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Rules and Regulations for the Government of All Employes of The Union Pacific Coal Company
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SPECIA L ,:,:::11E NC . ?2
THE UNICN P,\CIFie COAL Cvla't.IJY
and
SAF.!!;TY PERFOR!i:.lJGZ
1947 -
NOTE:
See Sepa rate Fil e f or S~fety First
Precaution and Progr 6m~
�D&;ELIBER
Ua.n Hour8
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
1947
(Estimated)
1946
591,000
410,215
3
197,000
3
136,738
Period January l to December 31
Uan Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
December 31, 1947
5,906,864
28
210,959
5,727,874
59
97,083
�Uock Spr.inga - Docembor 311 1947
.•
1njur1oa on the properi.1 , ae tallomst
tau1"i B ~Nm
)
December ~. 1947
Docel?'h
311 1947
?t. .tc>llaaing •1ff a com~on ot the record tor the mnt.h ot
n.aalbor, 1947• and period Januar;r l to Dea
·i,
ll, 1947, with the QQ!t9
month llnd period of lMt ;vear,
1947
Mari Houn
Injur1u
l:an Hours i:t.J" InJuq
<M!:eltottl
li'E
591,000
:3
410,n,
197,COO
pariod JtlJUEX 1 to Dec
uan nouro
InjuriOI
uan noun ?er InjuJ7
HCL/ tt,
'
136,738
�Ill JURIES AND WUl HOURS BY ' 1INES
December, 1947
Ila.n Hours
Per In,jurz
& n Hours
In.juries
Rock Springs l~o . 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springs No. 11
8,728
15,240
Jl,60S
• No Injury
No Injury
Rock Springs outside
Total
19,095
0
0
0
0
0
Reliance Mo . 1
Reliance Uo . 7
Reliance Outside
Total
61,776
51,424
19,547
132,747
0
No Injury
Stansbury Hos . · l and
74,671
71
1
0
l
?1o Injury
No . Injury
No Injury
51, 424
No. In.jury
132,747
No Injury
No Injury
47,944
45,?36
17,064
110,744
0
0
0
No Injury
0
No Injury
_43,904
No Injury
No Injury
5J,124
0
0
0
No Injury
10,192
0
No Injury
61,888
41,256
21,405
134,741
0
No Injury
41,256
l
2
21,40.5
0
No Injury
Hanna Outside
Total
52,120
20,194
72,314
0
0
Mo Injury
No Injury
ALL DISTRICTS, 1947
ALL. DISTRI CTS, 1946
576,341
410,215
3
3
192,780
136,738
stanebury No. .3
Stansbury u'U.tside
Tot.al
Winton Nos . 1 and ?i
Winton outside
Total
superior 11 D11 18.ine
Superior D. o. Clark
Nos . 7 and 7~ Seams
Nos . 9.and 15 Seams
Superior Outside
Total.
Hanna No . 4-A
9,220
l
67,371
�INJURIES AND MAN HOUI~S BY llU.'IBS
January 1 to December 31., 1947
ten Hours
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Reck Springs No. ll
Rock Springs Outside
Total
Reliance No . 1
Reliance No . 7
Reliance Outside
Total
stansbury Nos . 1 and 7~
Stansbury No . 3
stansbury Outside
Total
WL~ton Nos.land 7i
. 98,049
187,257
345,378
240,806
871,490
Injuries
.Man Hours
Per In.Jury
l
49,025
187,257
3
0
115.,126
No Injury
6
145,248
570.,344
505.,100
1
213,926
1
1,289,370
7
570,344
101,020
213,926
184,196
438.,618
3
146,206
408,414
183,767
1,030,799
l
408,414
0
4
No Injury
257.,700
2
5
0
No In.1ury
0
Total.
493,823
106,829
600,652
0
No Injury
No Injury
superior "D 11 Mine
13,11136
0
No Injury
630.,404
460,930
220,599
1,325,069
.3
0
210,1.35
230,465
No Injury
5
265,014
Winton Outside
superior D. Oo Clark
Hos. 7 & 7i Seams
Nos . 9 and 15 Seams
Superior Outside
Total
Hanna No . 4-A
Hanna Outside
Total
ALL DISTRICTS, 1947
AIJ.. DIS'IRICTS, 1946
2
553,096
223,729
776,825
6
92,18.3
0
No Injury
6
129,471
5,894,205
5,727,874
28
210, .507
97,083
59
�STATZM:C?~ SHOiTING NUtm.B.R OF CALENDJ\R DAYS WORKED
BY DEPARTMENTS OR MINES SINCt THE LAST LOST-TILao; IUJURY
Figures to December .31, 1947
Rock Springs No . I+
Rock Springs Ro. 8
Roe~ Springs Bo. 11
Underground &lploYes Ce.lendar Days
2l4
217
81
69
0
Reliance No. l
Reliance Ho. 7
Stansbury
No. 3 Seam
Ho. 7! Seam.
264
58
;62
Winton No. l
Winton No. 7!
643
Superior "D"
superior D. o. Clark
31
Hanna No. 4-A
69
Rock Springs Bo. 4 Tipple
Rock Springs No. 8 Tipple
Rock .Springs Ho. ll Tipple
8
Outeide ~01e1 Cal, ndar Dye
•
,27'J
.
.
1,026
66.3
Reliance Tipple
385
atanBbUJ"y Tipple
l,ort
Win\on Tipple
6,473
Superior D. O. Clark Tipple
8.32
Superior "D" Tippla •
31
Hanna lo. ,.._, Tipple
Rook Springs
Reli&nc•
stanabur7
Winton
superior
Hanna
General 0o.t•1d.•-!frloyae Calendar PY•
39
6,6
6,070
718
4,445
�KEEP YOUR ll~ OFF THIS LIST
The .following employee, on accoun~ of their having sustained a lost-time injury during the period from July 1, 1947 to
December 31, 1947, will not be eligible to participate in the drawing for the grand prize, which will be a~ded at the close of the
six. mont.hs I period ending December ·31., 1947:
Rook Springs
Carl stutchruan
Felix Simon
Reliance
James Edmond Ditton
George A. Giovanini
William K. Heilman
Richard A. Karvonen
Fred Larson
H.B. sawyers
stansbury
Pernand Guison
Fred ijoberts
ti~JJiam McKinley Stiles
Superior
Gustaf H. Brostrom
Juan H. Pena
Hanna
Freurick 1. Draper
Charles V. Hold.en
Edard iiilliam Johnaon
Joe Rivera
�Rock Springs - December 181 1947
Kr. I. N. Ba,,viess:
Your letter of date December 15, 1947, File 580, referring to ll\V
letter of Movember 11 regarding injury to George 'II. Copyak, stansbury lli.ne,
on date November 7, 1947;
The injury is not to be counted as a lost-time injUI".Y due to the
fact that the workman has returned to work within the time specified by law.
:Mr. Copyak has apparently recovered i'rom the eye injury although it is too
early to determine whether or not he has suffered any impainnent percentage
of loss of sight of the eye~
Orlgina1 Signed:
H. C. ·LIVINGs·1ON
HCL/rt
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....-r·=R-E===-=
· c E, vEr\
, cd 7 1947
\
VtCG 1· -. ,. GIDfNT,
OPERATIONS
l
Omaha - December 15 1 194?
580
Mr. H. C. Livi ngston:
Referring to your letter of November 11th regarding injury to George W. Copyak, Stansbury, who was
struck in the eye by a rake handle, November 7th:
Is this case to be counted as a lost time 1nM
Jury?
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 ooourrtng
since that date.
