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Why Do Haul Truck Fatal Accidents Keep Occurring?

Jennica L Bellanca1, Margaret E Ryan2, Timothy J Orr1, Robin J Burgess-Limerick2.   

Abstract

Powered haulage continues to be a large safety concern for the mining industry, accounting for approximately 50% of the mining fatal accidents every year. Among these fatal accidents, haul-truck-related accidents are the most common, with 6 of 28 and 6 of 27 fatal accidents occurring in 2017 and 2018, respectively. To better understand why these accidents continue to occur and what can be done to prevent them, researchers reviewed the 91 haul-truck-related fatal accidents that occurred in the USA from 2005 to 2018 and performed bow-tie analyses using the final reports published by the Mine Safety and Health Administration. The analyses explore the context of the accidents with a focus on the initiating event, event outcome, hazards present, and possible preventative and mitigative controls. Overall, the vast majority of the accidents resulted in a haul truck colliding with the environment, and the majority of these events were initiated by loss of situational awareness or loss of control. The majority of the hazards were related to design and organizational controls. The results of this study suggest a need to investigate operator decision-making and organizational controls and to focus on improving design and operation controls such as mine design and operational procedures.

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Keywords:  Administrative controls; Engineering controls; Haulage trucks; Qualitative analysis

Year:  2021        PMID: 34423255      PMCID: PMC8371748          DOI: 10.1007/s42461-021-00410-1

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Min Metall Explor        ISSN: 2524-3462


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