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TapRooT® Summit – Mining ---Causal Factors ---Best Practices June 26, 2008 Mike Hancher MSHA---Arlington, VA

MNM Contractor Accidents by Classification (2000-2007) HANDLING OF MATERIALS 1,855 SLIP OR FALL OF PERSON 1,120 MACHINERY 939 HANDTOOLS (NONPOWERED) 664 POWERED HAULAGE 429 All Others 519 % of MNM Total 9%

Contractor Fatalities by Classification (2000-2007) Fall of Person 16 Powered Haulage 15 Machinery 12 Falling Material 6 Electrical 5 All Others 5 MNM Total 59 (22%)

“H” beam that fell was attached in this manner prior to removal. Top of service hoist Concrete holding the beam, Typical installation “H” beam that fell was attached in this manner prior to removal.

Best Practices Ensure workers are trained and understand that safety lanyards are not permitted to be unfastened while working at elevated locations. Provide self retracting lanyard mechanisms when workers are required to reposition themselves to perform tasks. Ensure safety lanyards are securely fastened at all times when workers are positioned at elevated locations.

Causal Factors Management policies and controls were inadequate and failed to ensure that persons could safely work at elevated positions where there was a danger of falling. Management failed to conduct an assessment of the risk when performing these tasks and had not identified procedures to ensure the work could be completed safely. Management policies and work procedures failed to ensure that fall protection was properly used by persons working where there was a danger of falling.

Best Practices Discuss work procedures; identify all possible hazards; and ensure steps are taken to safely perform the task. (SLAM ) Stop, Look, Analyze, and Manage. Ensure that floor openings near work areas are covered to protect persons. Ensure safety lanyards are securely fastened at all times when workers are positioned at elevated locations. Ensure workers are trained and understand the proper use of restraint devices. Provide self retracting lanyard mechanisms when possible.

Causal Factors Management policies and procedures were inadequate and failed to ensure that persons could safely erect scaffolds. Floorboards were not maintained at the 10-foot level of the scaffold where persons were directed to perform work. Management policies and work procedures failed to ensure that fall protection was properly used by persons working where there was a danger of falling.

Best Practices Ensure that floor openings are protected by railings, barriers, or covers that are properly constructed, installed securely, and maintained to control all hazards. Ensure that areas are barricaded or have warning signs posted at all approaches if hazards exist that are not immediately obvious. Examine your work places for all possible hazards and correct them before you perform work. Remember and use SLAM: Stop, Look, Analyze, and Manage.

Causal Factors Contractor management policies and procedures were inadequate and failed to ensure that persons could safely work on the deck of the fifth level of the coal mill tower. The wooden platform covering the opening was not substantially constructed and maintained in good condition. Contractor management policies and work procedures failed to ensure that fall protection was properly used by persons where there was a danger of falling. Contractor management policies and work procedures failed to ensure that persons were aware of safety hazards not immediately obvious. No barricades or warning signs were posted at the approaches to the opening on the deck.

Best Practices Ensure that persons are properly task trained regarding safe operating procedures before allowing them to operate mobile equipment. Ensure that all operating systems and safety features on mobile equipment are maintained and functional at all times. Use the manufacturer's operator's manual and ensure that required tests are performed on equipment. Park equipment on level and stable ground and operate it within the design specifications of the manufacturer.

Causal Factors Management policies and procedures were inadequate. The task training provided to the persons assigned to operate the JLG 120HX manlift did not identify the specific safe operating procedures and limitations of the load management system that were critical to safely operate this machinery. Management failed to ensure the training addressed all safe operating procedures. Management policies, procedures, and controls were inadequate. The manlift was used beyond the design capacity intended by the manufacturer creating a hazard to persons. The rear center jack on the manlift was being used as a stabilizer or outrigger and the manlift was not positioned on a solid and level surface during use. Management failed to conduct an assessment of the risk when they allowed the equipment to be positioned on a surface that was not solid and level.

SAFETY SLOGAN OF THE MONTH "YOU CAN DO IT RIGHT AS MANY TIMES AS YOU WANT, BUT YOU MAY ONLY BE ABLE TO DO IT WRONG ONCE!"

Best Practices Ensure that guy wires from power poles are securely connected to the system ground or are provided with the proper number of insulators installed near the pole end. Examine the area for any potential hazards before trimming weeds and brush.

Causal Factors Standards and controls were inadequate. Management failed to inspect and verify that the guy wire was installed properly. The provided guy wire on the power pole was not installed in accordance with the National Electrical Safety Code. The guy wire was not provided with two insulators installed to include the exposed section of the guy wire between them. The slackened guy wire contacted the energized transformer supply conductor below the provided insulator, thus energizing the wire.

Best Practices Stop, Look, Analyze, and Manage (SLAM) each task to identify all potential hazards before performing maintenance work. Practice safe work habits during the entire task. Train miners and persons hired to perform work on the mine site in safe work procedures before beginning repairs. Monitor work to ensure procedures are followed. Securely block equipment against all hazardous motion at all times while performing maintenance work.

Causal Factor Policies and procedures were inadequate. Potential hazards were not addressed before performing the task of changing tires on a wheel loader. Procedures were not established to ensure the wheel loader was blocked against hazardous motion.

Common Causal Factors No Risk Assessment Conducted Inadequate Policies, Procedures, Controls Policies or Procedures Not Followed Did not use Personal Protective Equipment Lack of Pre-operation Checks Equipment not Maintained Failure to Conduct Examinations Inadequate Training