I note that the injury on November 8th
to George A. Giovanini was counted as No. 25, and the
tataJ.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
(Estilllated)
1946
Man Hours
536,000
430,173
Injuries
4
3
134,000
143,391
Man Hours Per Injury
Period January l to November 30
Man Hours
' Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Ro ck Springs, Wyoming
November 29, 1947
5,307,400
25
212,296 ·
5,317,659
56
94,958
�Rook Springs - Nover.iber 29, 1947
DurinR the month of November, 1947, there were four lost,
time 1njuries on the properties as follows:
Tim. ~!.cKinley Stiles
November J, 1947
Frederick F.. Draper
October 20, 1947
Richard A. Karvonen
November 6, 1947
Geo. A. Giovanini
November 8, 1947
The follo•ing is a comparison of the record for the month
of November, 1947, and period Jenuary l to November 30, 1947, with
the 88.lbe month and period of last year:
November
1947
(Estimated}
5.36,000
4
134,000
Man Hours
In.juriee
~an Hours Per Injury
'
1946
4.30,173
3
143,.391
Period Jor.u.m l to Novemb~ 30
Man Hours
Injuries
!',!an Hourn J>9r Injury
5,.307,400
5t'Jl7,659
25
212,296
94,958
Or!":"TH'l l - • " ~
H C.
P.CL:lk:.h
56
�Hover.mer, 1947
....:..i • Hours
Par Injury
~an Hours
lnjuriea
Rock Springs no. 4
Rock Sprint;s No. 8
Rock Springs !lo. ll
Rock Springs Outside
Total
7,920
1;.,664
30.,560
l'),046
0
?3,190
0
No·Injury
Uo I njury
Ho I nj ury
Uo Injury
No Injury
Reliance llo . 1
ReliMce i{o . 7
Reliance Outside
Total
55,712
45,448
19,643
120,80.3
0
No Injury
1
45,448
19,643
60,401
stansbu.ey' nos . l and 7 .~
45,352
1
45,3~2
43,104
0
0
No !nju.ry
Uo Injury
l
104,325
8,865
0
0
No Injury
No InJur,y
Stansbury Uo . 3
Stansbury vut side
Total
15,869
104,.325
0
0
0
l
2
,tinton Nos . 1 n.nd 7~
.-~!nton outside
Total
J/J,760
52,625
0
No InjUry
Superior rrnn ~ne
Sup rior D. o.. Cln.rk
2,941+
0
}Jo I njur y
57,0dS
43,064
18,790
121,886
0
0
0
0
No Injury
52,512
19.,083
l
0
l
Hos . 7 and 7~ Jeama
Hos . 9 w1d 15 Seams
Suparior Outside
Total
Hanna No .
l+-A
Hanna outside
Total
ALL tI.sntICTS, 1947
AU. D!:.i'IDICTS, 1946
71,595
54.1+,~4430,17.'.3
4
3
no Injury
t:o InjuryNo Injucy
52,512
No Injur y
'71, 595
136,106
14) ,391
�Ja.nua.J7 l to Jfov ember 30, 1947
Uan Hours
Rock Sprinf.s ~\, . 4
Rock Spr~s No . 8
Rock Springs No . ll
Rock s~~3 outside
Total
89,321
172,017
313,770
221,?ll
796,819
Reliance Uc. l
Reliance Ho . 7
. 508,568
Reliance £Jutslde
194-,379
1,156,623
Total
Stansbury Noa . land 7i
stansbury Uc . 3
Stan bury Outaida
453,676
390,674
362,678
166,703
Man Hours
In 1iuries
Per Injur;t
2
44, 661
172,017
104,590
1
3
0
tio Injury
6
132,803
l
508,568
4
ll'.3,419
l
6
194,379
192,770
3
130,225
362,678
l
0
No Injury
230.,014
920,055
4
Winton Noa . land 7}
Wint.on outside
Total
449,919
0
0
0
Ho Injury
No In:jury
ior 1fD 11 Mine
SU
Superior D. o. Clnrk (Nos .7 t 7~)
"'·
Mos . 9 and 15 SeW'lla
2,944
568, 516
0
2
1
0
No Injury
2il4,258
!l'otul .
.superior Outside
Totfll
H&nna tio . 4-h
Hanna <..utside
Tot.al
ALL'OIJTRICTS, 1947
ALL DISTRICTJ, 1946
97,609
547,528
U9,67l*
199,194
1,190,_328
3
Mo Injury
419, 674
No Injury
396,776
203,535
704,5ll
0
83,496
Ho Injury
6
117,419
;,315,864
5,317,659
2;.
212,635
94,958
500,716
6
56
�C' i , - :R. . i· CAL~'DAR DAYS . ·: •
_.:_, ·., SINCE •:~·-: '.iST LOST- TH. ; Ir1JURY
t~ November 30, 19.47
U,i:iderpound &nployos Cal endar ni:zs
183
Rock Spri ~:, .. ·:: . 4
Rock .Spri~
.. :. .
186
Rock Springs _.. . ll
50
Rell£mce Mo . 1
Reliance _::.; . 7 •
JB
22
Stansbury·
No. 3 Scam
No . 7t Seam
.233
27
linton tlo . l
T7inton No . ?i
531
612.
SU.pm-ior D. O. Cl.urk
65
l•annu No. 4-A
38
Rock Sprint;;a Uo . 4 Tipple
Rock Springs No .
Tipple
Rock Sprints Uo . 11 Tipple
,
995
632
Reliance Tip-ple
Stansbury Tipple
;Vinton Tipple
Superior D. o. Clark Tipple
Hannci No. 4-A Tipple
l,l3J
General Out.aide i;;neloyes Cal oncur ~ys
Rock Spr-inga
R lia.ncc
stanab1.1r7
~;lnton
superior
Jwnna
540
8
625
6,039
68'/
4,414
�KEEP ltUR NJ,.1(E OFF 'l'HIS LIST
_ : following employ-e::s , on account of their having
au~tained
1- • :.- ;_ ~ · in.tury during the r,er od frori July 1,
1947 to _ i:.
-~~~·
.'.U, 1947, will not be eligible to participate
.
.
in the drawint tor the grand prize, which will be aw...rJ d at
the elo~e ot the aixmonths 1 period endi.n.,; Dece!llber .31, 1947:
Rock Springs
Carl ~'tut.cl - n
Felix Simon
Reliance
JaMs &irnorul Ditton
Gf§orge . , • Giovanini
,iilllam. '· ~ Heilr:lan
Richurd .... Knrvonen
Fred Larson
stansmu:,
P'ernand Guuon
Fred Roberts
... ". .tlcKinl.oy ~'til ea
;,uperior
Juan N. Pena
lblnna
Frederick ~~ - Drapez-
Charles V. Holden
.!:,d.ward 'fill :S a!IJ Johnson
Joe Riveru.
�! Hollrs
Injuriea
. • n Hours Per Injury
-
565,000
4
141,250
611.,459
4
152,865
Pwiod Jwmary 1 to October .31--
rlan Hours
Injuras.
