Transcript Immediately_reportable_Accidents_BMS.ppt

Immediately reportable Accidents
New Mexico MINE ACT
Of 2006
U.S. MINER ACT of 2006
Immediately Reportable
Accidents and Injuries
• Mine operators are required to call The
New Mexico Emergency Operations
Center toll-free number at 1-866-7616039 and MSHA of an immediately
reportable accident. These phone calls
are required by NM State Statute and
Federal law.
Immediately Reportable
Accidents and Injuries
• Mine operators must call immediately,
but no later than 15 minutes for MSHA
and 30 minutes for the NMEOC from
the time they know or should know that
an accident has occurred
Immediately Reportable
Accidents and Injuries are:
1. A death of an individual at a mine;
2. An injury to an individual at a mine
which has a reasonable potential to
cause death;
3. An entrapment of an individual for more
than thirty minutes or which has a
reasonable potential to cause death;
4. An unplanned inundation of a mine by a
liquid or gas;
5. An unplanned ignition or explosion of
gas or dust;
Immediately Reportable
Accidents and Injuries are:
6. In underground mines, an unplanned
fire not extinguished within 10 minutes
of discovery; in surface mines and
surface areas of underground mines,
an unplanned fire not extinguished
within 30 minutes of discovery;
7. An unplanned ignition or explosion of
a blasting agent or an explosive;
Immediately Reportable
Accidents and Injuries are:
8. An unplanned roof fall at or above the
anchorage zone in active workings
where roof bolts are in use; or, an
unplanned roof or rib fall in active
workings that impairs ventilation or
impedes passage;
9. A coal or rock outburst that causes
withdrawal of miners or which disrupts
regular mining activity for more than one
hour;
Immediately Reportable
Accidents and Injuries are:
10. An unstable condition at an
impoundment, refuse pile, or culm bank
which requires emergency action in
order to prevent failure, or which causes
individuals to evacuate an area; or,
failure of an impoundment, refuse pile,
or culm bank;
11. Damage to hoisting equipment in a shaft
or slope which endangers an individual
or which interferes with use of the
equipment for more than thirty minutes;
and
Immediately Reportable
Accidents and Injuries are:
12. An event at a mine which causes
death or bodily injury to an individual not
at the mine at the time the event occurs.
MINE ACCIDENT REPORT
Date of report _____________
Time of Report: __________
Report called in by ____________________________[Name]
Phone Number where reporting party can be reached: _______________________
Alternative name that can be reached and phone #: _________________________
Severity Code (Circle one
Red:
Orange:
Green:
code):
Death, Entrapment, or Underground Fire
Injury to personnel
All others
1. Company Name _____________________________________________________
2. Mine Name
3. Mine
_____________________________________________________
ID Number _____________
City
________________________________
State
________
Zip
_______________
4. Date of Accident ______________
Time of Accident
______________
5. Type of Accident (Please circle item(s) below)
a. Fatal
b. Reasonable Potential to be Fatal
c. Entrapment (greater than 30 minutes)
d. Inundation of a mine by liquid or gas
e. Ignition or explosion of gas or dust
f. Fire that burned for (greater than 30 minutes)
g. Ignition or explosion of blasting agent or explosive
h. Roof fall
i. Coal or rock outburst
j. Unstable impoundment area
k. Hoist operation/damage
l. An event at a mine which caused death or bodily injury to a person not
at the mine at the time the event occurred.
Area/place at mine where accident occurred: ____________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Report taken by: _____________________________ [Name]
Phone number: _____________________
MSHA Escalation Report
Notice: This form is a documentation of a call received on the MSHA 1-800 Line. The caller was
reporting either an emergency at a mine or a hazardous condition. The information documented was
provided by the caller and was forwarded to a district office for further resolution.
SR Number:
Reference Number:
Contact Type:
Phone
Anonymous:
Caller’s Name:
Mine Zip Code:
County:
City:
State:
Contact Information
Caller’s Primary Phone #:
Caller’s Secondary Phone #:
Caller’s Email Address:
Name of Mine:
Mining Company:
Mine Identification Number :
Event Information
Has anyone died?
