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The Meaders Family: North Georgia Potters
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The Union Pacific Coal Co. and Subsidiary Companies Annual Inspection Report March 1912
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D.G Thomas
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The Union Pacific Coal Co. Stansbury, Wyo. Diamond Drill Hole Illustrations
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The Union Pacific Coal Company Annual Report of General Manager
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1942
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Collection of general manager reports regarding coal production, cost of operation, etc.
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1-0022
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The Union Pacific Coal Co.
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Union Pacific Collection
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The Union Pacific Coal Company Annual Report of General Superintendent -- Year Ending December 31st 1922
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The Union Pacific Coal Co.
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1-0023
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The Union Pacific Coal Co.
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Union Pacific Collection
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The Union Pacific Coal Company Code of Standards to Govern Safety Work, Including Construction and Operation
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1947-10-01
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Code of standards for safety during construction and operation.
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Text
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The Union Pacific Coal Co.
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English
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1-0005
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The Union Pacific Coal Co.
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H. C. Livingston, Vice President - Operation
V. O. Murray, General Manager
I. M. Charles, Chief Engineer
D. T. Faddis, General Master Mechanic
Guy L. Stevenson, Chief Electrician
F. J. Peternell, Safety Engineer
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The Union Pacific Coal Company Lease
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1929
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A lease agreement document between the UPCC and George Cottrell.
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The Union Pacific Coal Co.
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1-0071
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The Union Pacific Coal Co.
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The Union Pacific Coal Company Rescue Car
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1910-1916
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The Union Pacific Coal Company Instruction Car
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The Union Pacific Coal Co.
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Englsih
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1-0004.1
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The Union Pacific Coal Company
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SPECIAL FILE NO. 22
THE UNI ON P.8.CL•'I C COAL CO~:'.PANY
vAFETY RECOrl.D
and
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NOTE:
See Se paro.te File f.'or Sa f ety !.~irst
Precaution and Progr~~
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Omaha - December 26, 1946
Mro Ho CD Livingston:
Your letter of December 23 , together with
copy of letter from Mro Pete r nell, Safety Engineer,
. suggests action along the line tha t I had in mind in my
letter of December 16, e.nd would suggest th0.t you h ave
Mro Peternell and Mro Tibbs develop in detail the kind
and co s t of equipment they would require for this program,
keeping in mind that these are changing timeso
A general discussion of this subject by the
entire staff will be desirable, and I would suggest that
you schedule such a discussion for the week of January 6,
which I expect to spend in Rock Springs.
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�Rock Springs - December 23, 1946
/
.Mr. I. N. Bayless:
Your letter of date December ]6, 1946, file 580 1 requesting
that we continue to transmit statement of injuries and man-hours worked
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We will continue to do 00.
Referring to lo.st, paragraph of your J:etter, suggesting that
ne advise some method of keeping employes informed of progress in
accident prevention.
We are giving this matter due consideration
and \?e attach, hereto, copy of report by Safet7 Engineer Peternell.si
dated December 20, 1946, t,his subject.
The first step in kecpine the employes informed of progress
will be the postine of a larae scale graph nt. each mine, graph approximately 24 11 x 36", showing in black the trend during the previous year
and in red the trend durins the curri::mt year, i7hich will he extended
by months by the Safety Depart ment.
:,'e will transmit copy of the graph
1
for your inspection at an early date.
VJe believe the visual it0ms mentioned in Mr. Peternell' s
report have merit.
\ie can obtai n motion pictures for our safety meet-
ings and Yle believe that photographs taken on the property, with scenes
staged for safety violation a nd pictures posted on bulletin boards,
would be helpful.
\'le shall be happy to have your reaction to Mr. R:lternell I s
report and the first stop of posting individual graphs at the mines.
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boards at the respective;
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of pro;;:ri.nent corporc.tion.".
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pictures, (2) slides, (J) strip .:;lici~s, (4) opac:uo pro~cctiom , c1nJ (5 1 other
types, that is, db.gra□s, p:wtoc;raphs, charts, dra·.-rin6 ::. and c0.rtoons.
Vi:;ual aids .1re no·.; bein r: use • thro~cnout t.1c countr:iT iu 1=ublic
schools .
Bas~d on experience o.r public school teac1er3, it has been
established that the ;:otency of vhual aid~ is a.:; ~·ollo~·rs:
(1)
Intbrest of stuucr.t..;; in thu subject at hand increased by
as Illlch a~ 40 ~or c~nt.
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unt of information retained for one year is increased
approximately 35 per cent.
This f el
of i m~diate understanaine of th~ subject is
about 25 per cent.
for co letine course is reduced 25 per cent.
is so
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at limited at the present time and use of
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Omaha - December 16, 1946
Mr. H. C. Livingston~
This wi ll acknowledge re9eipt of the statement
of injuries and man-hours worked per injury for November,
and for the per1.od January 1 to November 30, 1946,. compared
·With 19450
You should continue to send this information to me,
and I would suggest that you have this information duplicated
and posted on all bulletin boards at the mines, the bulletins
to be changed each month.
It will be necessary that we devise some method of
keeping employee informed of progress in accident prevention,
as we do not want any letup in safety.
In fact we should try
to improve our safety record as employes become more stable.
Suggest .you discuss this matter with your staff and on my
next visit to Rock Springs t1ould very much like to discuss
this and agree on a program.
�DEC ~ ffilB.
1946
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1945
li-40,493
674,469
3
146,831
7
96,353
PERIOD J Jl:iiAUY 1 TO DECE!.!BER 30
lian Hours
Injuries
lian Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Uyorning
December 31, 1946
5,758,152
59
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8,069,790
86
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1946
1:an Hours
Injuries
Yan Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1945
406,000
689,665
5
137,933
3
135,333
PEHI OD JANUARY 1 TO NOVEMBER 30
I
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, ~!yoming
November 30, 1946
5,293,4B6
56
94,527
7,395,321
79
93,612
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1946
(Estimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
624,000
4
156,000
1945
712,015
10
71,202
PERIOD JANUARY 1 TO OCTOBER 31
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
October 31, 1946
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53
92,453
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74
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You have copy of Mr. Bayles s' l etter of date _September 30t h, Fi l e
580, concerning the numbe r of lost - t i me accidents occurring during the month
of September.
V'le are requesting that I'ir . Pet e rnell accompany either r.:r . Hurr ay
or Mr. Hughes to all staff me etings duri ng the next t wo or th r ee -we ek period .
You are to describe each lost-time i njury and discu ss same with the staff,
impressing upon them the necess i t y of e l iminat i ng a repeti tion of the
accident's occurring.
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�SEPT~l ffiER
191-}6
Man Hours
Injuries
1\Jan Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1945
565,000
5
113,000
644,361
7
92,052
PERIOD J_LJillARY 1 'i'O SEPTEMBER 30
Man Hours
Injuries
1:Ian Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, 1'1yoming
September 30, 1946
4,297,684
51
84,268
5,993,641
64
93,6 51
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Rock Springs - September 30» 1946
Mr. Io N. Bayless:
During the mont.1 of ue)tember , t here were five lost-time
injuries on t.he proparties~ •.s f ollows:
David Lo Petrie
August 17 ii 1946
V!illiam E o Hill
September 1.3.? 1946
Enoch Parton
Septe~ber 3D 1946
Berno.rd Todd
Septeraber 21 D 1946
Antcn Gornik
September 4D 1946
The following is a comparison of the record for the month
of September» 1946 and pariod Jrnuary l to SeptembeI· .30.11 1946, \dth
the same month Md psiriod of l ,_st year~
1946 Estimated
194~
lian Hours
565,000
Injuries
Llan Hours Per Inju!"J
6lJ+,361
7
113,000
SEPTSI.'.BER
5
92,a52
P221I0.:.1 JAI\.1UJ\.RY 1 TO SEPTEl!iBER 30
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Uan }fours
Injtlr'ies
Man Hours . zr InJJ.r..;
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4,297,,684
51
84,268
5,993,641
64
93,651
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�AUGUST
1946
( Es ti.Ir.ated)
1945
589,151
648,637
Man Hours
Injuries
~ian Hours Per I n.jur y
196, 38h
72,071
Han Hours
Inj uries
Ha n Hours Per Inj ur y
3,757,946
46
31, 694
5,349 ,280
5?
93 , 847
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.r1.ugust
31, 1946
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Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
l ..,
1946
(Estimated)
1945
541.,643
666.,839
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108.,329
74,093
PERIOD J.fOOJARY l ID JULY 31
Men Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs., Wyoming
July 31, 1946
3., 196.,047
4, 700.,643
43
74.,327
48
97.,930
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Mr. I. N. Bayless:
During the month of June, there were three lost-t ime
injuries on the properties, as follows:
John Perkovich
June 17, 1946
Denver \lhite
June 7, 1946
Elmer N. Mausen
June 20, 1946
The followin g is a comparison of the record for t he month
of June, 1946 and period January 1 to June 30, 1946, with the sarie
month anti period of last year:
1946 ESTli.W.TED
l!Ian Hours
Injuries
Lian Hours Per Injury
386,000
3
128,333
1945
663,437
9
73,715
PERIOD JMmARY 1 TO JUNE 30
Han Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Inj Ul'.j'
2,681,961
38
70,578
4,033,804
39
103,431
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H. C. Livingston
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�l!an Hou rs
Injuries
Ean -:ours Per Inj ur;-i
1946
(Bstirr..a ted )
194:5
385.,000
663, 437
3
9
128,333
73.,715
P'iZRI D J.\JTUAJ.Y 1 TO JUFE 30
:Ean !fours
Injur:i.es
~ an Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, ~yoming
June 30, 1946
2.,681.,961
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70.,578
4.,033, 804
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103, 431
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1946
(Estimated)
1945
351,000
682, 360
Man Hours
Injuries
Han Hours Per I n j ury
PER:0D JANUARY l
roan Hours
Injuries
Men Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, ~fyoming
llay 31, 19 46
3
5
117.,000
136, 472
TO TuiAY 31
·1946
(Estimated)
1945
2,340,548
35
66, 873
3, 370, 367
30
112,346
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look as t l.ori 3h uo o.:ro cil c. ·: in~ our sr>f'oty y,roJ r a.r:.1 to go b::i•
de fo.ttlto
,\B I hnve g-3n. 0ioned to you :-1 nurl!ber of timeo dur-
in r3 t he pas t fc•;, ,, on:i:.11,.,, i t ·:fill p:cobJ.bly be neccssn~y t o
reorga.nizc
our Safety uop~~t:nent
311d ondeavor
to cr"'o.to a
greater e.c-tivc interest in our opora tin3 sta f f .:ind the ontiPa
orgn.niznti on o
'Ihcre appear•s to have ber~n a complet,c 2.ctdonn
s ince t h0 ,·:ax' .