Jlan Hours Per Injury-
Rock Springs, wyom1ng
October 31, 1947
4,770,&:xJ
2l
227,171
4,887,486
55
aa,86.3
�l::'.:.7
C,2..U::: __':c, )
565,000
InjUries
4
lU,250
Hours
Pwiod Jhlltlal"y l to october Jl
·1
Hours
lnjw--.i.ea
! - r. Uout'a Per Injm-y
Rock Springe, , . •:,;- ' r
OCtobeT' )l, 194?
lt..,710i1CIJ
21
22.7,171
�Rock Springs - October Jl, 1947
Mr. I. N. Bayless:
During the month of October, 1947, there were four lost-time injuries
on the properties, as follo~s:
Felix Simon
October 11, 1947
WilliaI:1 M. Heilman
October 23, 1947
Juan M. Pena
September 26, 1947
Edward 'F.m. Johnson
October 23, 1947
The following is a comparison of the record for the month of
October, 1q47 and period January 1 to October 31, 1947, with the sarae month
and period of last year:
October
1947
( '!!:stimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
~an Hours per Injury
565 ,ooo
4
141,250
611,459
4
152,865
Period January 1 to October Jl
Mnn Hours
Injuries
Man Hours per Injury
4,770,600
21
227,171
Ori&Pn,,T-
H. C. L;~.
HCL/rt
4,887,4f!h
55
88,86.3
�October, 1947
>~n Hours
Injuries
A;an Hours
Per Injury
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springs No. 11
8,296
16,024
0
0
1
Rook Springs outside
Total
3J.,776
No Injury
No Injury
20,541
.31,776
0
No Injury
76,637
1
76,637
58,280
L-7,064
1
58,280
Reliance No. 7
Reliance Outside
Total
20,774
0
0
no InjuryNo Injury
126,U8
1
126,118
Stansbury Uos . land 71
Stansbury 1:0. .3
45,824
0
0
0
0
Reliance No . l
stansbury Outside
Total
41,096
17,555
104,475
Winton Nos. 1 ~nd 7/l
46,368
Winton Outside
Total
55,395
Superior O. o. Clark
Hos. 7 and 7½ Sear:is
Nos. 9 and 15 Seams
superior outside
9,0'Zl
59,864
47,040
19,765
No Injury
No InjUl'Y
No Injury
No Injury
0
0
0
No Injury
No Injury
0
No Injury
No Injury-
1
47,040
0
No Inju.ry'
126,669
Total
126,669
1
Hanna !Jo . 4-A
55,576
20,963
76,539
1
55,576
0
No Injur7
1
76,539
565,833
4
141,458
152,865
Hanna outside
Tota1
ALL DIJ'IRICTJ, 1947
ALL DI.3ffi.ICTS, 1946
611,459
4
�Jonuo.ry l. to October ..31, 1~47
.!Jan Hours
l.!rul HOl1I':l
InJuri1.:a
Per injury
..i.Oek oprings No .. 4
rtock ~Prinb ~. 8
81,401
l56,.'.35J
2
1
40,701
1%,353.
.tock '"'Print.3s No., ll
28),.210
H.ock .:ipringo Ulltsido
Tot.tu
202,665
72),629
tlel.bnce t•o• l
~eliance iio. 7
nellanac vutsiuc
ot,.l
..>t.a.nabu.17 lioe .. l and 7¼
~t.ansr..ury No. 3
~tanobu.ey Out3idu
Tot.al
;;inton Uoe . l anti 7?A
,•.1.nton Ou.taid.u
'.lot.al
~u.peri.or l)., u. Clark
liou. 7 and 7~ ...,oams
~o•. ~ and 15 ~eams
b
r1gr vutsia.u
Tot.al
Hanna llo • lrA
Hanna Outsido
'tot.al
u.L l>:ll,TH.lC ..; 1 1947
Au. Uk i J.C,T~, 1946
J
0
94,403
Jlo Injury
6
uo,6os
l
.3.
452,a~
lJo,076
452,856
400,228
174,?~
1,0.3.5,820
0
No Injury"
4
258,95.5
345, 322
Jl9,574
2
l
172,661
'Jl9,574
l!>O, t,:34
815,7)0
0
f•o Injury
J
271,910
0
0
0
No lnjuey
406;159
00,744
491+,903
Sll,428
J76,bl0
1801 1+04
l,,0:£,...42
iio Injuey
No lnJUl'.Y
.2
l
0
Uo Injury
J
'J56,l.47
255,714
.376,610
5
s9,09J
0
Uo Injury
6)2 1 916
5
126,S 3
4,771,440
2l.
227,2ll
88,663
448.1+64
184,452
4,aa1,486
55
�STATW;NT Sfl(f',ING t,.1]21}!:R vF C,i.U~iili DAYS ·c;onliliD
BY DEP-\RTLra!rtS OR "!IN?.S S.1:IJCE THE LilST LOST-TIME IUJURY
Figures to October 31, 1947
Underground Ji}nployes Cal endar Dny s
Rock Springs No . 4
Rock Springs no. 8
Rock Springs No. 11
Reliance t{o. l
Reliance No. 7
15.'.3
1;6
20
8
108
Stansbury
No. 3 Seam
:Jo. 7! Seam.
r.:inton Uo. l
Winton No. 7i
203
72
501
582
superior D. o. Cl.ark
35
Hanna No. 4-A
8
Outside EmployeG Calendar Days
Rock Springs No. 4 Tipple
Rock Springs No. 8 Tipple
6,212
965
Rock Spring~ iit.>. 11 Tippl.e
602
Reliance Tipple
324
stanabury Tipple
l,016
Winton Tipple
6,U2
superior D. o. Cl.ark Tipple
Hanna No .
4-A Tipple
711
1,103
General. cutside I~ployea Calendar Days
Rock Springo
Reliance
stansbury
Y.inton
superior
Hanna
510
853
595
6.,009
657
4,384
�KEEP YOUR NALfE OFF 'i'HI~ LIST
The following employes, o~ account of their having
sustained a lost-time injury during the period .f'ro.m July 1.,
1947 to December 31, 1947, will not be eligible to participut e
in the drawi ng for the grand prize.,
hich mil be awarded at
t~e close of the six nonths' perio j ending December 31, 1947:
Rock Snriru£8
Carl 3tutchl!la.n
Felix Sit;ion
Reliance
James Blm.ond Ditton
Will;iam lt. Heilman
frcd Larson
~ansbury
Fern.'i.nd Guiaon
Fred Roberts
Superior
Juan tl. J>..>na
~
Chal"le~ V. Holden
Edward William Johnson
Joe ftivorn
�_' ~
SEPTEMBER
1~ Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
1947
(Estimated)
1946
497,000
4
124.,250
543,023
5
108,605
Period January 1 to September 30
Man Hours
Injuries
M:i.n Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
September 30., 1947
4.,207,608
17
247,506
4,276,027
51
83,844
�Rock Sprinze - Sept
err 30, 1947
111'.'• I. If. Bqleaa:
Dun.ng the
.i• .... l: of Septenbiu'., 19471 t here wore tour lo~t-tice
injurles on tl\a PfttparUea.,. no f ollows :
Jo.s tiwra
s pt ber 2, ,1947
Fernand r.iUiaon
AUSUSt 20, 1947·
Carl Stu.tebman
A ~t. :30, 1947
Charlea V. Hal.dell
Sept.ember 12, 1947
The toll in is n camp inon ot the record for the .aonth of
s pt,
er, l.9'47. and period J ~ l
to "'eptomb(U" 30, 1947, aith the
Sa'ne mnth and period of l.oat year:
Md I:ours
InJurlea
!!an HOUl":J Per InjtU7
Man l'..our5
Injuriaa
.,
Hours Per InJut.r
1947
(Letioated)
.!9A2.
4971000
543,023
l'-4,250
108,60.5
s
4
4,2CY/,608
17
247,506
,.
H. (;,
_...,.&
·.:i.;TON
!'"-• A.L H.
�.
INJURIES AND Miill HOURS BY unms
August , 1947
?&in Hour s
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springs No . ll
Rock Springs Outside
Total
!:An Hours
In.juries
Per Injury
8,400
15,608
23,880
0
0
0
0
0
No Injury
No Injury
No Injury
No Injury
No Injury
No Injur y
19,235
67.,12.3
Reliance Ho. 1
Reliance No. 7
Reliance outside
Total
41,200
92,421.
