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1 MDG 31 Feeder Breakers and Crusher Incidents Incident Information OPEN CUT MINES 24/10/ /07/2005 Victoria 17/06/ /10/2004 South 27/05/ /11/ /08/ /06/2003 Agent of fatality Events Assistant Superintendent was struck in the head with a steel bar while trying to free a wedged piece of steel from a crusher. Fatally injured when the fixed jaw liner of a primary crusher fell on him. He was in the crusher trying to leverage a jammed fixed jaw liner while applying hydraulic pressure at the same time. The liner was not supported and dropped off the mounts fatally injuring the maintenance contractor. Victim was fatally injured while removing the toggle plate seat from the pitman on a jaw crusher. Miner was crushed Driver fatally injured when Conveyor support arm broke away from the fixed fastening base on a portable crusher causing Conveyor to swing upwards. A company vice president was fatally injured at a crushed stone operation. The victim was using a steel bar to dislodge a blockage in an impact crusher. The bar contacted a moving crusher component causing it to be propelled and strike the victim s neck. Miner fell into primary crusher feeder bin and suffered head injuries A repair crew foreman was fatally injured at a sand and gravel operation. The victim was positioning a wedge bar to secure the upper liner plate in a stationary jaw crusher. Apparently the liner shifted and fell, striking the victim. Recommendations Implement procedures so miners are not exposed to injury when repairing crushers, perform risk assessment and ensure correct insertion of safety pins on side of crusher to prevent movement of pitman. Conduct risk assessments identifying hazards and personnel safety. Ensure components and equipment is blocked against hazardous movement. All personnel to be positioned safely at all times. PPE to worn at all times and employees trained.
2 16/04/ /03/ /08/ /07/ /05/ /04/1998 Electrocution A oiler was fatally injured attempting to free a hang up when he apparently contacted the moving crusher components causing multiple fractures to his leg. The victim was hospitalized and died on April 20, A supervisor was fatally injured assisting with preparing a jaw crusher to remove a shim plate. He was positioned on conveyor underneath crusher while two coworkers removed nuts holding clamp bolts. When nuts were removed, the block fell and struck him. A 36-year-old operator with 5 years mining experience was fatally injured at a sand and gravel operation. The victim was welding inside a crusher when he received a fatal electrical shock. A dredge operator was fatally injured at a sand and gravel operation. The victim was attempting to clear debris built up at the throat of the crusher. He was caught and drawn into the crusher drive belts. Guards had been removed and were lying nearby. A crusher operator was fatally injured walking toward the crushing plant and came in contact with the rotating drive shaft and coupling that connected crusher to drive unit. He became entangled in the drive shaft and coupling, which were not guarded. A crusher operator was killed at a stone quarry. Whilst standing at opening of crusher trying to break rocks the victim either dropped the hammer or the handle broke causing hammer head to be ejected from the crusher and strike him in the face. Conduct risk assessments to identify hazards and process involved in protecting personnel. Isolate equipment according to standards prior to commencing work. Ensure the proper equipment is provided and personnel are trained in safe work procedures. Conduct risk assessments to identify hazards prior to work commencing. Develop safe work procedures that require personnel to be safe from hazards. Train personnel in safe work procedures. Isolate equipment and components prior to work commencing. Welding in a combined space to be avoided whenever possible. Job safety analysis to be done prior to commencement of work. Proper personal protective equipment to be worn in accordance with the job being performed. Persons to be properly trained for each task. Guards to be secured in place while machinery is operating. Maintenance not be performed equipment is isolated. Workplaces to be examined once a shift and corrections be initiated by operator. All tasks be planned to minimize exposure to potential hazards. Moving machine parts to be guarded to prevent inadvertent contact. New employees to be indoctrinated in safe work procedures. Examinations of working places to be performed once a shift and corrections be initiated by operator to address safety and health hazards. Maintenance of machinery should be performed only after the power is off and the machinery is blocked against movement. Personnel should be trained in safe work procedures.