~urr ay and ih"'o :u3hor; uU:, h the vio··1 of all of u s discuas:i.n~
t he compl ete s::i'.,&,'./ :n •ip r:m 0:.1 .:\)r nc:::...- t visi t to Rock 3p1..i ngs .
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Omaha - May 9, 1946
~Iro Ha C. Livingston ~
Yo urs of l•Ia,y 6, attaching Mr. Peternell 1 s
report of lost time i njuries counted for April:
I ag r a e with you that this makes our compari-
son look as '~hough 1.ve c1.1'e allowing our safet;') progr am
to go by def a.ult
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As I ha1re mentioned to you a number of
times during the pa st fe w months, i t
~111 p r ob ably be
necessarJr to reorge.n i z e our Safety Department and endeavor
to crea.te a greater active int ere st in our ope r at i ng
staff and. the entire organization.
There appears to have
been a complete l~tdown since the war.
Suggest that you discusc this matter with Mr.
Murray e.nd Mr. Hughes with t);le view cf .:--11 of us discuss-
ing the complete s afety program on my next visit to Rock
Springs.
�-Rock Springs - Hay 6, 1946
Mr. I. N. Bayless:
'.'le are attn c1ing, hereto, report of lost-time injuries
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report concerninJ t he sta·i:. s of four injuries Vihich were counted
as lost-tirne accidents durin5 the month of April, men involved
having nov1 been !'(}leased .for u o1"k.
All :injux•ies comr~ ed ·;iere carry ovel's from the months
of February and Uarch:> 19L}6 and \'J e feel that had the mines been
working during the month of .: c .. 1 several of t he lost-ti.r.10 injuries
could have been avoided by hc.vin3 the n:en r eturn t o work.
Our safety performance t.o date,in vie~·1 of t he April
record, is very discou.raging and a He:.."culean effo r t i'lill h 3.ve
to be expendGd by one and cul conc erned to b~ing same up to
an esApected perfonriance .
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Mr . H. C. Livingston~
Herevsith :t'n::ior'e, on injury cases counted as lost-
time accidents <lm.~l n.:; t.::e ::lonth of /\pril:
hlarch 11+, 1946 , sustai.."'led fra ctured second metat~rsal , l eft
.foot, and ·,1as rele.::ised .'l.pril 22p 1 946 .
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the service of' the Co i.pa.ny .
RUDOLPH Fi:::U.ZLI :~. ]el iunce iJo . 7 ?!i ne , injured ~':arch
r e l eas ~d ,\p:ril 2.3 , 19L.~6o
Seam, injured l:.'.arch 2?, 19l,G, sustained evu.l sGd um crushed
advis ed r:1e by ·e,eJ.eI)hone t; nt. D:r . Hcnd.".'icks ·: ould rel ease Floyd
as of Apr i l 20, 194.6.
punctured ,'JoundJ) left, foot.11 and 1.;as releQsed 1~pril 22, 1<)46 .
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1946
(Estimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
81,661
10
8,166
1945
610.,184
7
87Dl69
PERI OD JAf.TUA.l.l.Y 1 to APRIL 30
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, -:7yoming
May 4, 1946
1946
(Estimated)
1945
l,991D336
32
62,229
2.,688,007
25
107,520
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Omaha - April 2, 1946
Mr. H. C. Livingston~
Your letter of March 31, reporting lost-time
injuries; date January l to March 31 shows 87,973 man-shifts
for 1946, and ll5~4S5 for 1945, same period.
It is absolutely necessary thet our Safety
and Operating staffs get on the job and stop the trend
of increase in injuries.
I am somewhat fearful that
Safety Engineer Peternell is not follouing up as he should
on men reported .as receiving hernias Md slight injuries.
You should also have it distinctly understood by the
supervisory ataff that injury reports must be made promptly
by.the foremen in charge of the work, and no injury report
will be made from hearsay, as was the case at Winton.
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Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
1946
(Estimated)
1945
628,800
720,084
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3
104,800
240,028
PERIOD JAilJUARY 1 TO MARCH 31
1946
(Estimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
March 31, 1946
1,935,409/
22
87,973
1945
2,077,823
18
115,435
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Mro I. No Bayless:
During the month of February, there were ten lost-time
injuries on the properties, as follows:
Jose Eo Sisneros
January 31, 1946
David G~ Paton
January 14, 1946
Felipe Lo Chavez
January 14, 1946
Speros G.. Heretakis
February 4, 1946
Bob Ruybal
February 13, 1946
Evan Thomas
February 15, 1946
Judge Jackson
January 16, 19lih
Frank Florian
Dec~~ber 23, 1945
Frank Potochnik •
February 5, 1946 _
George Sandoval
November 10, 1945
.The f oll~\~-:i.ng is a comparison of the record for the month
of February, 1946, and period January l to February 28, 1946, with
the same month and period of last year:
FEBRUARY
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours per injury
1946 iEstil!l3.ted)
16,000
10
61,600
1945
624,050
10
62,405
PERIOD JANUARY l TO F"'~BRUARY 28
1946 (Estimated)
1945
Man Hours
1,324,547
1,357,739
Injuries
16
15
:Man Hours per Injury
82,784
90,516
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Omaha - February 12, 1946
Mr. H. C. Living ston:
The safety record for January, 1946, shows a
further decline in man-shifts worked per injury, and w•i th
one fatality, it indicatee that we e.re not off to any too
good a start for the year 1946.
Therefo re, I would suggest that you ask Mr .
Murray, Mr. Hughe s and Mr . PeteI•nell to a ttend loc al staff
meetings at all districts in an effort to work up some
enthusiasm in our safety p rogram.
You realize, of course,
that it is easy to lose ground, but requires definite
effort to regain lost ground .
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Injuries
Man. Hours per injury
Rock Springs., Wyoming
Janul:I' y 31.o 1946
1946
(Estimated)
1945
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H. C. Livingston
F. J. Peternell
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SPECIJ\L FILE NO . 22
THE UNION Pl\.CIFI6 COAL . COM.Pii.NY
S.i:..FETY RECORD
and
SAFhTI PERFOR1if,.I•!CE
,,
1947 -
NOTE:
See Separate File for s~fety First
Precaution and Program~
�D&;ELIBER
1947
liln P.ours
Injuries
Ua.n Hours Per I njury
(Estimated)
1946
591,000
410,215
3
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197,000
136,738
Period January l to December 31
llan Hours
Injuries
1fa.n Hours Per Injury
Reck Springs, Wyoming
December 31, 1947
5,906,864
28
210,959
5, 727,874
59
97 ,083
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Duri.rlJ the month ot O.:S-.ber, 1947, t.hero \1&J>c three loat.-t.iJ!le
injw-iea on the prope.nieu, ._. t allCM1a
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nscemb~ 9, 1947
auow a. Sroet
D caber 2'1 1947
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Doaea,o:r .311 1947
?ti. toll.Oldng ia a
pa.ri.Don ;;>t tbe record tor the 12>nth ot
~ . 1947, and period J8.fSUar.r l to nee
r 31, 1947, wit.h the ~
mont.h and period of l ~ 701U",
1947
11an MOIU'S
InJuri•
l:an Hours PeJ" InJUl7
'Mla!:s(\~
. 1946
591,000
3
197,<m
410,21,
Pfri!cl AA!IW:% 1 to D E9£ )!
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�IN.JURI£S A.tID iJAU HOURS BY '.'.INES
December, 1947
i..i;.n Hour:,
Rock Spring.s Ho . 4
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springs No . ll
Rock Springs Outside
Total
Rella.nee No . 1
Reliance Ho . 7
Reliance Outside
Total
Stansbury Nos . · 1 and 7i
stans bury No . 3
stanabury outside
Total
8, 728
15, 240
31,608
19, 09.5
74,671
61.,776
51., 424
19, 547
1.32,747
47, 944
45 ,736
17.,064
In.i1J.rie3
0
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0
0
0
0
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?Jan Hours
Per In.jury
• No Injury
No Inj ury
tlo Injury
No . Injury
No Injury
No I njury .
51, 424
No Injury
1'32 , 747
0
0
0
0
tlo Injury
No Injury
9,220
0
0
No Injur y
No Injury
ll0,744
No Injury
No Injury
lJ'linton Nos . land 7i
i7inton OUtaide
Total
43, 904
53 , 124
0
Uo Injury
SUperior "D" Uine
Superior D. O. Clark
Hos . 7 ,md 7! Seams
Nos . 9· and 15 Sewns
superior outside
Total
10, 192
0
No Injury
0
No Injury
41,256
21,405
Hanna No . 4-A.