0
0
0
0
Stansbury Nos. l and 7½
stansbury No. 3
Stansbury outside
Total
34,208
l
Winton Nos . 1 and ?i
i' nton outside
Total
superior n. o. Clark
Hos. 7 and 7ft Seams
Nos . 9 and 15 seams
Superior-outside
Total
Hanna No . 4-il
Hanna cutside
Total
ALL DISTP..ICTS, 1947
ALL DISTRICTS, 1946
34,824
16,397
No Injury
Mo Injury
No Injury
.31,064
0
13,792
79,064
0
1
34, 208
No Injury
No Injury
79,064
45,288
0
0
0
No I njury
No Injury
0
No Injury
0
0
0
?lo Injury
Uo Injury
49,104
18,144
67,248
0
0
0
No Injury
No Injury
No I njury
459,lOJ
564,209
1
3
188,070
9,359
54,647
47 ,048
34,064
17,488
98, 600
~ro Injury
No Injury
459,103
�DJ.JURilt:i Arm U-1N HOUR$ BY M!NES
January 1 to August 31., 1947
~
Rock Sprinr.s No. 4
Rock Spri!Jgs No. 8
Rock Jpringa No. 11
Hours
65.,137
125,633
!njuries
1!an Hours
Per In.jurl
2
32,569
125, 633
Rock Sprin&s Cutside
Total
223.,530
162.,501
576.,801
1
1
0
4
Reliance ?!o. l
Reliance lie>. 7
Reliance Outside
346,816
321.,596
0
136.,680
0
Total
805,092
3
268.,364
259.,042
242,350
117,490
l
l
0
259,042
242,350
618.,882
2
Winton Nos. l and 7!
.317,935
Winton OUtuide
Total
71.,260
0
0
0
No Injury
No Injury
2
0
0
2
200,382
No Injury
stansbury r;os. l and 7!
Stansbury No. 3
stansbury C;utside
Total
superior D. o. Clark
3U9,19.5
3
223,530
No Injury
144.,200
t{o Injury
107,199
Uo Injury
No Injury
309,441
Uo Injury
Noa. 7 and 7, Seams
Nos. 9 and 15 Seamo
Superior OUtaide
Total
142.,604
831,386
Hanna No . 4-A
344,208
145,044
489,252
2
0
2
172,104
Hanna cutside
3.,710,608
13
3,733.,00J..
46
285,431
81,152
Total
AU. DIS'l'RICTS., 1947
,1.LL DISTRICTS., 1946
400,764
288,0113
No Injury
41.5.,693
Uo Injury
244,626
�STATE!!ENT SHOtil?.1} UULruliR OF CAL:ilIDAR DAYS WvnKED
BY DEPARTUElITS OR UI NES SINCE THE LAST LOST-TI2.!E l NJtJnY
Fibru.rea to Auaust '.31, 1947_.
Underg;;ound Employas Calendar Days
Rock 3prings
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springs No . 11
92
95
1
Reliance No. l
Reliance No . 7
527
47
Stansbury
l~o • .3 SeW!l
No. ?i Seam
142
16
Winton No. l
Winton ~ro . 7.i
440
521
superior D. o. Clark
ll4
Hanna No.
4-A
167
<AJ.tside Employes Calendar Da.zs
Rock Springs Uo. 4 Tipple
Rock Springs No . 8 Tipple
Rock Springe No. 11 Tipple
6,1;1
904
.541
~eliance Tipple
26.'.3
stansbuey Tipplo
955
7iinton Tipple
superior D. o. Clark Tipple
Hanna No. 4-A Tipple
. 6.,351
710
1,042
General outside Fmployes Calendar Days
Rella.nee
449
792
stanobtll'1'
\:71nton
5,948
Rock Springs
superior
Hanna
534
596
4,.323
�KZEP YOUR NAME OFF THIS LIST
The tollowing employ-es, on account or their having
SW:Jtained a loat-ti.Jn~ inJuri during the period from July 1,
1947 to December 31, 1947, will not be eligible to particip:3.te
in the drawing for the grand prize, ;-:hich will be awarded at
the close of the six months ' period ending December 31, 1947:
Rel iance
James Edmond Ditton
Fred Larson
b'tansbury
Fred Roberts
�AUGUST
1947
Man Hours
Injuries
lian Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1946
457,488
564, 209
1
457,488
3
188,070
Period January 1 to August 31
Man Hours
3,708,993
13
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, ~iyoming
August 30, 1947
285,307
<
3,733,004
46
81,1 52
�Rock SprioBs - August 30, 1947
Ur. I. N~ Bayless:
During t.he .month or August, 1947, there was one lost-time injury
on the propert.y, o.s follows i
Fred Roberts
August 4, 1947
The following ia o. comparison of the record for the month of
Augll6t, 1947, and period January l to August 31, 1947, uith the some month
and period of last year.
1947
JJan Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1946
457,488
564,209
l
3
188,070
457,488
Period January 1 to August 31
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
3,708,993
lJ
285,307
3,733,004
46
Original Signed•
H. C. LIVINGSTON
FCL/rt.
81,152
�INJUii.155 i,ND 'WJ HvUR~r BY MIHG:l
Jul.Jr, 1947
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springs Ho~ 11
Rock Sprlntts outside
Total
Reliance No. l
Relie.nce No. 7
Reliance outside
Total
Stansbury Nos . land 7~
Stansbury No . .'.3
stan.sbury Cutoide
Total
Hinton Nos. 1 and 71
\Tinton outside
Total
Unn Hours
Per ! !!Jurz
lian Hours
l!1lu.r:l.et;
5,536
10,152
20,064
0
0
0
0
0
Uo Injury .
Uo I njury
No Injucy
32,448
27,176
0
2
.No I njury
13, 508
13,0.58
72, 682
0
2
:36, 341
,21,944
ll,946
22, 784
No Injury
No Injury
No I njury
56,674
0
0
0
0
29,512
0
No Injury
0
0
.No Injury
17,495
53,247
7,063
36,575
No Injuey
No Injury
:Jo ! njury
No Injury
No Injury
porior D. 0 • . Clark
Nos. 7 and 7~ ~ea.ms
Nou . 9 and 15 Seams
Superior outside
Total.
Hanna No. 4-A
HlilUl& outside
Tot.al
ALL DISTRICTS, 1947
ALL DIS'l'RICTS, 1946
39.,400
26,272
16.,188
81,860
0
0
0
No Injury
0
No Injury
34,60o
16,393
0
No Injury
0
No Injury
.No Injury
51,001
0
352,0)9
514,391
2
5
no Injury
No Injury
176,019
102,878
�INJURii;S MID : _ . HuURS BY tuN'ES
January l to July 31, 1947
Ua.n Hours
Rock Springe No . 4
Rock Spr ings No . 8
Rook Springs No . u·
Rock Sprin s outsi de
Total
!.:!an Hours
I n.juries
56,737
2
28,369
l
l
110,025
110,025
199 ,650
143, 266
509,678
Rell&nce No . l
Reliance No . 7
Reliunce·cutside
:305,616
Total
286,772
Per Inju:rz
199,650
0
No Injury
4
127,420
0
No Injury
95, 591
120,28.3
J
0
No Inj).lry
712,671
3
237,557
stansbury ?los . 1 and 7~
Stansbury No . 3
Stansbury Outside
Toto.J.
224, 834
0
No Injury
211,286
103,698
l
0
211,286
Uo Injury
539,dlS
1
539,818
Winton i.~os . l and 7!