How many died?
Is anyone injured?
Types of injuries:
How many injured?
Is anyone trapped?
How many trapped?
Is there a fire?
Details provided by caller:
Administrative Activities
Date / Time Event Occurred:
Date / Time MSHA Notified:
District Office:
Information Name:
Date / Time District Office Notified:
Comments:
Is this a coal mine?
EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN
FOR
NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINE SAFETY
Plan for Code Red Entrapment or other emergency requiring activation of State wide
rescue resources.
1. NMT Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will contact SMI or other BMS
contact (representative).
2. SMI or representative (all other calls listed will be by the SMI or representative)
calls organization experiencing the emergency to verify details and make sure that
contact is maintained (get phone #’s for continued access). Be sure they have
contact information for state wide mine rescue team coordinators.
3. Call New Mexico State EOC @ (505) 476-9635 and describes the situation.
4. If SMI is Contacted, SMI calls Chris Hefner (505) 553-1535, and appraises him
of situation.
5. SMI or representative calls Underground Mine Rescue Teams Coordinators
(contact list attached) and describes the situation. Do not request teams to be
sent. This must be done by the mine representative from the mine experiencing
the emergency.
6. Call Governor’s office. Alarie Ray-Garcia, Deputy Director of Communications
(505) 231-7350 (c), and Sarah Cottrell, Energy & Environmental Policy Advisor,
(505) 699-7443 (c). Apprise them of the situation.
7. Call EMNRD Secretary Joanna Prukop (505) 476-3200 and NM Mining and
Minerals Director Bill Brancard, (505) 412-0317 (C), (505) 476-3405 (Office).
Apprise them of the situation.
8. Call MSHA field office (contact list attached). Be sure field office supervisor is
aware of the situation.
9. Call Amanda to cover BMS desk (505) 944-6141 (C).
10. Call Captain Randy Trujillo with Escondida NMSP substation.(575) 835-0741.
Describe situation, request road conditions, request any assistance to get to scene.
This also can be done through the NM EOC if special assistance is required
(helicopter).
11. Call organization experiencing emergency and reverify information. Ask if they
have called state wide mine rescue team coordinators.
12. SMI or representative proceeds to scene.
13. Make travel arrangements for mine rescue teams through NM EOC.
Mine Rescue Contact List
WIPP
Primary Contact
Buddy Webb
st
1 # 575-234-8178
2nd # 575-605-5123
Primary Contact
David Tackett
st
1 # 575-628-6407
2nd # 575-361-2782 (C)
Secondary Contact
Facility Operations
575-234-8125
575-234-8457
Mosaic
Secondary Contact
Mosaic Security
575-628-6238
Intrepid
Primary Contact
Randy Logsdon
Secondary Contact
East Hoist-24/7
1st # 575-361-7050(C)
2nd # 575-234-3622 (W)
3rd # 575-234-1932(H)
575-324-3830
575-706-3009(C)
CMI
Primary Contact
Steve Mills
1st # 575-586-7642
2nd # 575-613-6655
Primary Contact
David Hales
st
Secondary Contact
Mine Security
575-586-7640
575-586-0394
BHP- SJCC
Secondary Contact
Jim Grant
505-598-2185
505-330-9132 (C)
1 # 505-598-2153 Office
2nd # 505-486-1612 (C)
3rd # 505-334-1607 - Home
NM State Mine Inspector
Toll Free EOC 866-761-6039
Chris Hefner 505-553-1535 (C)
Terence Foreback 505-553-1532 (C) Office 575-835-5460
MSHA
Toll Free Emergency 800-746-1553 Carlsbad Field Office M/NM
Mark Williams (575) 405-7061 (c)
(575) 887-6074 (office)
Albuquerque Field Office M/NM
Aztec Field Office Coal
Benny Lara (505) 350-1792 (C)
Supervisor position to be filled
(505) 346-6775 (office)
(505) 334-4011 (office)
District 9 Coal Manager and
Assistant Manager