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In-Depth Analysis of Bituminous Coal Mining Accidents: Patterns, Trends, and Safety Measures

Explore comprehensive statistical analysis of bituminous coal mining accidents, presented by the Bureau of Deep Mine Safety. Delve into accident frequency, unsafe acts and conditions, medical treatments, and more based on MSHA data from 1990-2001. Uncover insights into lost time accidents for national and Pennsylvania miners, comparisons by occupation, location, nature of injury, and contractor involvement. Dive into trends, near misses, and key safety considerations to enhance mining safety practices.

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In-Depth Analysis of Bituminous Coal Mining Accidents: Patterns, Trends, and Safety Measures

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  1. Statistical Analysis of Bituminous Coal Mining Accidents Presented By The Bureau of Deep Mine Safety

  2. Lost Time Accident Frequency Number of Accidents 200,000 X LTAF = Total Man-Hours Worked

  3. Results of Unsafe Acts and Conditions Lost Time Accident or Fatality 1 30 Medical Treatment 300 Near Misses Positive Results ?

  4. Number of Lost Time Accidents [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  5. Lost Time Accident Frequency Comparison [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  6. Comparison of Lost Time Accidents By Occupation [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  7. Comparison of Lost Time Accidents By Location [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  8. LTA Trends for National Underground Bituminous Coal Miners [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  9. LTA Trends for Pennsylvania Underground Bituminous Coal Miners [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  10. 98-01 LTA Trends for Pennsylvania Underground Bituminous Coal Miners [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  11. 98-01 LTA Trends for National Underground Bituminous Coal Miners [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  12. Comparison of Lost Time Accidents by Nature of Injury For Underground Coal Mines [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  13. Comparison of Sprain/Strain Lost Time Accidents by Body Part For Underground Coal Mines [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  14. PA Underground Bituminous Coal Mining Fracture/Chip Lost Time Accidents By Body Part [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  15. National Underground Bituminous Coal Mining Fracture/Chip Lost Time Accidents By Body Part [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  16. Lost Time Accidents by Age Group [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  17. Number of Lost Time Accidents Involving Contractors In Underground U.S. Bituminous Coal Mines [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  18. Number of Lost Time Accidents Involving Contractors In Underground PA Bituminous Coal Mines [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  19. Comparison of Lost Time Accidents by Nature of Injury for Contractors in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  20. Comparison of Sprain/Strain Lost Time Accidents by Body Part for Contractors in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  21. Comparison of Fracture/Chip Lost Time Accidents by Body Part for Contractors in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines [Source: MSHA Data 1990-2001]

  22. Results of Unsafe Acts and Conditions Lost Time Accident or Fatality 1 30 Medical Treatment 300 Near Misses Positive Results ?

  23. Questions The Bureau of Deep Mine Safety

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