'Hinton C,uteicle
272,647
61,901
No I njury
1-.o Inj ury
Total
334, 5,48
0
0
0
2.
0
0
176,858
superior D. o. Clnrk
tlos. 7 and 7i 3elilDS
Noa . 9 and 15 Seams
superior outside
Total
Hanna lJo . 4-A
Hanna outside
Total
ALL DIS'rnICTS, 191+7
ALL DIS'mICTS, 1946
353,716
253 , 954
12~, 116
732,1a6
295,104
126,900
422,004
No Injury
No Injury
2
No Injury
366,.393
2
147,552
0
2
3,251,505
12
3,168,795
43
Ho Injury
2ll,002
270,959
73,69:r
�STATE:.r~rr SHuWING uuuu~m vF CALElIDAR DAYS .':L,::KllD
BY DEPARTUMS OR unms $INCi~ Tlm LAST LOST- TI?Jf<~ IHJURY
Figures to July 31, 1947.
Underground t:ibployes Calendar rya.ys
Rock Springe No . 4
Rock Springs No . 8
Rock Springs No . ll
61
Reliance No. l
496
Reliance .No . 7
64
71
16
stansbury
No . 3 Seam
No. 7! seam
lll
284
~'ii nton No . l
r;inton No. 7i
409
superior D. o. Clark
83
Hanna .No. 4-A
136
4'1)
outside E:nployes Calendar Daya
Rook Springs No. 4 Tipple
Rock Springs ?lo. 8 Tipple
Rock Springs Ho. 11 Tipple
6,l.20
873
510
Rella.nee Tipple
232
Stansbury Tipple
924
Winton Tipplo
superior D. o. Clark Tipple
Hanna No. 4-A Tipple
6,.320
679
1,011
General Outside .0nployes Calendar Da.,vs
Rock Springs
Reliance
Stanabuey
iiinton
~'Uperior
Hanna
418
761
503
5,917
565
4,292
�Ki.:.EP YGUR Nilt:E OFF 'IBI S LIST
The tollowing eaployez,, on uccount- of their having
sustained a 1.ost-timo injury duri~ the period from Juzy l,
1947 to ~ecembcr )l, 1947, ~ill not be eligible to participate
in the drc1.wing for the grand prize 1 v,hlch will be awarded at
the close ot the six months• period ending Dao~~ber Jl 1 1947:
Reliunce
Jnmes ~r..:d.oond llitton
• Fred Larson
/
�1947
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
~
354,900
514,391
2
177,450
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
�r-
Rook Springa - July 31, 1947
June 14. 1947
July 15, 1947
n-ed Larson
'!he tallOldng 1s ,, comparison of tho record tor the imnt.h of
Jul¥, 1947, and poriod. JllltU&J1 l to Jul¥ 311 1947, with the 8aelfl month am
period ot Lut. .rear:
JULY
1947 f.stima.t ed
354,900
Uan Houra
Injuri 8
.
uan Houra per WUX7
2
rn.4'o
f!tiod. Janum: 1 to Jy}...y: ,i
Oripc!~i
1 •. ~.
'1'~h 1i ~1 ,-:
�~
Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
1947
(Estimated}
1946
474,500
357,443
2
237,250
3
119,148
..Period January l to June 30
Man Hours
Injuries
.M:i.n 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:
Erminio Gatti
May ·Jl, 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 JO, 1947, with the same month and period
of last year:
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
1947
(Estimated)
1946
474,500
357,443
2
3
119,148
237,250
Period .January 1 to June 30
Man Hours
Injuries
.Man Hours Per Injury
2,896,876
10
289,688
2,654,404
38
69,853
Original Signed:
H. c. Livingston
HCL:rt
�).'
1947
(Estimated)
Man Hours
I njuries
Man Hou rs Per Injury
481,000
2
21;.0,500
1946<-, t.__
307,413
3
102,471
Period January 1 to May 31
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
May 31, 1947
2,440,306
8
305,03~
2, 296,961
35
65, 627
�ilock ..3pr ings - May 31, 1947
During the !!IOnth of r,f.ay , 19h?, there were t V10 lo s t - t ime injur ies
on the propert ie s, as f ollows:
Nick Avila
:Jay 9, 1947
Joe i-;avarro
:.!ay 21 , 1947
The fol l.owing is a comparison of the r e cord for the month of
IAay,
1947 and period January 1 to 'Jay 31, 1947 , with the sa!ne month and
period of last year.
1947 (Estir'la ted )
~::an !lours
In,iuries
M:an Hours per Injury
481,000
2
240, 500
1%.6
307,413
3
102,471
Period January 1 to ~!ay 31
'lan Hours
In j uries
~n Hour3 Per Injury
2,440,306
8
305, 038
2,296,961
35
65,627
v'ri ginal Signed:
H. G. Livingston
H~L:rt
�ttock ~prino1 - Ma,Y 12, 1947
'
w-. I . ~i . B~leas:
't ..• :;, ·LL•t.ing, nurnit.h, injury .mt.\ mGI1 hour
tato~t
for thu
mnth of ;~prU 1947; u . · o:.. 1 °cor.rt:at t:d Copy" or' Injur i es and. Uan Houro By
llintis tor the month. -=· . p ~ , lJaJ'ch,. l9l/l .
HC.L ; IID
�J
\MU)'
'
r:ock ~pringa No. 4
?.ock ~pri.n.c; 1, 1;,:, 8
r:.ock :,pr.in • No. ll
ltock .;prJnea Out idt;:
•. ot.al.
z.el
}Io. l
:1.ul.lanc:u Mo. 7
i.ol.1talce uut.uido
'rot~
bt&tusb~17 l«>&. l. and. 7l
~t811Bbw:-,y No. J
.i>tan b· -:, Ou: u uo
ot.al
i,int.on lloa. l aria ?¼
t~J.r..ton vut.aicia
'l'o't.al
~
rior o. o. ~lark
r a. 7 and 7~ .. ,. :
1
l to :"lPril JO, l 947
Um Hoars
;-o.r IeJurt
HoUJ.'a
J,,c;,~
70,).27
122,.10;
BJ,Jo.'3
JOCJ,o4l
l~~J74
181,809
72,;290
438,473 .
l.38,.:ns
129,990
61,534
l
0
0
J3,94tl
}Io .InJ ur.7
Q
.tJ O Inj ucy
!lo Injury
l
)00,641
0
rJo InJuey
l
161,
0
l
No lnjm,-
0
Uo Injury
l
0
;;.29.905
l
1;9,J8l
0
J),W+J
0
195,024
0
4)8,47)
l.::-.'9»99o
Uo lnjuey
.)29,90,
Mo InJW"1
rio Injury
Uo lnJury
l
.l.!>2; .L9 _
·
216,.342
0
- otal
72,470
W,J02
0
l
lW lnj LU";,'
!lo Injury
Han.11a No. 4-A
l7l,5~
2
Noa. 9 aD.(..l 15 ... v•
~uperior U\&tai.de
linuna uw.nic.w
~.tot.al
..LL l:i~T!tICT:.., 1947
ALL 01..>'1' i ~'Hi , 1946
2lb,J4'l
~/J,70J
245,26.l.