Hanno. Ciutside
Total
AU. DIS'l'RICT.3, 1947
ALL DISffiICTS, 1946
61.,Bd8
41,256
21, 405
134,741
52,120
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67,371
No Injury
20,194
72,314
0
Uo Injury
No Injury
57., ,341
3
192,780
410,215
3
136, ?38
�lNJUrtIES AND . ·~· i T HOURS BY UlNES
January 1 to December 31, 1947
~/
l!c.n Hours
In.juries
l
3
49.,025
187.,257
115.,126
6
145.,248
570.,J44
505,100
213,926
1,289,370
1
570.,.344
101,020
213,926
184.,196
Stansbury Noe . 1 and 7i
Stansbury No. 3
Stansbury Outside
Total
438,618
408,414
183,767
1,030,799
3
0
4
257,700
Winton Mo·s. l and 7!
tiinton Outside
493,823
0
Rock Springs No . 4
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springs No. 11
Rock Springs Outside
Total
Reliance No . 1
Reliance No . •7
Reliance Outside
Total
Total.
superior "D" Mine
Superior D. Oo Clark
Noa. 7 & 7i Sea.ma
Nos . 9 and 15 Seams
Superior Outside
Total
Hanna No . 4-A
Hanna Outside
Total.
ALL DIS'IRICT3, 1947
ALL DIS'ffiICTS, 1946
98,049
187.,257
345,378
240.,ao6
871,490
2
lhn Hour s
Per In.jury
0
5
1
7
l
No Injury
146,206
408,U4
No Injury
106,829
600,652
0
Uo In,jury
No Injury
0
No Injury
13,136
0
No Injury
630,404
460,930
220,599
1,325,069
3
210,135
230,465
Mo Injury
265,014
2
0
5
553,096
223.,729
776,825
6
92,183
0
No Injury
6
'129,471
5,894,205
5,727,874
28
21),507
97,083
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�STATEl9.NT. SH01'iING NUMBr<,R OF CALENDAR DAYS 1'iORKEJ>
BI DEPARTBENTS OR MINES SINCJ:: THE LAST LOST-Tili:E INJURY
Fi gures ta December 31, 1947
Rock Springs Ho. 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springs No. 11
Reliance No. 1
Reliance No. 7
Stansbury
No. 3 Seam
Bo. 7! Seam
Winton No. l
Winton No. 7}
Underground .&nployes Calendar Days
214
217
81
69
0
264
58
;62
643
Superior "D"
Superior D. o. Cl.ark
31
Hanna No. 4-A.
69
8
Rock Springe No. 4 Tipple
Rock Springa Ho. 8 Tipple
Rock.Springs No. ll Tipple
Reliance Tipple
Stanabury Tipple
1,077
Winton Tipple
6,473
Superior D. O. Clark Tipple
8.32
Superior "D" Tipple
31
Hanna No. ,.,_A. Tipple
1.,164
General Ou.taid•,loyee Calendar Dys
Rock Springs
Reliance
stanabury
Winton
superior
Hanna
39
656
6,070
718
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KEEP YOUR W~ OFF THIS LIST
The .following em.ployea:, on accoun~ of t heir having sus-
tained a lost-time injury during the peri od .tro.m July 1., 1947 to
December 31.t' 1947, will not be eligibl e to participate in the draw-
ing for the grand prise, which will be a~ rded at the close of the
six months' per iod ending December ·31., 1947:
Rock Springe
Carl st utchman
Fel ix Simon
Reliance
James Edmond Ditt on
George A. Giovanini
Wi J J jam. ll. Heilman
Richard A. Karvonen
Fred Larson
H.B. Sawyer
stansbury
Fernand Guison
Fred Roberts
1
~, 1 Ji am >icKinley ~
'tiles
Superior
Gwstaf H. Brostrom
Juan N. Pena
Hanna
Frederick E. Draper
Charles V. Hol den
Edward 'ililliam Johnson
Joe Rivera
�Rock Springs - December 18, 1947
c..,.
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1tr• I. N. Bayiess:
Your letter or date December 15, 1947, File 580, referring to ll\V
/
/
letter of November 11 regarding injury to George 'll . Copyak, Stansbury Mine,
on date Novemer 7, 1947;
The injury is not to be counted as a lost-time injury due to the
f'act that the workman has returned to work within the time specified by law.
Mr. Copyak has apparently recovered from the eye injury although it is too
early to determine whether or not he has suffered arw impairment percsntage
of loss of sight of the eye.
Original Signed.
H. C. ·llVING;:,10N
HCL/rt
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Omaha
,. L L 1 '"I ' 1947
l
December 15 1 1947
580
VICE l'-"Rl:!,l'.Jf NT ·
OPERATIONS
i..----,----
Mr. H. ~- Livingston:
Referring to your letter of November 11th regarding injury to George W. Oopyak, Stansbury, who was
struck in the eye by a rake handle, November 7th:
Is this case to be counted as a lost time. injury'l
If so, should not his name be shown in your let-
ter of November 29th, listing lost-time injuries during
the month of November?
Also, if this is to be included
among our lost-time accidents for this year, it would
seem to be necessary to renumber the accidents occurring
since that date.
I note that the injury on November 8th
to George A. Giovanini was counted as No. 25, and ~e
fatal.ity at Superior on December 9th, Lauri Bergren, Sr.,
is shown as No. 26.
Please advise, also giving me report of this
man's present condition, and whether any disability has
resulted.
�NOVEMBER
1947
(Estimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
536.,000
Mau Hours Per Injury
4
-
1946
134.,000
Period Janu~ l to November 30
Man Hours
Injuries
1lan Hours Per. Injury
5~307.,400
25
212.,296 ·
Ro clc Springs., Wyoming
Hovem.ber 29., 1947
5.,317~659
56
94.,958
�'.
Rook Springe - Nove~ber 29, 1947
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V.r. I. N. Bayless:
During the month of ;iovemb er, 1947, there were four losttime i njuries on the properties as follows:
Wm . ,.!:e'l{i nl ey Stiles
November 3, 1947
Fr ederick F. . Draper
October 20, 1947
Riehsrd A. Karvonen
Hovember 6, 1947
Geo. A. Giovanini
November 8, 1947
The f ollowing i s a comparison of the record for the month
of November, 1.947, and period Jenuary l to November 30, 1947, with
the same month and period of lest y ear:
.November
1947
{Estimated)
1946
Man Hours
5.36,000
4.30,173
Injuries
4
Man Hours Per Injury
1.34, 000
.3
143,.391
Period January l t o Novemb~r JO
Yan Hours
Inj uries
Man HourE. P~r Injury
P.CL;lk.b
5,307,400
5,.317,659
25
212,296
94,958
56
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•
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('
. • HliUHS BY !.!I NES
- ., 1· ,
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4
Rock Springs Mo . 8
Rock Springs IJo. ll
Rock Springs Outside
Total
Rocle Spring3 I-Jo .
~:an Moura
Injuries
15, 664.
1,920
0
0
30, 560
0
:..9,01.J,
73,190
No Injury
45,41.8
0
1
120, dOJ
l
2
19,643
60,401
St nsbury Uos . l cl.Jld 7:
3tansbury No·. 3
45, 352
Stansbury uutside
Total
15, 869
104,325
Jinton Uoa . l and 7
1.3 , 760
8, 865
• "!.nton '.Ut:Ji de
Total
Superlor "Du ,;. ......
superior D. o. Clark
Nos . 9 .ind 15
·-.: :.~: •
C : , ..
Superior C.,utu1de
Total
Hanna No . ~ .
Hann& outside
Total.
Ul. DIS."~' !CT~, 194·,
ilLL DI.S'.U CTS, 1946
No·Injury
No I njury
No Injury
Uo Injury
19,643
Reliance 0utside
Total
U:in Hours
Per Injury
0
0
55,712
Reliance i:o . 1
Reliance r:o . 7
Hos . 7 and 7k
1947
.
-' Injur y
45,448
l
45,3~2
0
0
Ho Injury
l
104,325
No Injury
52,625
0
0
0
.-, 944
0
fJo I njur y
57,088
0
0
43 , 104
- • Injury
~o In.1UJ7
No Injury
"]_. ,?90
·O
121, 86
0
No Injury
No Injury
t:o Injury
No Injury
19,083
52,512
l.
0
52,512
No Injury
71- 595
1
71,595
544,~ .•
4
3
136,106
~- ,064
4;0.,:).73
143,.391
�Janua~J 1 to Noveraber 30, 1947
~ P.ou.rs
Rock SprinLs Ne . 4
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springo No . 11
Rock Sp-ri~s utside
Total
In,juries
89,321
2
172,017
l
3
313,770
J~n Hou.rs
Per InJurz
44,661
172,017
104,590
No Injury
221,711
796,8J9
0
6
l.32,80.3
Rel iance Uo . 1
Reliance No . 7
Reliance (..utside
. ,08,568
1
50~,568
113,419
Total
1.,156,623
6
• 194,379
192,770
390,674
362,678
3
1
130,225
0
No Injury
2.30,014
St. nabur7 Noa . land
st8ll3bury Uo . 3
stan bury Outsid
453,676
194,379
7i
Total
Winton Noa . l and 7l
·, inton Out:side
Total
superior ''D
166,703
920,055
11
:ane
Superior U. o. Clark (.Nos .? • 7!)
Nos . 9 und 15 .. '-· ..,
-Snperior Outside
Tot.el.
Ho.nna Uc . 4-.
He.llrul <.utaide
Total
~u •o1.;-mIC L, 1947
• IJ.. DlS.tt . " ., .1.946
4
449,919
97:,tlJ9
l
4
362,678
547,528
0
0
0
No Injury
2.,944
568,516
0
2
284,2.58
419,674
199,194
1.,190,_328
500,776
.203,535
704,5ll
5,.3J.5,864
5,.317, 659
l
0
3
6
0
No Injury
Injury
.Jo
No Injury
419,674
No Injury
396,776
83.,496
No Injury
6
117,419
25
212,63;
94,958
56
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J.~ . • IDi\R DAYS "\AlKJlr.
• i.ST lOST-TUm IrlJtJRY
:C , \.
fove:nber 30, l 94 7
Rock Spz-ing :;-- • 4
Rock S;:ringa No . _
Rock Springs ?fo. ll
s Calttndar nc. s
Reliance No . l
Reliance No . 7 ·
.38
22
Stan bur
llo . 3 Seam
No .
