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SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT REPORT NO. 93 ventilation doors : fatal ACCIDENTINCIDENTAn underground employee, acting as a Shot-firer s assistant, was fatally injured when the ventilation doors nearwhich he was standing were violently blown open by the air blast from a longhole rise development round as itwas shot-firer was standing approximately 70 metres away from the doors in a small cuddy nearer to the blast. Noinjuries were sustained by the CAUSESThe amount of explosives used per hole to charge the round was greater than that required to fire previous air blast created by the rapid release of blasting gases caused the ventilation doors to fly of the solid steel doors struck the employee, who was standing within the swing arc of the door, and hesustained fatal injuries due to the ACTIONC harging instructions, both verbal and written, should be comprehensive and instructions should include the planned quantity of explosives to be used.
SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT REPORT NO. 93 VENTILATION DOORS: FATAL ACCIDENT INCIDENT An underground employee, acting as a Shot-firer’s assistant, was fatally injured when the ventilation doors near
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