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Recent Fatalgrams and Fatal Investigation Reports
Metal/Nonmetal Mines

To help quickly identify recent fatalities we are providing you with this page. The fatalities on this page are listed chronologically.
We will list the latest fatality first. It will encompass a period of about 1 month.

"Fatality Overviews"... If a report has an overview, the button to that report will indicate so. These reports are offered in Microsoft's PowerPoint ^® or PDF. You will need Adobe's PDF Reader. If you need more information on this, see this page.

"Fatality Overviews", slide shows regarding fatal accidents, are another part of the Mine Safety and Health Administration's program to share information with the mining community. We encourage you to share these presentations with your supervisors and miners to assist your efforts to prevent similar accidents.

Accident Classifications - definitions of accident classifications found on this web site.

Fatalities to Date for 2008: 21

Last Updated: 10/29/2008

Fatality #21 - October 29, 2008
	Fall of Material - Utah - Copper Ore NEC Kennecott Utah Copper Corp - Copperton Concentrator

Fatality #20 - October 17, 2008
	Fall of Roof/Back - Georgia - Limestone (Crushed and Broken) O-N Minerals (Filler Products) Company - Marble Hill Mine

Fatality #19 - October 11, 2008
	Slip/Fall of Person - Missouri - Cement Buzzi Unicem USA - Lone Star Quarry & Mill

Fatality #18 - October 9, 2008
	Falling Material - Nevada - Gold Ore Newmont USA Limited - South Area

Fatality #17 - October 7, 2008
	Falling Material - Pennsylvania - Limestone (Crushed & Broken) Pennsy Supply Inc - Hummelstown Quarry

Fatality #16 - October 1, 2008
	Powered Haulage - Texas - Construction Sand and Gravel Hallett Materials - Hueni Plant


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