Seans
7i
233
2.7
'.intcn No . l
ton No . 7~
S3J.
612
SUperior D. O. Clark
65
38
Bock Spri...• ..~ .• 4 .i.'ip, -·
• ock Sp.ring ~o .
'. ~- . le
Roel Sprints ~ • ll Tip -
995
632
Reliance Tipple
Stansbury Ti
'
JS4
,_
Winton Tipple
Hannu. .:.• 4-A TiJ .J.
l,l33
ock Spri. ..
Rella.nee
stansbur;y
1,inton
SUperior
&J'Ulil.
Goneral Outsi
lpziplozes Calctndar D
540
8
625
6,0.39
6fr/
4,414
z
�/
on account of their having
Gust.ained . lost-t
_
947 to December~~,
ury durin& the r...eriod fro..l!I July l.,
.,
in the dnutint,; tor _, .
not be eligible to particip:1te
• prize, -uhic.h will be award d at
the elo~e ot the
' period ending Deceaber 31, 1947:
Rock Sprillf.s
Carl Stut.cmw.n
. ellx JiJllon
neli...Jicc
James Edt-...ond Ditton
i ·v-'.._,~
'.
Giovanini
. ich _, "-• Knrvonen
Fred Lurson
stanabury
F'ernand Gui~on
F'red • herts
.. ·mKinl.ey ~'t le:J
-
~. ... . .....:._.;~. ,.: .
I.~··: ....... _ .
. Holden
illit:. John~on
�1947
-!~ .Hours
In.juries
Hours Per InJW7
( F'. ati.JnatecJ)
1946
565,000
4
141.,2~0
6ll,459
4
152,865
i:i.riod. .T~y 1 to Cctober 311.
Bours
Injuries .
~
Rock Springs.,
Hours Per InJtu7
. ~ ~,
October .31, 1947
4,770.,60o
21
227,171
4, 887, 486
55
88,863
�1947
( \ i,tiu,tcJ)
I'
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.l
565,000
4
In,1uries
., - How·
141,250
: Hours
In,Jw-i "
' r. Jtoura . -
Rock ,'3pringo,
vctober
.
:u, J.947
r
-
l9i.6
6U,459
4
152,865
�!•
Rock Springs - October Jl, 1947
,,
. T. N. Bayless:
./
During the month of October, 1947, there were four lost-time injuries
on the properties, as follows:
Felix Simon
October ll, 1947
William M. Heilman
October 23, 1947
Juan M. Pena
September 26, 1947
Edward Ylm. Johnson
October 23, 1947
The following is a comparison of the record for the month of
October, 1q47 and period January 1 to October Jl, 1947, with the sa~e month
and pericx:1 of last year:
October
1947
('5:stilllated)
V.an Hours
Injuries
Pl.an Hom-s per Injury
565 ,ooo
4
J.4).,250
6ll,459
4
152,S65
Period January 1 to October 31
Man Hours
Injuries
\tan Hours per Injury
4,770,600
21
227,171
. : , ..
Origtll
H. C. Li'.,
HCL/rt
4,S87,486
55
SS,863
�Cctober, 1947
/
Yin Hours
Rock Springs No . 4
Rock Springs No. 8
}.;an Hours
In juries
Por I n.jury
8,296
0
0
No Injury
No Injury
16,024
31,776
Rock Springs No . 11
Rook Springs outside
Total
20J54l
76,637
1
31,776
0
No Injury
l
76,637
Rel.ia.'lCe No . 1
58,280
l
58,280
Reliance No . 7
Reliance Outside
Total
h7,064
20,774
0
0
Uo Injury
126,ll.8
l
126,118
45,824
41.,,096
17,555
0
0
0
0
No Injury
I1o Injury
55,395
0
0
0
No Injury
No Injury
59,864
0
Uo Injury
Stansbury ttos . 1 and
Stansbury ?Jo . .3
71
stansbury Outside
Tot al
nton Mos . 1 ci.nd 7§:
Winton Out.side
Tot.al
superior D. o. Clark
Nos . 7 and 7½ Sear:as
Nos . 9 and 15 Seams
superior outside
Total
Hanna No . 4,-A
Hanna Outside
Total
!LL DIJ'IR!CTs, 1947
ALL DI..:i'IRICTJ, 1946
101~,47;
46,368
9,02:'/
47,040
19,765
tlo Injury
tlo Injury
No Injury
No Injury
1
47,040
0
Uo Injucy
126,669
1
126,669
55,576
20,963
76, 539
l
0
l
No In jury
565, 833
611, 459
4
4
l.U,458
152,865
55,576
76,539
11
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�L'4JO~ ~ !i • 'aJ HUUf~ DY .MIN.LS
Janw..ry l to vctobor .Jl, 1~47
Uun liour.s
~ck ~pr ings No . 4
i1.oCk ~prin -s ~o . 8
iicck .:,prinr;s No. 11
Hock •prings out.side
Total
eJ.1.anco No. l
mall.a.nee 1lo. 7
@liance outsido
'fot.i..l
wWl buey r;oe. l !AllU 7 ·~
.'.Jtaner.iu.ry f4o. J
~tancbur,y 0Ut31dc
..ct.Ill.
~;int.on Uua . l and ?'i;.
ninto.u Ou.taiav
Total
Ju.r,erior IJa u. t,;lark
Noe. 7 and 7,.; ~cams
M01J.
9 and l5 .:.. ..,..:. ,.-,;;
:,uptariur vLrt.&io.u
Tot.al
Hanna Ho. 4,-;,.
liwma vutsidc
Tot.al
~ 1>I;..,TUIC'1'v, 1947
Ji.Li. iJ.L.,T,Ui; ... ~, 1946
Sl 1 40l.
In.juri~a
2
!Jan Hours
Per l.njuri
40,701
156,JSJ.
l56,J5J
l
723,629
0
6
452.,8;56
l.
452,8~
408~28
174,7'36
1,O.3,,.a.20
J
l.Jt>,076
0
Uo Injury· .
4
258. 9:>5
2
172.,obl
28.) 1 .210
202,065
345, 32.Z
:;19,,574
l!>0,cU4
815,7)0
J
94,403
Uo Injury
l20Jl605
l
)19,574
C
)
: 10
406.-159
86,744
494,903
0
0
lio Injuey
0
No lnJu.r,y
5ll,428
2
l
255,714
J?o,010
180,404
0
Uo lnJI.U'Y
J76 1 bl0
1,,, ·~-,...42
J+JIJ,464
J
5
Injury
271,'JlO
No lnJur,y
3!>6,l.47
ae;,693
0
Uo Injury
;j_,._ , 9l6
5
J.26,583
4,771.440
4,aa1,.486
a
227,211
184,452
55
BS,So3
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STATW:lff SHO' ING t.Ut.111!:R VF C,,L!,Jl!;;Jl DllYS '.1Cl!Kl!r
BY DEP.UiTllE!JTS C _ : :·~,:; SINCE TUB L\ST LOST-TIME IUJURY
Figures to October 31, 1947
Underground l~Ployes Calendal" Dnys
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springs No . ll
153
156
20
Reliance No . l
Reli ance No. 7
8
108
Stansbury
Uo. 3 ..ie8£l
l~o . 7, Sear.i
203
72
Tiinton Uo . 1
Winton No. 7~
501
superior D. o. Cl&.rk
3_5
H~nna No . 4-A
8
582
v'u~side Employes Calendar Days
Rock Sprlnaa No . 4 Tipple
Rock Springs No. 8 Tippl e
Rock ·Jpring~ Ni> . ll Tipple
6,21.2
965
602
Reliance Tipple
324
Stansbury Tipple
1,016
Winton Ti pple
6,U2
Superior D. Q. Clark Tipple
Hanna No . I.,..~ Tipple
Rock Spr'inga
Reliance
stanabury
.inton
Sllperior
&ma
771
1,103
General cutside Fl!l.ploi£8o calendar Days
510
a53
595
6,009
657
4,384
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KEEP YOUR NAIi£ OFF THI~ LIST
The following em.ployes, o~ account of their having
sustained a lost-time injury during the period from July l,
1947 to December 31, 1947, will not be eligible to participate
in the drawi ne for tho grand. prize., which tdll be awarded a t
t~e close of the six nonths ' period ending December 31, 1947:
Rock 3n!'iru;s
Carl .:1tutehman
Felix Jimon
Reliance
Jamee ~nd Ditton
Willi.nm M. Heilman
ll'red Larson
~:?nsbury
Fernand Cuison
Pred Roberts
Superior
Juan U. P'Jna
-Charles V. Holden
Hunna
.i::dwnrd ~ill.ial!l Johnson
~Joe ·tivora
t
f
J
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SEPTEMBER
"'1
/
/
M3.n Hours
Injuries
1&3.n Hours Per Injury
1947
(Estimated)
1946
497,000
4
124,250
• 543,023
5
108,605
Period Januari 1 to SeEtember 30
1i.b.n Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
September 30, 1947
4,207,608
17
247,506
4,276,027
51
83,844
~ ,·
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... I. ft. B&l'lus:
During t.he QO.Qth ot ~ " - ·u ~', 1947, there were four loot-time
1njul"ies on tJ..e propertiea.,
$ i:,tomber 2, ,1947
A ~ 20., 1947
Au,gwst 30, 1947
S e ~ 12.1 1947
The followinl is a caaparl,aon ot tho record tor the 1.'!0nt.h of
.
SOpt,,~1m.-, 1947~ nnd period J ~ l to Sept.ombe 30. 19471 with tb•
1947
~}.:OH&ated)
" • - Hours
InJuries
Uan lioura ?er InJul7
497,000
4
124, 250
'
~- ....
L
,-.,,,,.1
• ~.;rnN
!-• t... L H.