441, 002
65,779
2
tro InJury
l22,6;31
4
J2t>, 551
lt2,l73
0
J2
�J-.pril, 1947
i..::-11 Hou.rs
lnJurieu
:P i.:r lnJU!l
7,191
0
12,11 0.42
0
• no Injury
no InJuey
Ho lnjury
Ho lnjl.lcy
r.:o Injury
l!sn Hours
;;;.ock :;;pringa lio. 4
-:t,ock ~pring.o No. a
aocit .>printl No. il
Look .aprint;a U\4.t. 00
'rot.al
i(c.l.iti.nc o t.o. l
;..:oliancc o. 7
~ianoc Ou .Lie
Tot.o.l
23, 68
0
J.8,765
6.1.,?0u
0
0
.35, 442
0
No Injury
3J,25S
0
liO luj ur-.:1
Eo Injt.C"y
14,55J
SJ,250
0
0
Iio lnjury
~t.(j[lSb'lley flos. l an-d 7!
!:tansbur.v .,-.ic 3
~tan&buri Cut id
'rotal
as,us
0
25, 84&
l
25,848
12,475
64,441.
0
0
Uo Injury
No lnju.ey
...int.on ~ . l &.nd ?i
:.,int.an t;LLt. 1 •
'l'o <il
"JJ,1+71
6 , 060
41.,5).l.
0
no Injury
0
Uo InJux-y.
0
No Injur7
40,905
l
~u• .rlor 1,. o. Clark
0
•
7 all~ 7~ ;j.Cti!nO
Uo Injury
i.o,~os
Uo Injuey
Jo a: 9 t.nd l5 ~eat:18
Sup rJ.or Ou.L 1d
Tot.al
28,4)1
l5 1 8b5
0
0
85,20l
0
no. 4-A
.:J4,l91
lL,JJS
;o,~9
0
0
0
Ho luJury
~ , £>58
79~b1J
2
lO
19.3,J.29
l
Hanna Ou a.We
"iot.&l
t.J:J. L·llt'i'IU~T.. , l.91+1
ALi. t1.:ra1c·r... , 1~
No lnj u.ry
!.o IoJu.ey
Mo Injury
uo .Injtley
7,9~7
�'
.
'.ocit ~Prin.ti. Uo. 4
Jlpd mound l-,A2l&tc5
r~k .:..princG .'.::. a
;U>ck $prings no.
ll
. nd.a.r D@ZEI
ll2 •
J.h7
l98
ltelio.nce No. l
:t~ct. lfo • 7
4~
J2
~tanabury
No. J ~Eura
19
192
tto. 71 Ju~
... i.1.on t:o. l
Jl7
J98
. inton No. 1:
~llperior 0. O. CJ.srk.
19
Htu1na No.
44.
t.= ..
out
;i.Qek .Jpl"in.:Jt t:o. 4- Tipp.lo
Rock tiprinJD ~ ..... 8 Tipp.lo
l:cck Spr~i ~.. : Uc. J.l 'tipplb
d
;.?5:M?Ju& talend:ir Days
u,028
781
418
140
.:>t.anobu.ry Tipfle
8J2
~:intcn '1p u
So.porior D. o. Cltu-k tipple
~7
Hann.a Ho. 'r-~1. ~.:ipple
919
Outsid-0 ..;ee191cs ajondar O&p
dDCk !>pr.
IlW..uincv
~ t,
ur,
.-inton
~upc:rior
liann.a
�J
·:'hb
~~c "___ ,__;__ ._ C1J1Pl.cy'cs, on aecount o.t thair ho.Ying
U;:1t.~cd a ~f. - ·.. 1 .... 1n.}ur,1 during the ~ricd !ro;.i Jam1aey 1 1
l 947 t.o cl'un;.; JO, 1947, will not be w.iuibl to pa.rt.icip,.t..o iu t,b(..
..... _._ ,.; ·~· :for t.hG c1.·and pr ••c• which ,,ill l.-o o.·,Nll"dod !tot thu cloou
o.t t.he
nu oontbs ' pt>1·ioe1 '4W1nG Juno .30, l9J+7:
~ttm.eb::19
Holtarc .
ric.r
· ;:,upcrior
,.bole P.ottolo
�Jtarit.W".Y l to !m.Nh Jl, 1947
'. wck "'pZ'l.D+.,& uo. J.
-aock ~pr~ Mo. S
l.i.ock .iprin&9 No. l l
!i.cck ~pclnge Ou.taido
.l.iaU Hour,2
ln,juric.:e
20,7~?
;S,l.65
l
Uall Hours
i•ur InJm
:- ..i,
757
t.iG,415
0
0
Total
t>J+,578
247,9')~
0
Uo lnJury
t:o lnj w,,
tlo lnJw-y
l
247,935
UoU anr. u Mo. l
R.ullunce tjo. 7
148, 932
0
t:u lnjur;-
lt
Helianco Outside
Total
,5S4
'.>1 ,1)1
35!>,22:3
l
0
l
l.4S,!i54
~; u InJ I.U'Zr
J.55,22)
~t.Qab\U',Y Uoa . land 7~
ll.2,2 7
104,148
0
No Injury
49.05c;
265,4bit
u
~o Injury
t-fo I.nJury
12;,910
0
21,583
JSJ, 493
0
0
17>,4/I
12:;,7;9
!>6,60;
.3:55,801
0
0
0
0
tlo Injury
l'J'/,JQ7
S7,365
l94,7J2
2
0
2
v.J::1 1 684
i,o Injury
97, ;b6
•1,;72,048
1,909,675
4
39>.,lb2
22
~t.&n&bury No. J
!.>tMJSbw7 out.oide
'l'otri.l
.
•.. 1nt.on Nos. l am; 71.
··.inton outeid.e
total
iilporio:r o. o. Glark
Hos. 7 and. 7~ 5 aas
Uoa. 9 Wld 15 ~oanw
~lijr rior CLtW.iue
Total
ilanna Ho-. 'rA
Hanna. Outna.e
'l'otal
W, lll~ TlUCTiJ , J.947
AU. VLli'UlC'r;.., l 946
0
r.~ Wlll'Y
Ho Injury
Ug lnj Llr/
1;0 LnJucy
Uo lnjvy
Uo lujlll')'
No Injury
86 .,aoj
�.:.. L -, - .. ~ lL\M HOU~ Bl l!Dll,;t
~ch, l947
.tlan Hour
,·or lnJU£l
e,o·a
?..ock ..,prift~a :. .. • 4
Uo lnju.ry
;m, .. 2
0
0
0
0
'.i.oWl
7~;939
0
f~u Injury
No InJurJ'
ho lnJW'.Y
:l.illanoe No. l
nelian e 110. 7
~te:Uance Ou't.eidu
'let.al
t.u,50)
0
I,o Inj u.r."1
4b,'J.79
.. ,481
l ,-lb.)
l
JJ:, ,l?'J
0
nu" j ury
l
lll,loJ
36,468
0
J.2,L •~ ,
0
l.S,524
d4,S60
0
; ..... Inj IJl'f
luj t1r.Y
~. ... .ulJ ur.1
tfO lnjur,t
lb,065
ttOCk ... pr:...t:; _.. _ u ,. 8
1io<:k .., prin~~
• l.l
:;1,i21
!i.Oek _ •,rln1)S u\1t.si.r_u
~t.anobury t~oe. l aN.i
~'t.lul bury -~ ~. J
~t.nnskMlr1 vutrrl.do
71
'l'ot.el
'.Jintm 1;°' l u.nt1 7!
, Jnton Oilt idu
'fott.J.
!Jupol"ior u. V• ~lark
~oa. 7 and 7,.. tNWIUI
~oa. ~ und 15 ~~-:~
:;iuporior .;ut.si~e
• otu
Uao.na tto. 4-A
iiatmo. ~ t.lt.AidO
"
oJ.
