The employee received a fatal injury after being struck by falling rock.
Mingo Logan Coal LLCOperator
- Fatalities
- 4
- Total incidents
- 700
- Mines on record
- 5
- Years on record
- 2000–2026
Safety benchmark
Recorded fatalities relative to other operators with a fatal MSHA history. Percentile is computed across the 739 operators with at least one recorded fatality.
More recorded fatalities than 94% of operators on file.
Position when operators are sorted by recorded fatalities.
Industry mean: 1.6 fatalities per fatal-history operator.
- Mingo Logan Coal LLCthis operator4fatal700 total
- Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Company3fatal704 total
- Bledsoe Coal Corporation2fatal691 total
- American Energy Corporation2fatal716 total
- Hopkins County Coal, LLC1fatal699 total
Methodology: percentile and rank computed across MSHA operators with at least one recorded fatality. Industry mean is the average across that same population. Peers are sampled by closest total-incident count, regardless of fatality outcome.
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Top causes
- FALL OF ROOF OR BACK2 fatalities · 193 non-fatal
- SLIP OR FALL OF PERSON1 fatality · 93 non-fatal
- POWERED HAULAGE1 fatality · 43 non-fatal
- HANDLING OF MATERIALS159 non-fatal
- MACHINERY63 non-fatal
- HANDTOOLS (NONPOWERED)58 non-fatal
Incident timeline
Mines on record
Fatalities under this operator
4 recordedA fatal incident occurred while traveling the external slope on a rubber tired four wheeler.
The employee received fatal injuries when he was struck by a rock that fell from the mine roof. He was involved with longwall shield recovery and was building wooden cribs in an area where a shield had been removed. While in the process of constructing the cribs, he was struck by falling roof material.
Victim, experienced miner working inside fan structure with another ee using grinder 8-10 ft from secure barrier to protect from shaft area. While grinding, other miner noticed ee missing. After search, his body was discovered at shaft bottom. Incident didn't involve non-compliance w/MSHA rules/regs. Investigation ongoing, but appears victim voluntarily jumped to his death