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IllJURI.C:S JlliD Mtill HOURS BY UINES
august , 1947
/-
/
Uan Hou.rs
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springs No. 11
Rock Springs outside
Total
l.:'.in Hours
In.jurie s
Per Injury
8,400
0
0
0
No Injury
No Injurytfo Injury
0
Na Injury
No Injury
15,608
23,880
19,235
67,12,'.3
0
Reliance No. 1
Reliance No. 7
41,200
34, 824
0
0
Reliance outside
Total
16,397
0
No Injury
No Injury
No Injury
0
No Injury
92,421
Stansbury Uos. l and 7!
stansbury No . 3
Stansbury Outside
Total
Winton Nos . l Wld 7~
, nton outside
Total
superior D. o. Clark
Nos . 7 and 7! Seams
Nos . 9 and 15 Seams
Superior·outside
Total
/
34,.208
l
34,208
31,064
13,792
79,064
0
0
No Injury
1
79,064
45,288
0
0
0
No Injury
9,359
54,647
47,048
34,064
tio Injury
lio Injury
No Injury
Ho Injury
98,600
0
0
0
0
Uo Injury
17,488
lla Injury
No Injury
Hanna klo • 4-A
49,104
0
No Injury
Hanna wtsido
18,l.44
Total
67,248
0
0
Uo Injury
ALL DIS'lRICT~, 1947
ALL DISTRICTS, 1946
=------
459,103
564,209
1
3
No Injury
459,103
188,070
�January l to August 31, 1947
~.;.i.n Hours
In.juries
J!ln Hours
Per Injury
65,137
125,633
223,530
162,501
576,801
2
1
125,6.33
1
F,eliance Uo . l
RelicSJ1ce l~o • 7
R liance Guteide
Total.
805,092
Rock Sprini:.s No . 4
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock 3pr ings No . ll
Rock Springs cutside
Total
st.ansbury Uos . land 71
sta.nsbury No . .3
32,569
0
223,530
No Injury
4
144,200
.346,816
0
No Injury
321,596
:i.36,680
3
JD?,199
0
'.3
268,364
l{o Injury
l
259,042
1
stansbury Outside
Total
242,350
117,490
618,882
0
2
242, 350
?lo Injuey
309,441
.Vinton Noa . l and 72
317,935
Uo Injury
Uo Injury-
259,042
!lo Injury
Winton CAJ.tside
7.L,260
Total
3~9,195
0
0
0
400,764
2
200,382
0
0
2.
No Injuey
2
0
2
172,104
Mo Injury
244,626
13
285,431
81,152
Su.peri.or D. o. Clark
Nos . 7 and
Seams
Hos . 9 and 15 3ear:w
71
Sl.lperl.or outside
Tot al
liannh No . 4-A
Hanna cutside
Total
ALL DISTP.ICTS 1 1947
~U. DISTRICT.;, 1946
288,0l.S
l.42,604
8.'.31, 386
344,208
1.4~,044
489,252
3,710,608
3,733,004
46
l{o Injury
415,693
�Sl'ATE!.lliNT SHO.lIUG mJtmER OF CALJlIDAR DAYS WGnKED
BY DEP,¼RTZ!ENTS OR MINES SI NC~ THE LAST LOST-TII.~ I NJURY
Figures to August 31., 1947..
Underground Employes Calendar D~ys
Rock Springs
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springs Ho. ll
92
Relia nce No . 1
527
47
Rel iance No . 7
95
l
Stansbury
No . 3 Seam
No .
7½ Seam
142
16
-~inton No . l
Winton No . 7i
440
521
Superior D. O. Clark
114
Hanna No . 4-A
167
outside Ernployes Calendar Days
Rock Springs Uo. 4 'l"ippl.e
Rock Springs No . 8 Tipple
Rock 3prings Ho . 11 Tipple
6,151
904
541
!teliance Tipple
263
stansbury Tipple
955
T.inton Tipple
superior D. o. Clark·Tipple
Hanna No . 4-A Tipple
. 6 .. 3.51
710
l.,042
General ~utside &nployes Cal endar Days
Reck Springs
Rella.nee
stansbury
~inton
superior
Hanna
449
792
534
5,948
596
4,323
�...
KZEP YCUR Nill& OFF THIS LIST
The tollowing employ-es , on account of their having
sustained a loat-tifle injury dur ing the period from July l,_
1947 to December 31, 1947, will not be eligible to participate
in the drawing for the grand pri ze, ;,:hich will be awarded at
the close or the six months ' period end~ng December 31, 1947:
Rel lance
James Edmond Ditton
Fred Larson
St ansbury
Fred Roberts
�/
AUGUST
1947
(Estimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
lian Hours Per Injury
457,488
1
457,488
1946
564,209
3
188,070
Period January 1 to August 31
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, ·,'lyoming
August 30, 1947
3,708,993
13
285,307
3,733,004
46
81,152
�I
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Rock Springs - August 30, 1947
I
Mr. I. n; Bayless;
f
During the month or Aueu,sti 1947, there was one lost-time injury
on the property, ns fol.lows,
Fred Roberts
!
August 4, 1947
The followina ia ~ comparison of the record for the month of
August., 1947, and period January 1 to August 31, 1947, uith the Scl!:le month
and period or last year.
1947
CEatimatedl
Man Hours
Injuries
Yan Hours Per Injury
i
I
457,488
•
l
I
457,488
j
I
Period January l to August 31
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
3,708,993
13
285,307
I
3,733,004
46
81,152
\Jn.lflllal Signed:
H. G. LIVINGSTON
mL/rt.
I
I
I
I
�July'., 1947
Unn Hours
Rock Springs ~;o. 4
Rock Spri ngs No . 8
Rock Springs llo. ll
Rock Springs OU.toide
Total
:..·.m Hout-a
I nrjur i <' 1:>
5, 5-36
10,152
20,061+
17,495
0
0
0
0
0
No Injury
0
2
0
2
No Injury
13, 588
.36., 341
22,784
·21,944
0
0
0
0
Injury
_o Injury
-- Injury
:;o Injury
29, 512
7,063
36, 575
0
0
No Injury
0
No Injury
39,400
26,272
16,188
81,860
0
0
0
0
?lo Injury
No I njury
No Injury
Uo Injury
53,247
32, 448
Total
72., 682
St.ansbury ?iO . .3
sto.nsbury Cutaide
Total
iinton Nos . l and 7½
Winton outside
Total
3Uperior o. c. Clark
Nos . 7 and 7,_ :.,eama
Nos . 9 and 15 Seams
perior L'ut.side
Total
Ha.no& l,o . 4-•
Hir.nna outside
Total
ALL D.1 STRIC'!'S,
1947
ALL DISTRICTS., 1946
?:o I njury.
No Injury
No Injury
No Injury
fleliance Uo. l
Rella.nee No . 7
Reliance outside
St.an bury ~s . l and 1:
Per !!!Jlll'l
27,176
13.,058
11,946
56,674
:10 lnjury
?lo I njury
.34,60S
0
No Injury
16.,393
, 1,001
0
0
No Injury
352,0J9
514,391
2
176,019
5
102,878
'
No Injury
�INJURIQ ~ ··
' \t-4 H00RS BY U1N"&3
Januar7 l to JU1Y 31, 1947
uan Hours
Ro·ck prings 1'.'lo . 4
Rock ~prings No . 8
Rock Springs Ro . 11 ·
Rock Spri s out.side
Tot.al.
Reliance No . l
Reliance l~o . 7
Rellance· outside
otal
stansbury nos . 1 and 7~
Stansbury llo. 3
stanabury outside
ot:i..1.
'?iinton ,:,ios . l
&nd
7~
inton C,uteide
otal
Sapcrior D. O. Clarl~ .
ttos . 7 and 7~ :;ewns
No3 . 9 and l~ 5ea(lla
superior ()Utside
Total
Hanna Uo .
Ir"Hanna outsid
Totnl
AU. DI-> ICTS, 1947
AU. DISTRICTS, 1946
1.'.J n Hours
Injuries
Par Injury:
56,737
U0,025
2
28 ,369
110,025
199,650
143,266
1
l
199,650
509,678
I+
No Injury
127,420
305,616
0
No Injury
0
95,591
286 ,772
3
120,28'.3
712 ,671
0
3
224,834
211,286
103,698
0
l
539,dl8
1
539,818
272,647
0
334,548
0
No Injury
·to Injury
No Injury
353 ,716
2.
0
0
61,901
253,954
l25 , ll6
'732 , 786
No Inj~
237,557
o Injury
2U,286
Uo Injury
0
0
2
176,858
No Injury
No Injury
366,.393
295,l.04
126,900
422,004
2
0
2
147,552
Uo Injury
3,251,505
3,168,795
12
270,959
43
2l.l,002
73,693.
�STATE~EHT SHOWING : i- • l vF C1U.EHDAR DAYS ·:: l!K.ED
BY DEP,iRTl.NMTS OR - :. ·; SINC ' THE LAST LOST-TIME IllJURY
Figures to Ju.li 31, 1947.
Under ground &!lployea Calendar Days
Rock Sprin s No . 8
Rock SprinBa No . ll
61
64
71
Reliance No . l
496
Rock Spring
t~o. 4
Reliance Uo . 7
16
stMsbury
No . 3 Seam
No. 7a Seal!l
Wint.on No . l
r;inton Ho. 7!
