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19. An unplanned interruption
of the
normal mining process
that endangers life
Mine Emergency
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20. ORGANISATION
PLANS OF ACTION
SIMULATIONS &
DRILLS
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21. AVAILABILITY
ACCESSIBILITY
ABILITY
GOALS OF PREPAREDNESS
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22. PROGRAM DIRECTOR RESCUE ACTION DIVISION ADVISORY DIVISION
TECHNICAL DIVISION
SURFACE SUPPORT
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
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23. DEVELOP THE ORGANISATION ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA
EVALUATE
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24. DEVELOPING THE ORGANISATION
Areas of Responsibility
Positions Needed
Assigning Personnel
Organising the chain of
command
DEVELOPING THE ORGANISATION
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25. ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA
Planning and Organizing
each Division of operations
Designing position
descriptions
Developing and scheduling
mine emergency activities
ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA
Training & Planning
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26. Capability of Performance
Examining Organizational
Needs
Evaluating Staffing Needs
Updating the Chain of
Command
EVALUATE
Capability of Performance
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27. CONTROL CENTRE NOTIFICATION PLAN FIRST AID/SECURITY SUPPLIES
COMMUNICATION INFORMATION
SUPPORT
RESCUE ORGANIZATION TRANSPORTATION
CONTROL
CENTRE
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28. CONTROL CENTRE NOTIFICATION PLAN COMMUNICATIONS RESCUE ORGANIZATION
TRANSPORTATION
FIRST AID
SECURITY
SUPPORT – PERSONNEL/EQUIPMENT
INFORMATION
CONTROL CENTRE
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29. ADVISORY COMMITTEE CONTROL CENTRE
MANAGEMENT
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
ELECTRICAL
MECHANICAL
FIRE & RESCUE
SAFETY
ENGINEERING
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
CONTROL CENTRE
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30. RESPONSE LEVELS CONTAINMENT NOTIFICATION MOBILIZATION DEPLOYMENT
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32. MINES RESCUE CONCERNS TYPES OF EMERGENCY UNDERGROUND ACCESS
TYPES OF HAZARDS & DIFFICULTIES
MINES RESCUE CONCERNS
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33. HOW DO WE KNOW BEFORE HAND HOW ANY TEAM OR MEMBER WILL RESPOND?
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34. WILL MANAGEMENTS. RESPONSE BE APPROPRIATE. AND TIMELY TO CONTROL THE
WILL MANAGEMENTS RESPONSE BE APPROPRIATE AND TIMELY TO CONTROL THE EMERGENCY BEFORE IT ESCALATES INTO A CRISIS OR DISASTER?
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36. LOCATION:. 10 Mi. North of Orangeville, UT. above 160 Mi
LOCATION: 10 Mi. North of Orangeville, UT above 160 Mi. SE of Salt Lake City
OWNED BY: Utah Power & Light Co.
OPERATED BY: Emery Mining Corporation
(A Subsidiary of Savage Industries, Inc.)
WILBERG MINE - I.D. #
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37. GENERAL MINE INFORMATION
Coal Seam: Hiawatha
Seam Thickness: 6 to 15 feet
Mining Height: 8 feet
Employees: 321 Total
290 Underground
31 Surface
Coal Usage: Steam Coal
GENERAL MINE INFORMATION
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44. 23/12/84: MINE COMPLEX ABANDONED 24/12/84: AUXILIARY FAN SHUT DOWN
25/12/84: FIRE AT 1st SOUTH PORTALS
26/12/84: FIRE AT 3rd EAST PORTAL TEMPORARY SEALING STARTS
29/12/84: TEMPORARY SEALS COMPLETED
PERMANENT SEALS COMPLETE, 1.5 WKS
13/02/85: RE-ENTERED MINE
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45. RECOVERY STATISTICS TOTAL HOURS WORKED: 290,000
TOTAL HOURS WORKED UNDER O2: ,590
NO. OF TEMPERATURE SEALS:
NO. OF AIRLOCKS:
NO. OF PERMANENT SEALS:
MILES OF ENTRY RECOVERED:
TOTAL REPORTABLE INJURIES:
REPORTABLE INJURIES UNDER O2:
RECOVERY STATISTICS
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