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Risk Assessment For Continuous Miner-Related Fatal Incidents U.S.Underground Mining
BROWSE_DETAIL_CREATION_DATE: 01-02-2013
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BROWSE_DETAIL_TYPE: Article
BROWSE_DETAIL_PUBLISH_STATE: Published
BROWSE_DETAIL_FORMAT: PDF Document
BROWSE_DETAIL_LANG: English
BROWSE_DETAIL_SUBJECTS: TECHNOLOGY, Mining engineering. Metallurgy, Practical mining operations. Safety measures,
BROWSE_DETAIL_CREATORS: KECOJEVIC, VLADISLAV (Author), MD NOR, ZAINALABIDIN (Author), KOMLJENOVIC, DRAGAN (Author), GROVES, WILLIAM (Author), GRAYSON, R.LARRY (Author),
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BROWSE_DETAIL_URL: http://acikarsiv.atilim.edu.tr/browse/632/
BROWSE_DETAIL_IDENTIFIER_OTHER: http://acikarsiv.atilim.edu.tr/browse/632/mineral2008_1.pdf
BROWSE_DETAIL_PUBLISHER: Atılım Üniversitesi
BROWSE_DETAIL_PUBLICATION_NAME: The International Journal of Mineral Resources Engineering
BROWSE_DETAIL_PUBLICATION_LOCATION: Ankara
BROWSE_DETAIL_PUBLICATION_DATE: 2008
BROWSE_DETAIL_PUBLICATION_NUMBER: 2
BROWSE_DETAIL_PUBLICATION_VOLUME: 13
BROWSE_DETAIL_PUBLICATION_PAGE: 49-60
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The paper presents the results of research aimed at developing a risk assessment process that can be used to more thoroughly characterize risks associated with continuous miner-related fatal incidents in U.S. underground mining. The assessment is based on historical data obtained from Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) investigation reports, which includes 30 fatal incidents that occurred from 1995 through 2006. The risk assessment process used in this research involves three basic steps: (i) identification of the risks; (ii) risk analysis; and (iii) risk evaluation. The Preliminary Hazard Assessment (PHA) method is used in identifying and quantifying risks. Risk levels are then developed using a pre-established risk matrix that ranks them according to probability and severity. The resulting assigned risk value can then be used to prioritize risk control/mitigating strategies. A total of four hazards were identified. The hazard “Failure of victim to respect equipment working area” was both the most severe and frequent and it fell into the category of “very high” risk. Therefore, the largest portion of the available resources should be allocated to prevent and control this hazard.
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