SU
rior D. O. Clark
Hanna No . A,-A
Rock Jprings }lo . 4 Tipple
Rock Springs No . 8 Tipple
Rock springa No . 11 Tipple
lll
284
409
4~
83
136
outeido E:nployes Calendar Daya
6,120
873
510
Reliance Tipple
232
.st.an bury Tipple
924
~inton Tipple
superior o. o. Clar k Tipple
Hanna No . l+-A Tipple
6,320
679
1,011
General Outside m ployes Calendar Dazs
Rock Springa
Reliance
starusbury
~linton
suporior
Hanna
418
761
503
5,917
565
4,292
�The t'ollowi~
ployee , on account of the·r having
sustained a lost-time injur.r dul"~ tho period .t'rom July 1,
1947 to ~ecef.lbcr 31, 1947, ~ill not be eligible to p rtiaipate
in the drawing !or the gro.nd prize, which ~ill bo a~arded at
the clo e ot the aix months• period ending Dec mber 31, 1947:
,teliance
James ~dmond Ditton
Fred Larson
�1947
(Estimated)
~
h!lan Hours
354,900
514,391
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
177,450
2
5
102,898
Period January 1 to July 31
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
August l., 1947
·3,250,984
12
270,915
3,168,795
43
73,693
�nook Sprin!:S - Jul,1 31, 1947
01
During the t:1Dnth
on th9 proport
,
• ~•, ,_·., ,,7, thoro ?lore t.wo loat-tim.o injurio
~ toll.ow. s
June 14, 1947
July 15, 1947
July, 1947, and pc-iod J-•--~.. _ l to J\ll,y :Jl., 1947, •__ t,L the sane month and
IMI"~ of lost yea:-i
-
JULY
1947 ...etimated
Uan noum
354,900
Houra
177,4,0
Iajur1
•n•
2
!c9£1od January l to ,!u1r )1
Qriairae!~i
'·' r, -~·}~ . \; 1; !-··~
4
�1947
(Estimated)
!an Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
474,500
2
237,250
-
1946
357,443
3
119,148
Period January l to June 30
Man Hours
Injuries
J.iln Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
June 30, 1947
2,896,876
10
289,688
2,654,404
38
69,853
�Rock Springs - June 30, 1947
//
Mr. I. N. Bayless:
During the month of June, 1947, there were two lost-time injuries
on the properties, as follows:
Erminie Gatti
May ·31, 1947
John Skrajnar
May 28, 1947
The following is a comparison of the record for the month of June,
1947 and period January 1 to June 30, 1947, with the same month and period
of last year:
JUNS
1947
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1946
474,500
357,443
2
237,250
3
119,148
Period January 1 to June 30
.Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injuey
2,896,876
10
289,688
2,654,404
38
69,853
Original Signed:
H. C. Livingston
HCL:rt
�1947
(Estimated)
,,,
481,000
Man Hours
Inj uries
19!/>cj/rt_
307,41,3
2
240,500
1lan Hours Per Injury
3
102,.471
Period January 1 to May 31
I
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
2,440,306
8
305,03&
Rock Springs, 111yo.ming
May 31, 1947
\
�Hock Springs - M
ay 31, 1947
!u- . I. !J. Bay l ess :
During the month of .1Tay , 1947 , there were t wo lost- t ime i n j uries
on the properties, as follows:
Nick Avila
:.iay 9, 1947
Joe lJavarro
!,1ay 21,
1947
The .foll owing is a c omparison of the r ecord for the month o.f
tAay, 1947 and period J anua r y 1 to 'Aay 31, 1947 , wi th the same month and
period of last year.
:::an Hours
1947 (3sti:ia.t ed)
1946
481, 000
J07, 413
3
102, 471
In juries
2
7!a.n Hours per Injury
2h0, 500
Period ,January 1 to :.:ay 31
'.an lburs
In j urie s
·:an Hours 1-er Injury
2,440,306
8
305,038
2, 296,961
35
65, 627
Oriei nal Si gned :
H. ~. Livingston
H~L :rt
�--
,.
OJ
QI
~
ft
~
)
a,
..
::i..
l'.,j.
I'.)
r,
;:,
~
~
t:
Q
l~ock ~prini:;u - Kay 12, 1947
CQ
...
!
_,
sa:
..
H
,,
/
~
,/
am
of ;,prll l 947; al.so, "Corruct,(i ... Copyn of Injurioa and. Lllltl Hours By
llin
tor the month and pctrl.od.,
HCL:R.U
ire ,,
1947.
�~pril JO, 1947
UUl Hours
ln.,luri n
r..ock .::;pnngs No. 4
l
:.ock .;,prinr;n r.o. S
Z:.ock ~prin~ Ho . ll
'!a>ck ~prin,ss Out idt:
·.otit.l
bt
b~ry Nos., l llnd 7~
'•
t;ca. 7 (Wti 7. _ w ..
• 9 aD.(.i l5 .,~ -rio:r - llt.ai dc
otal.
ltwma No. lri
Iiw.ai& Ou.t.. i ue
".. ct.al
l
M,641
0
l'Jo Inj ury
.1.!>91 J6l
. ..,;.;,W.J
tlo Inj ury
l!o Injury
l
l8l, ~,
0
l
t'io lnJU?'1
0
-·
J.
4JS,47)
Injury
-
.. ",...,,
tlO .. ~ur;y
- ') 1
'
~o InJW7
._.._,. ..,. ,I~
0
C
0
2J.u-Jl,,2
u; • ,'.J. •1
l
216, Jl.2
0
No lnJtU'J
: .... Injury
nor .,. O• .;lark
~
Uo Injury
u
ton ... -u. i and 7'
..Jr.too vut.ai ue
l'ot.al
• 33,940
0
0
0
l
~t..nabill".Y Uo. .)
. - ....... - '-' 1-r'/ c1.1.tu " I;
Tot,ul
~-or Injury
?' .. . 7
1
0
l
2
.Io Injur;y
No lnJ~
w,uo2
65, 779
Ho InJ ury
.2
0
J2
12.a,6.}l
�p.ril., 1947
::.oak i,;prin ., Uo. 4
:tock ""'prinz!a t.o. g
,ice.it -,pd.ntS No. ll
7, 191
12.,042
ing
'i ot ul
J.817&5
~,?Of.>
,( 1.1anc Ho. l
ianco l-to. 7
.35.t~
i;..ock Y
~J,6&i
vut.&1oo
JJ,255
:i:
u..,,;J
~iane Out ·cc
7o to.l.
eJ,250
!)"tan bury t.C>S. 1 ,rJnU 7;,
!.itan& ury tJo • .3
~~ Cllt i do
To.tal
1
~~int.on !' .~ . l
. :int.on .. , ~~ .. :
kUU 7_ _
a
ot.J.l.
No Injury
No Injury
tlo Injury
No Injury
No Injury
0
0
0
0
No Injury
No Inj ury
12, 475
~ . •,.i 44l.
0
0
',JJ,471
0
6,060
0
4l,5ll
0
~·' ,lC;2.
J.L,..JJe
.. ~ InJu.ry
Ho lnjury
tio Injury
l
'Tot.al
i... No. J.•,,,..,, .
.&nna ~ ... - 1' ...
0
0
0
0
0
_. . .,ll.8
.. :.J:· ... rior , ... ~.:·
~+-1
Mnn. Hout>e
h.lr Injury
25,846
~up rior . • u. ~
•
. ,i.;,;.. 7 .:an~ 7~ -,~ .!·...,
tzou ~ 9 ::.nd. ~ ~ c . .,
•
lnJuri eE
.. ... , - 'J
.!o lnJ u.17
~·.,; lnjw-;y
--~ Injury
. o InJur,y .
.:o lnj ur,-
l
i.0, 'JOS
0
0
0
No .InJ ury
>w lnjU17
~e; Injury
Jo lnjl.lry
0
0
0
Uo luJw-y
i:o Injury
't'o1.a.l.
,, _· J !)4'f
.. ~ uI.:at"' i - ~._,,
., . ..,, u;~
2
l9..;i,J29
'~,;,, ]j
10
7,9o7
• ..
:..J
•
,'~,7
:t.. ...... ~. , .94~
�• •
..,
-
,.,: .'..t Vl•
1
•
~ck ;,p~"' Ho. 4
nock ~prini:;.o llo. 8
:U>c.k ..;>pr
s r.o. l l
a,_....._.c
r:
l,CC -
Illi.1
;Jt}lJ
'JJ.;7
198
!io. l
404
J2
:tdio.nco tfo. 7
S
v.'u,J..lii:,·Ar, j. I Y5 I I OH ,.
':i_'lti~ / ,
sbur3
lio. 'J ;:.;ew:1
?to. 71 S"-Ul
19
192
317
j38
19
llanna Mo. 4-..
44 .
Ou.t.
. .ock .-prin
~toe~ ~pr: . - ;,7•
.:A)C)[ !ipr ....H • .., -:..: ,
leliMc
cl
EAAf:loYtis t,a end:.r .:)ay
6.028
761
,.is
140
8)2
co.perior D. I' •
$87
t:
'il9
.! . ;·., .
1.,-.• • ..•llo
nock ~prin_.
c~
.
......... .,,..UQ'
.int.on
:,
ior
llann&.
�~he tol.lol'ing ...._. __~· ,_:.:., en nccount o! thoir having
.aa4t~cd a l.ont-tiuc 1n,Jury
peri"d tro.1.l January 1 1
1•)47 t..o Junu .)01 1947, will .....
, . , , ..:..t~_.:.. t.o part.icip4t.e in the
• . •,ill be a.iardGd at thu O..il)Su
ura, ~ ....: ..or the cra.nd prh.e,
: ... .,lun<J JO,
or thtJ six. D¥>nths • puricu
l947:
: ·;,:ric.r
;.,u.pcriot'
• ,
•1 .
_'t
~tolo
Hanna
.. Q.;.!l
•
rtieh,- Jr.
�"Corrected Copy"
., HOU. tS BY lilti: •
.lliJ u..
Januar-,, l to Ua.reh Jl, l.947
lnjuriuQ
lian How.-s
Pur'lnJur.y
l
0
0
0
!io Injury
l~o InJury
tJo InJu.ry
l
:U.7,9)5
J;5. ~',_,.;
0
l
0
l
148,554
t:u ln.1t.U7
.JS5,22.3
7.'. ll.2,2!>7
0
.... .InjW7
Injury
I,.,,'...;,,,'
0
. '' Injury
.~o Injury
0
,,o lnJury
.wck ~)P~ No. I.a.
