IC 9246 Assessment Of Accident Risk During Haulage Truck And Power Shovel Maintenance And Recommendations For Improved Safety

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Thomas J. Albin
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

U.S. Bureau of Mines research has found that maintenance of surface mining equipment is involved in slightly more than one-third (34.1 pct) of all surface mining accidents. Two groups of machines, haulage trucks and power shovels, accounted for over one-half of all surface mining mobile equipment maintenance accidents in 1978-84. Maintenance work-time histories for these machines were compared with accident records to identify the most hazardous-to-maintain systems within the machines. Recommendations to reduce the accident risk associated with maintenance of these hazardous systems are presented.
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APA: Thomas J. Albin  (1990)  IC 9246 Assessment Of Accident Risk During Haulage Truck And Power Shovel Maintenance And Recommendations For Improved Safety

MLA: Thomas J. Albin IC 9246 Assessment Of Accident Risk During Haulage Truck And Power Shovel Maintenance And Recommendations For Improved Safety. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1990.

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