;38, !iS.3
"',6!,2
""7, 23;
0
tlo .lnj11ey
,~'°
0
0
0
Uo IuJuq
llO lnJ\lr)'
0
0
0
0
Uo Injt117
ho InJur1
JCI lnjury
Bo inJur1
.:~ lnJur;y
·l
42,"8
0
l
tw lnJJ.U.'7
t,l1 2l.)
,~u. u.Ls~.a.;..-r~, 1947
2
246,.2&.l
:~l.i.. ~1.;.;. Uct~, l ~
b
lU0, 5.U
�-
Rock Springs - January 15, 1947
Trans.'llitting, herewith, injury and_man hour statements for
the month 0£ Decemb rand the period January l to December .31, 1946.
.
li0L:LZ
- • ,:;ir.a:I Signed:
H. G. UVINGSTON
�-------:----~~~--- - - - --
-------
IlJJURIES AND lli\U HOURS BY J!INI~S
Dece.r.ibe1·., 1946
},fan
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springs No. 11
Rock Springs Outside
Total
Houra
In:lu.ries
Man Hours
Per In.iu!:l
6,489
0
No Injury
1
0
16,821
Mo Injury
No In.Jury
16,821 .
22,212
20.,102
0
65,624
l
65,624
35·,703
39,141
0
No Injury
No Injury
Reliance No. 1
Reliance Ho. 7
Reliance Outside
Tota1
15,420 .
Stansbury Inside
Stansbury Outside
•rotw.
12.,3.32
\'Iinton No. l
Winton No . 7~
Winton Outside
Total
superior D. o. Clark
N~s . 7 and 7~ Seams
Uos. 9 and 15 Seo.me
Superior outside
Total
Hanna llo. 4-a
Hanna outside
Total
ALL DISTRICTS, 1946
ALL r rs~ ICTS, 1945
0
90,264
1
l
49,824
·l
15,420
90.,264
49.,824
62,156
0
l
No Injury
20,5ll
16,569
0
0
No Injury
No Injury
No Injury
No In,1ury
62,156
46,.323
0
0
43,8.39
31,743
0
0
91,460
0
No ~jury
Uo Injury
No Injury
No Injury
37,899
16,489
0
?Jo Injury
0
54,.388
0
No Injury
no Injury
410,215
3
7.
136,738
96,353 .
9.,243
15,878
674,469
0
�IUJUlU~S AND !WI HOU.tl.:3 DY m:NES ••
January 1 to December .31, 1946
Man Hours
Man Hours
InJurios
Rock Springs No. 4 '
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springe No. 11
Rock Springs Outside
Total.
92,313
24-6,924
314,865 .
286,031
940,133
l
9
10"
2
22
Reliance Ho. l
R liance Uo. 7
Reliance Outside
514,314
2
508,113
219,051
1,241,478
Total
630,486
Stansbury Inside
stanabu.ry outside
Total
161,227
791,713
Hinton No. l
Winton ?!o . 7~
269,676
300,609
Winton Outside
Total
\
superior D. o. Clark
Nos . 7 and 7} searae
Nos . 9 o.nd 15 seams
SUparior Outsido
Total
Hanna No . 4-A
Hanna Outside
Total
AIJ. i>ISTRICTS, 1946
ALL DISTRICTS, 1945
152,915
723,200
626.382
453,618
6
2
10
3
Per InJurl
92/313
27,436
31,487
. • 143,016
1.,2, 733
257,157
64,686
109.,526
~4,148
210,162
1
161,227
4
l'T/ 1 928
2
134,838
100.,203
3
0
Uo Injury
5
144,640
7 10
89,463
43,.362
0
17 •
Uo Injury
1,)08,074
508,896
214,.380
l
0
l
508,896
Uo ;tnjury
59
86
. 97,083
228,074
723,276
76,946
723,276
93,835
�I
...
STATE ~ snmUHG NUlIDER OF C LENDAR DAYS VIORKED
DY DEPii~T' ENTS OR ML JSS SINCE THE LAST LOST-TL'.E I NJURY
Figures to December 31, 1946
Underground limployes Calendar Dais
Rock Springs No. 4
Rock Springs No. 8
Rock Springs No. 11
329
47
Reliance No. l
Reliance No. 7
147
Stansbury
No. 3 Seam
No. 7½ Seam
47
•~inton No. l
r:inton No. 7l .
197
278
Superior D. o. Clark
50
Hanna I-Jo. 4-A
78
284
72
. 109
Outside &lployes Calendar Days
Rock Springs No. 4 Tipple
Rock Springs No. 8 Tipple
Rock Springs No. ll Tipple
5,908
661
298
Reliance Tipple,
20
Stansbury Tipple
?lt2
Winton Tipple
6,108
superior D. o. Clark Tipple
467
Hanna No. 4-A Tipple
799
General outside :&:nployee Calendar Days
Rock Springe
Reliance
stanabury
Winton
Superior
Hanna
206
549
291
5,705
353
4,080
�-§R YOUR NAME O•F Tl IS LIST
'ih~ f ollowing employee, on account of their having
sustained a lost-tilnc i n jury during tht: porlod from July l to
December )l,. .1..946, will not be eliaible to participate in the
d..r-a.wing for thu grand pri~e,. which will be a,varded ut the Semi-
Annual. Safety M oting.
f(OC:{ S?RINGG
Enoch Parton
IJavid L. r etrie
B rnard Todd
Chris L. Dadich
John D-0rigatti
Leonard Forsha,,
Edwardo Gomo2.
illiLL "i.NCE
Cucil ,,. l\InSden
Aaron .l)oneJ.o.v
Mike Dalen
Jack Fostor
Dave Guthcrcole
Albert L• .tta,J
!.>Ur.t.!UOtt.
Anton Gomik
Guerino Rir&zi
Henry Haglund
Nick Levar
George Nicolo!!
La• ~ockwell
Tony M. Trujillo
H.o bert J. Witt
Lawrence ~elinski
HANNA
.-
�Rock Springs - April 30, 1947
Mr. I. N. Bayless:
During the month of April, 1947, there were two lost-time i njur i es
on the properties as follows:
Howard Longerier
AJ:'ril 11, 1947
Abele Bettolo
Aoril 11, 1947
The following is a comP,arison of the record for the month of
A~ril, 1947, ar.d period January 1 to April 30, 1947, with the s~me month
and neriod of last year:
1947
(Estimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
1946
387,200
79,873
10
7,987
2
193,600
Period January 1 to April 30
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours . Per Injury
1,961,168
6
326,861
1,989,548
32
62,173
Original Signed:
H. C. Livingston
HCL:rt
�1947
~an Hours
Injuries
1ian Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1946
527,000
603,066
2
6
263,500
100,511
Period January 1 to :March 31
~an Hours .
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Uyoming
•J.iarch 31, 1947
l,607,085
4
401,771
1,909,675
22
86,803
�~
FEBRJ.JARY
1947
(Estimated)
Man Hours
1946
520,000
Injuries
598,062
10
59,806
1
Man Hours Per Injury
520,000
Period January 1 to February 28
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
1,094,059
2
547,0JO
1,306,609
16
81,663
Rock Springs, Vlyoming
February 28, 1947
- - - -- ----- -
�Rock Springs - Februnry 2~, 1947
Dur.ing the month of February, 1947, ther·e rm.a one lost-time
injur., on the properties, a.s :f'ollo\·:s s
Elmer E. Ehrhardt - FATAL
February 7, 1947
The following is n comparison of the record for the month of
February, 1947 nnd period January 1 to Februur-J 28, 1947, with the same
month and period ~f' last year:
FEBRU,\RY
Han Hours
Injuries
llan Hours Per Injury
194'7 ESTIMATED
12.42.