Rock &prin6 a No. ;.;
~WC.ic o.,pr.in;5& £la. ll
;.1.CCk
.'
~pr!nga Ou.taido
Tot.al
~ :1
,,·~,5.54
Hellane Outsirl~
'J7~7J7
Tot.al
c~_d
.:.;1:.mabury No. J
1.arusbuey Ou1.aitle
Total
.ltll+-,l.J,~,
265,4u4
int.on ,• . . ., a l uuc;. 7~
.int.on out.Iii.de
Tot.al.
~
I
:. 7, -~'
14: , . . : •
.;{€U.iancu uo. l
li.ul.lnnco uo. 7
~t.auebur3 litJfil o l
•,
. - ;,57.:.
12;,·1.1.o
21,583
l}J,493
riot C. v. c.la :
Noa . 7 ..J ~ 7' :~ ~
Uoa. , and ii, ... ·:
~l"ior vat.uiu.e
total
liatll'I& ... u •
'+-
it . t - Uutaid.&.
1·otal
, ~ Ul-·4._ ., -, J,;7.:l
•. :_.,..:.. :,,'l.J'~ ............. w, .:...
, l> .,.1 •-.- ~... - ....
1•..-..,,.,,,.7!,
0
26, ?57
:4,,,
Injury
lnj\117
0
1.0 lnJu.ry
0
0
0
Ho Injury
Uo lnjW7
tio Inju.ry
0
,.;0 Iu,j u.r,y
2
0
2
vcl,oti4
..o Injury
97, ;1>6
4
39J,l.6~
22
eti,aoJ
�Correctud Cow 11
'1
lam Hour
!.cm Uo\.U."1:1
In.1urieu
,'or InJug
... ,v1l
• ,065
0
0
nock ~pr~a :Nu. 4
tcock .:.i~s no. 8
zioek ... p:-.lnr;.a .lo. 1l.
!~k .::.,;~in.£a Jutaid.c
'
1
ouU.
'--)221.,
t- .
-
;
""
· -
,'">, 9Y.)
:ill;U..l~-co No,. l
··- ,;10J
a.ilia.nee i:o. 7
.tella.nce Out.aiuo
~,l79
1
lot.al.
0
llo Injury
No .lnju.ey
No Injury
0
0
z~o lnJI.U'✓
No lnj~3
0
~<> InJury
JJ;,,17'J
l-40 Wur.Y
lll,lt>)
l
. ,4Sl
0
. -~--J
l
~.t.ansbury Noe. l aru. 7:...
·- t.anubury : ~ -· :,
vat.Biao
0
lnJu.ry
0
,H> J.njw')'
t
.U1Jur1
0
:_ 0 ;~_::: •• ___" ;
ot.al
,:urJ
0
in'-On _.:.t · ,: ·_..,
0
. ..:t -
v. Cl.ark
-"• • 7 .'..:~- • 7. .,.. ..
" .1.i;,,
~1 ....
.,.
..
. ,_ c.:.c ~ ~11t. 1'-.e
::•~-242
., -,394
:. .,51)
..
.., _,,
0
0
0
0
InJur.v
o luJu.ey
l:lo .tnJur1
. i..,
lnJ UQ'
·l
42, 228
0
.Ho lnJ i.tr.Y
l
u1,a.,
• ...•7
2
246-,281
-~ • ., I l,. ' •
6
lOO, Sil
LLL 1·l,..,'. •:~-~ •
t.J.:. ...,_ •
~ ro
�• .
Rock Springs - January 15, 1947
Mr. I. N. Bey-less:
Trt:Ulsmitting, herewith, injury an~ man hour statements for
the :nonth of Dec embar and the period January l to December 31, 1946 .
- • :~inal Signed:
H. C. UVJNGSION
ECL:LZ
�INJURiiS ;~h'D hAN HOURS BY c:nu~s
Decer.iber., 1946
U.a.n Hours
Uan Roura
In;luries
Per In.jury
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springs No . 11
Rock Springs Outside
Total
6.,489
16,821.
0
1
No Injury
22.,212
20.,102
0
0
16.,821
No Injury
No I njury-
65,624
1
65,624
Reliance No. 1
35·,703
39,l.U
15.,420
90,264
0
No Injury
0
No Injury
49,824
12,332
·l
49.,824
0
62,156
l
r:o Injury
62,l56
20.,5ll
16.,569
46.,,323
0
0
0
0
43.,839
0
No Injury
0
Uo Injury
No Injury
No Injury
Reliance No. 7
Reliance outside
Total.
Stansbury Inside
3tansbury outside
Total
t'Iinton No. 1
Winton No. 7i
Winton Out.aide
Total
SUnerior D. o. Clark
• N:,s. 7 and 7~ Seams
Uoa . 9 and 15 Seams
Superior outside
Total
Hanna t:o. "-"'
9,243
31,743
15.,878
1
15,420
1
90.,264
No Injury
ao Injury
No Injury
No In.jury
0
91,460
0
37 .,699
0
No Injury
0
No I njury
No Injury
Hanna Outside
Total
16.,489
54,388
ALL DIS'l'RICTS., 194b
ALL f'IST?ICT'J., 1945
674,469
410,215
0
3
7
.
136.,738
96.,353'
�• •
0
l:..
~
I tlJUIUE,S AND !W I HOU.tt> BY UINES •
January 1 to December 31., 1946
Man Hours
Rock Springs No . 4 •
Rock Springs No. 8
Rocle Springs Mo , ll
Rock Springs Outside
Han Hours
Injuries
Pel' InJurz
92.,313
246.,924
314,865
286,031 .
1
92,313
27,436
Tot.al
940,133
Reliance Ho . l
514,314
508,llJ
9
10·
31,487
143,016
2
22
42,733
257,157
2
84.686
109,526
~ , 148
6
2
Reliance Uo . 7 ..
Reliance Outside
219,051
Total.
1,241,478
10
Stansbury Inside
stD.nSbury outside
Total
630,486
161,227
791,713
3
l
4
161,2-;:{
i1inton No . l
269,676
300,609
152,915
723,200
2
134,838
3
0
?Jo Injury
;-iinton No. 7~
Winton Outside
Total.
SU.perior D. o. Clark
Nos. 7 and 7i Scruas
.Nos. 9 and 15 seams
626,382
453,618
228,074
210,.162
197, 9';,8
100,203
144,640
5
7
10
-
89,463
43,362
no Injury
superior Outsida
Total
1,308,074
17 •
Hanna to . 4-A
Hanna Outside
Total
508,896
21.4,380
72'3,276
l
508,896
0
l!o ;Injury
l
723,276
5,727,874
59
86
. 97.,083
93,835
ALL DISTRICTS, 1946
ALL DISTRICT~, 1945
8,069,790
0
76,946
�STATE!.'.ENT SHO'i'II NG NUlIDEH. OF C1\LKmAR DAYS i'IORKED
BY DEPAAT7 '.ENTS OR MI1;;,:s SINCE THE LAST LOST-TL.:E Ii>J"JURY
Figures to December 31, 1946
Underground T!lnployes Calendar Days
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springs No. 11
329
47
78
Reliance No. l
Reliance No. 7
147
284
stanabury
No. 3 Seam
No. 7½ Seam
•.,inton No. 1
r:inton No. 71 .
superior D. o. Clark
Hanna I~o. 4-.a.
47
72
197
278
50
. 109
outside Employes Cnler.dar Days
Rock Springs No. 4 Tipple
Rock Springs No. 8 Tipple
Rock Springs No. 11 Tipple
5,908
661
298
Reliance Tipple,
20
Stansbury Tipple
712 .
Winton Tipple
6,108
Superior D. o. Clark Tipple
467
Hanna No. 4-A Tipp.le
799
General Outside Elnployes Calendar Daya
Rock Sprin8a
Reliance
stanabury
Winton
superior
Hanna
206
549
291
5,705
353
4.,080
�1
.
KW;iP YOO.it Ni~ OFF THIS LIST
'Ihe f ollowing employee, on account of thoir having
sustained a l.ost-t
u injur3 uuring tht:: period from July J. to
December 31., l946, will not be elisibJ.e to participate in th«;>
dra; int> for the grand pri~v, w. ich will be awarded ut the SemiJuU tua.l. ~afety
vtin •
~nocll Parton
uavid L. P trio
Chris L. Dadich
John Dor atti
Leon1:trd Forsha••
Berno.rd Todd
l..dwarclo Garno~
ILLL1.NGE
Aaron o·neloy
C~cil If • 1im8dCU
llike .ual~n
Ja.cK Fostor
Dave Gathorcole
1\.lb rt L. Ray
Anton Gomik
Guerino
iionry Haglund
Ltie ~oc.lC\-,ell
·zzi
NicK Lov1:1.r
Ton,Y M. Trujillo
George tJicolofi
1tobert J. 1.-:itt
Lu,,ronce ~elinski
,;illlam h. Hill
�Rock Springs - April 30, 1947
Mr. I.
n. Bayless:
During the month of April, 1947 , there were two lost-time injuries
on the properties as fol l ows:
Howard Longerier
Ariril 11, 1947
Abele Bettolo
April 11, 1947
,
The followin g is a comnarison of the record for the month of
A,::,ril, 1947, ar.d period January 1 t.o Anril 30, 1947, with the s::i.me month
and neriod of last year:
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
1947
(Estimated)
1946
387,200
79,8?3
2
10
7,987
193,600
Period January 1 to April 30
Man Hours
Injuries
Uan Hours Per Injury
1,961,168
1,989,548
6
32
326,861
62,173
Original Signed:
H. C. Livingston
HCL:rt
�D\..'lCH
1947
1'.:an Hours
Injuries
~ Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1946
527, 000
603, 066
2
263,500
6
100, 511
Period January 1 to 1Iarch 31
~an Hours
Injuries
llan Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, 1[yoming
IJarch 31, 1947
1,607,085
4
401,771
1, 909, 675
22
86, 803
�~
FSBRIJARY
1947
(Estimated)
520,000
Man Hours
1
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
520,000
1946·
598,062
10
59,806
Period January 1 to February 28
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, nyoming
February 28, 1947
1,094,059
2
547,030
1,306,609
16
81,663
�Rook Springs - February 2~, 1947
Mr. I. N. Bayl essa
Dur1.ng the month of February-, 1947, there w&a one lost-time
injury on the properties, as follo\·. s c
Elmer E, Ehrhardt - FATAL
February 7, 1947
The followinr: is a C0ll\parison of tho record for tho month of
Febru~, 1947 and period Janunry 1 to Februarr.r 28 1 1947, m.th the same
i:.onth and period ?f last year:
FEBRUARY
Han Hou:-s
Injuries
llan Hours Per Injury
1947 E3'l'Il.!NmD
~
520.,000
1
5.al,000
.598,062
10
59,806
Period January 1 to February 28
l!an Hours
Injuries
l!an Hours Per Injll1'7
HCL/ rt.
