tasks on conveyor belts and ensure all miners are trained. click here for: msha preliminary report (pdf) by renewcomer | categories: coal , mining fatalities , underground | tagged: powered haulage | no comments fatality #2 for metal/nonmetal mining 2018 mar 19, 2018 on march 14, 2018, a 56-year old crusher maintenance employee with 15 years of mining experience sustained a fatal injury to his head while installing discharge chutes on the screen deck. the suspended chute shifted striking him. best practices stay clear of a suspended load. follow proper rigging procedures when lifting loads. establish safe work procedures and identify and remove hazards before beginning repair or maintenance tasks. follow the equipment manufacturer’s procedures for the work being performed to ensure that all hazards have been addressed. use welded lifting eyes that are specifically intended for lifting and adequately rated for the loads being lifted. carefully inspect all rigging prior to each use. train persons to recognize and control all hazards associated with performing repair or maintenance tasks. persons should communicate during maintenance tasks with each other. position yourself only in areas where you will not be exposed to hazards resulting from a sudden release of energy. attach taglines to loads that may require steadying or guidance while suspended. stand clear of items of massive weights having the potential of becoming off-balanced while being loaded or unloaded assign a sufficient number of persons to repair or maintenance tasks to ensure the tasks can be safely performed. do not place yourself in a position that will expose you to hazards while performing repair or maintenance tasks. miners should wear fall protection when working at elevated heights. click here for: msha preliminary report (pdf) by renewcomer | categories: metal/nonmetal , mining fatalities , surface | tagged: machinery , sand and gravel | no comments fatality #3 for coal 2018 mar 18, 2018 on friday, march 16, 2018, a 34-year-old mechanic with 16 years of total mining experience was fatally injured while operating a diesel personnel carrier on the mine haulage road. the vehicle hit the right rib and rolled onto its left side. the victim was partially ejected from the mantrip and the canopy of the mantrip came to rest on his chest. best practices: operate all mobile equipment at speeds that are consistent with the type of equipment, roadway conditions, grades, clearances, visibility, and other traffic. consider installing mechanical devices that limit the top speeds of 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Domain Name: SAFEMINERS.COM
Registry Domain ID: 1571204510_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
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Registrar URL: http://www.fastdomain.com
Updated Date: 2018-10-04T18:15:03Z
Creation Date: 2009-10-04T18:12:31Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2019-10-04T18:12:31Z
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