3 29/01/ /10/1997 7/10/1997 8/01/ /05/1996 7/05/1996 5/12/ /02/1987 Western Fall From Heights Unintended Operation of Equipment A labourer was using a hammer to dislodge a rock in a crusher standing on a ladder when hammer was ejected by moving crusher jaw. Handle struck victim in head and he fell approximately 12ft to ground. He received severe head injuries and died 8 days later. An owner/operator with 14 years of mining experience was killed at a stone quarry when he fell into the jaw crusher. A safe means of access was not provided around the opening to the crusher, and the chain handrails had been left down. A supervisor with 36 years of mining experience was killed at a sand and gravel operation. The victim was directing the movement of a portable crusher. He was struck by a 4,000 lb. unsecured barrier plate that fell about 4' from the rear of the crusher. A mechanic with approximately 3 years of mining experience was killed at a sand and gravel operation. While performing mechanical repairs on a wash plant blade mill, the mill became energized pulling the victim into it. A plant foreman was killed when he fell from an elevated crusher. There were no witnesses to the accident but the victim was found lying on the ground. It s believed he slipped and fell 15ft. A safety harness was not worn, knowing they were available. An operator/feedman was killed at a crushed stone quarry while helping to set up two portable crushers. One crusher was in place, when second crusher was backed into place, it crushed employee between two crusher units. Victim died from crushing injuries. A welder with nearly four years of mining experience was killed at a limestone quarry. The employee was working on the primary crusher building up hammers when he got caught in the crusher. He died from crushing injuries. While trying to free a large rock caught in the crusher jaws was struck by a large rock when another load of ore was tipped into the hopper by a loader. Equipment to be isolated before performing maintenance. Workers should wear safety belts and lines when a fall hazard exists. Safe access to working areas to be provided. Tool repairs or modifications be in accordance with the manufacturers' recommendations Before commencing work on equipment, the equipment must be appropriately isolated and locked out in accordance with isolation procedures. Equipment containing hazardous work places must be provided with suitable guarding in accordance with standards. Before commencing work on equipment, equipment should be isolated and locked out according to the like procedures. Equipment is to be installed to industry standards and inspected regularly to ensure safety and fit for purpose. Work safe procedures should be implemented and new employees should be trained on these procedures. Safety equipment should be worn when working in hazardous work places. Equipment should be isolated and locked out prior to commencing work. When working in hazardous work places, a buddy should always be on hand in case of an emergency.
4 16/04/ /12/ UNDERGROUND MINES 23/04/ /09/1994 1/07/1915 Queensland 2/05/1913 Queensland Fall from Heights Unintended Operation of Equipment Fire Fell to his death from a crusher platform onto concrete Fatally injured when falling into an impactor at the crushing plant while trying to free a blockage while the unit was in motion Trying to grasp a wire rope over a crusher, the man spilled and fell into the crusher before it had fully stopped and received fatal injuries The bar he was using to free stone in a crusher operating at a quarry struck him Overbalanced and fell between the frame and revolving driving sheaveflywheel of a jaw crushed which he was adjusting while in motion. Mill he was working in accidentally started and caused him to be crushed. An electrician was fatally injured repairing water sprays on a section belt feeder. Prior to accident, power cable was severed. Victim was inside feeder fixing water sprays when it unexpectedly started and was pulled into a pick breaker. A longwall supervisor was crushed and dismembered due to passing through a Beam Stage Loader (BSL) Crusher. The deceased was removing mesh from a bolt in the headgate when it is likely that he slipped onto the conveyor. Fatally injured when demonstrating a new coal cutting machine and he accidentally ignited a small accumulation of gas and received burns. Fatally injured whilst attempting to jump over a coal cutting machine by placing his foot on the centre plate. While in the act of springing, his head struck the roof and as he fell his leg got cut off by cutting chain. He later died from his injuries. All Equipment is to be isolated adequately prior to commencing work.
5 UNKNOWN MINES 13/03/1982 Unknown Unknown Fell to his death in a crushing plant
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