1,094,059
2
547,030
1,306,609
.
16
81.,663
�Rock Springs - March 13, 1947
'l'ranami.tting, herevdth, injury and mn hour stateJ:1ents
for the month of February and the period January 1 to February
28, 1947.
Enc.
\. HCL:vt
Original Signed: _
!i, C. LIVING~TOU
�-
:
:
.
,,,,-<
-
,...- .,. ~ MID laMl HOURS BY tcrti •H
-
_,,,,,..
January l to
ruo.ry 28, l 947
/~r,ock Springs l:O • 4
Rock Spring a No. 8
Uan Hours
?!an Hours
Injuries
1£,666
l
Per In,iu;z
18,666
l!o injury
l~o injur-.1
No in.jury
42.120
67.l.C,4
0
0
0
l
171,996
'fot!ll.
171~996
Reliance No . l.
- 102,429
0
No injury
No injury
neck Springs Ho. ll
Roak Springs CUtaide
, .! ,016
Rel.io.nce I~ . 7
Rel.ianc e Outsi e
otal.
102,37;
39,256
244.,060
0
0
0
Stansbury l~os. l & 7;
st,ansbury o. 3
75,709
0
st,aMbu.17 Ou1iaid.e
180,604
0
87,327
0
l.S,931
106,.258
0
0
No injury
?:O injury
No injury-
3uperl.or OQtsido
'total
120,195
;. 5.,365
JS,090
243,650
0
0
0
0
?lo in.1UI7
No injury
r.o injury
tJo injury
HaM& No. Iv-A
95.139
l
~otal
:1nt.on Nos. l f£ 7½
;1nton cutsid
Total
sup I"lor D. o•. Cl.ark
Uoo . 7 and 7 ,_ sea.-ns •
!';08• 9 and 15 Sea.':lS
Hanna o~taido
'f al
ALL DIS'faICTS1 1947
ALL DIJTRICTS, l 946
71,280
33,535
l'\o injury
No injury
f..o injury
No injury
. :, injury
No injury
0
0
..,, ,'Y/8
l33,5l7
0
l
l, . ;,-~5
1.:.,:...;;i, ,J ~
16
2
95,139
Mo inju17
lJ),517
.,,,
�_.,
II"- .
UAI! HOORS BY MIN&l
FebJUU7., 1947
./
~k Springs l!o • 4
Dock Springs ?lo. 8
Roel( Springs No. ll
Rock Springs outside
total.
Reliance I!o . 1
Rel 1an~e l~o . 7
Rel.iance outside
Total.
sto.n bury l~oa. l & 7 ';
Stans~ Mo. l
Stansbury OU.tsido
Total
·.11nt.on r-os. 1 t.t. 7~
tlifflion outside
Total
SUporior o. o. Clark
Noa. 7 and. '11 seacs
Nos. 9 and 15 Seo.ms
superior Outside
Total
Hanna No. 4-A
Hanna outside
Total
W. DIS'l'IUCTS, 1947
ALL DISTRICTJ, 1946
:Man 1.;ours
Injuries
,·· 36J.
~-,
0
17,'113
.31,914
0
0
21,069
79-31.7
0
0
48,942
0
47.,862
0
1a.,;22
u;.326
360810
34,479
0
0
Han Hours
l'er In,1uey
?lo injury
No injury
?Jo injury
fl<> injury
No injur;y
?lo injury
No injury
No injury
Ro inju.ey
0
No injury
16,179
No injury
No inJury
87, IJ,8
0
0
0
39,897
8,630
0
0
48, 527
0
57;150
0
0
0
0
39, 708
17,886
l.lA,744
42,660
17,983
t:o injury
tlo injury
l\O injur'J
No injury
No ii."1.jur:,
No injUT'J
Mo injur-.1
!:o injury
l
42,660
0
I!o inju.ey
60,64J
l
60,643
S06,025
5 ,;, ,o6.2
1
506,025
10
59,806
�ltESf 100.lt llAlfil CFF' THI~; LIST
· The .tol.lom.ng • . • .. /
stained. •;_ los\.-t.i~
·on ncc.ount of hiu having
~: . ·, ., during tl1~ period i'rom Jnnuary
l, l.947 to JuM :,v, l
.7, • _'-· not be-eligible to partic1 :t.o
1nihe drawing _. ,,_ .. :.
. , .l prize, 1.h.ich ldl.l be awardod. at
tho -close or t..he . _:
por-iod. onding Juno 30, l9J.7 :
H.CCi, ~~i•;UNG~
t:ici· Y~.riko
�..
• - - ~ '1
"
•
•
• ..
-
'n.dera;yund ~p1-oyoa Cnlcndar il?ll,
l~t -:: .rinaa :.:, .. 4
;Jock •
llO.
··..,c ~
. :'. • • U
~ o :·.., . l.
1,v..i~~~,o• • :o • 7
ta.ri...abury
: -:. . 3. ea.:n.
l .,. <II
7,c, .,, -.. • i.
5J.
106
137
343
206
106
lJl
256
337
..
.
l
23.
5.967
720
3;7
7?
771
·,,l.67
526
858
Q?Mr&l ;.;ll~ids _39-o;roa ~
265
600
:350
5,764
412
4, )9
---
�IHJtJ.at::;J , :;J •_·:- ~ nevus BY unms
Ja.nu&l'7, l 947
?lt&n Hours
In,jurioa
ROCk. Sprinus No. 4
Rock Springs t?o . 8
10,30,
l
P.ock Spri.nBs No. ll
Rock Springs OUtGi.de
3~/260
10,-305
Total.
~,679
0
0
0
l
B.elismce No. l
53,467
54,51;;>
0
0
24,l.l.7
22,947
No injury
J,;o injury
t:o inJU17
No injury
~ ,679
el.iance No. 7
Reliance 0-.itside
Total.
20,734
~.... 7'J4
·o
Stan bury Nos. l " 1:
'38,979
,361 001
0
0
Stensbury No.)
sto.nabury Outuide
Total.
J....~n Hours
l'or lajury
0
J~o injur/
Uo injury
?;o injury
Ko injury
No inJW"Y
No injury
l7,.356
9J,lJ6
0
0
?Zo ~u.ry
~ dnton tk>o.
47,430
Jlo injury
Tct.al
57,731
0
0
0
l
7!
-iinton outside
10,:301
$\lperlor o. o. ,::J.ark
0
0
0
l:Os. 9 and 15 .
Su.per.I.or ()it.aide
Total
No inJUX7
~:o inju.r;y
No injury
No injury
no injury
0
__.:, • 7 and 7~ ·-~·--'- ,-
;_· inJUl'f
Hanna No. 4-A
Ha.nna (Mt.aide
Tot.al
5211479
20,)95
72.,. 74
0
0
No injur,y
No injury
0
No injury
ALL OisTRICT,, 1947
:/~059
' ' ,')47
l.
ALL OISTRICT:l, 1946
6
�'
~
... ~ ' :., '
NU !J •. OF CALSJH>A:l o.,Y~; •.ortKEO
.. • ~~ SIUt;E rug LAST LO.;i '-TI!.11:; Ii:JUnY
Und rsround &nplol! Calendar Uays
Hock Springs Ho• 4
Roclt Spring:, ?i.'to. 8
23
&>ck Springs Ho. ll
109
R ianco No. l
Reliance No. 7
178
stansbury
No. 3 Seam
1~ . 7i seru:i
.1inton l~o. l
78
315
78
10.3
228
,:int.on No. 7~
309
superior D.. o. Clnrk
Gl.
140
Calendar Days
Rock prlnr;s Uo. 4 •... 1pp1.e
P.ock Spring ??o. 8 Tip e
Hock Springa No• ll tipple
5,939
692
329
Reliance Tipple
5l
stanabul-7 fl,pplo
743
.11nton Tipplo
6,139
S'.iporior D. o. Clarlc Tipple
498
- • 4-A Tipple
8:,0
Hanna
G oral outside ~ol! palendar Daza
RoCk Spring•
237
t.anabUry
322
a 1.a.Dc•
.:inton
superior
Hanna
,SO
;,7~
J84
,.,m
�.
fE OFF THIS LIST
The t'ollowiillt - nploye on account or his h :villa
sustained a lost-tin injury duri.hg the period from January
l, l.947 to Juno 30, l.947, \illl. not be ligible to part.icipate
in tho drawine tor the
' •-· p ize., which lVill be awarded at
tho oloae of the six months • poriod end~ June 30, 1947:
.tOCK i:,pu !Nq§_
Uick Yonko
�
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The Union Pacific Coal Company Safety Record and Safety Performance 1947
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1947-12
Subject
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Records of performance for the the year 1947.
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H. C. Livingston
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