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MNM Fatal 2010-05

MNM Fatal 2010-05. Machinery Accident May 5, 2010 (Alabama) Crushed Stone Operation Contract Driller 21 years old 8 months of experience. Overview. The victim died when the drill he was attempting to reposition ran over him. He was operating a rubber

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MNM Fatal 2010-05

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  1. MNM Fatal 2010-05 • Machinery Accident • May 5, 2010 (Alabama) • Crushed Stone Operation • Contract Driller • 21 years old • 8 months of experience

  2. Overview The victim died when the drill he was attempting to reposition ran over him. He was operating a rubber tired drill in a sloping work area of a quarry. The accident occurred because contractor management policies, procedures, and controls were inadequate. Contractor management trained the drill operators to move the rubber-tired, truck mounted drill from drill hole to drill hole by leaving the transmission in neutral and allowing the rubber- tired, truck mounted drill to roll to the next hole to be drilled.

  3. Root Causes Root Cause: Contractor management policies, procedures, and controls were inadequate and failed to ensure that operators could safely move the drill from one hole to the next hole to be drilled. Corrective Action: Contractor management policies, procedures, and controls were established to ensure that persons used the proper procedures to maintain control of the drill at all times when re-positioning it to another hole. Root Cause: Contractor management failed to properly task train drill operators in the safe operation of the rubber tired drill. Corrective Action: All drill operators were tasked trained in the safe operation of the drill.

  4. Best Practices • Maintain parking brakes to ensure proper function. • Always set parking brakes when leaving a vehicle unattended. • Ensure parking brake will hold the vehicle before exiting cab. • Use tire chocks when parking equipment on grades. • Never attempt to enter the cab of a runaway vehicle.

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