520.,000
l
598,062
10
;a,,ooo
59,806
PC'iod Januar, 1 to Februar.y 28
Uan Hours
1,.306,609
.
Injuries
Yan Hours Per Injury
Origin&\~
H. c...LW\NGSiOlt
Hat/rt.
16
81,663
�Rock Springs - March 13, 1947
?Jr. I. ?Z . Bayless:
Transmitting, here\·d th, mjury and .man hour statements
for the month of February and the period January l to February
"
28, 1947.
Original Signed:
Enc.
!i, C. LIVI NG~rm,
\ HCL:vt
-
-
�Jamtary l to February 28, l 947
Man Hours
r.ock Springe l!o. 4
Rock Springs 1:0. 8
Rock Springs Uo. U
Rock Springs outside
Total.
Per Injury
~!an Hours
In.juries
18~666
42,120
l
18,666
0
0
0
Uo injury
llo injury
Ro injury
l
171,996
0
llo injury
0
IJo injury
1-;o injury
67,194
44,0l.6
171,996
Reliance No . l
llelianoe J!o . 7
Reliance Outside
Total
102,429
102,.37;
39.. 256
244,060
0
0
stansbuey nos. l & 7½
Stansbury Uo. 3
Stansbury outside
75,789
?l,280
:33,535
180,604
0
0
0
0
t:-o injury
No injury
No injury
?Jo injury
87,327
lS,93l
0
0
0
}!o injury
No injury
l~o injury
120,195
85,365
.38,090
243,650
0
0
0
0
?Jo injury
No injury
?Jo injury
No 1njur:,
95.,139
38,378
l
95,139
0
No :tnju?7
lJ.3,.517
l
1,0 o,08S
1,306.,609
16
?otal.
t;int;on Noa. 1 A 718
•;int.on outside
Total
StlP3rior D• o. Clark
Mos. 7 and 7i sea.'ll.S
Noa. 9 and 15 sea.ms
sup0rior outsido
Total
Hanna. No. 4--A
Hanna 0¥tsido
To al
ALL OISTRIOTJ, 1947
ALL DTu"TRICTS, 1946
106,258
2
No injury
l.33,517
�_____
---- _ _ ,....---
mJOIUBS ANO UAn HOORS DY lUNES
fobruaey, 1947
Man Hours
llnn liours
InJu.riea
Per In1Ju.rz
!iock Springs ??o • 4
Nock Spring No. 8
Rocle Springs lo• ll
s,:361
0
17,</73
Rock Springs outside
Total
2l,069
79,317
0
0
0
0
?lo injury
No injuryNo injury
No injury
No injury
0
0
Uo injury
No injury
0
Rella.nee no . l
Reliance .No . 7
Reliance outoido
Total
stanabury nos. l & 7i
stnrusbury No. 3
31,914
48,942
47,862
115,326
0
?~o injury
I~o injury
.36,810
0
0
0
0
r~ injury
No injury
Mo injury
?-!o injury
18,522
34,479
Stansbury OUta!do
Total
16,179
87,468
:-anton nos . 1 t.,. 7~
1Jinton outside
'i'otal
39,897
8,630
48,527
0
0
0
No injul')"
l\b injury
No injury-
superior D. o. Clark
Nos. 7 and 7~ seams
Nos. 9 and 15 seams
SUporior Outside
39,700
17,886
57,150
0
0
0
0
No injur-.1
No injurJ
No injur.;r
Ro injury
-Total
Hanna No. 4-A
Hanna Outside
Total
ALL OISTaICTS, 1947
ALL DisTlllOT31 1946
llJ+,744
42,6e0
l
42,660
17,983
60,643
0
I!o inj11ry
l
6o,643
.506,02.5
598,062
l
lO
506,025
59,806
�~ YWjt µAUil OFF THIS Ll§T
The. .tollo. .:. \: •:. W>1" on account or hiu having
au.at.tun.••
--~ ~ _-: , •.
J
injurr; du.ring tha period from January
l., 1147 to Jw . . ., l947, will not bo-olir..;1.blc to parti.oipat.o
in the J.;.•:...1/ •-.' _·;.):.. th~ ;: ~•J"u priz , wh.:lob. 'Will be &Y:.ardod at
thu olone of t.h• ..; - r..onth:s' period ondmt: June ;O., 1947 :
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51.
l06
l37
ellnnco F:o . l
aoll.nncu l'Zo . 7
343
206
$ta.nsbury
No. 3 :;eam.
lb. 7~ seam
106
• "1inton No. l
-~;inton llo . 71
256
l.Jl
3J7
superior J. o. Clark
109
21
Gut
Rock S rings llo . 4 l'ippl.o
}«>Ck Jprin.cs t!o.
$ Tipplo
R.>ck Springs Uo. ll
ippl.e
do .;yploY'113 Cal.ondar ~ys
5.967
720
357
M:lie.ne TipJ?l.@
79
st.Mabury Tippl
?7l
'."i!nton Tippl.G
6;l67
superior .o. o. Clark Tip1:>le
526
Ranna I~ • .lrA Tipple
8,58
fE'Plor-'• calendru- Q&a
Roelt s l"ing
Holiancc
265
600
~tanabury
)50
:.,inton
v
or
s.764
412
P..annn
4.;l)9
�·-· • ' AND UAll HOOliJ BY un:ss
Ja.tllW:7., l 947
Rock.Spring uo. 4
aock Spring Ho . 8
Rock Springs No. ll
Rook Springs Cl!tuide
Total
Reli!l.nce No. 1
Uel.ianoe No. 7
Relirulce OUtaide
Totel.
st.an burf Nos. l &. 7~
~'te.nsb-i.1r-1 No• )
stanabury Outside
·rotal.
:'iinton Moo. l & 7 ½
"i;inton outside
Total
$Upe.rior o. o. Clark
•
llnn Hours
Injurico
10,305
24,147
35,280
22,947
9'J.,679
l
53,487
54,.51:,
20,734
128,734
:w.Jurx
10.,:305
0
No injury
0
0
No injuri;
1
(f)..,679
0
0
No injury
·o
No injury
rro injury
~ro injury
0
1;0 injury
0
0
93,136
0
tzo 1.njary
47,4:JO
0
0
0
No injury
lio injury
0
0
0
i:o injucy
10.,.301
57,731
63.045
45,657
Totn1
12&.,n
Htmnn tro. 4-A
)o,r
};o injury
lfo injury
No injury
38,979
36,601
l?,.3.56
Noo. 7 and 7i aewus
r.oa. 9 and l.,5 $0al'.!ls
superior OUts:Lde
uan Hours
.201 ~
0
fZo injury
Mo injury
No injucy
0
no injury
0
},,to injUr"✓
uruma outoide
Total
20,)95
72,874
0
0
No injury
ALL OISTRIC'Jm, 1947
A.LL OISTRICT3, 1946
574,059
700,';47
l
52,479
6
No injury
574,059
ll.8,091
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23
Hock Springo r.o. I+
.Bock Spring No. ~
Rock Spr
,
78
109
s No . ll
315
ROl.ionee No. l
ell.ance No. 7
178
stansbu17
No. 3 Seam
78
103
t'.o. 7½ seam
~1inton No. 1·
;Jinton No. 7i
226
uparior D. o~ Clnrk
81
Hanna no. ,4-A
140
309
o.it9¥c l:lploes Cnl.endar 03.ys
Rock .Sprinea Uo. 4
ppl.e
5,939
Rock Springa 1~ • U Tipp].
692
329
Reliance Tipple
;l
$tansbUey' Tipple
74J
F.ock
prin a ?!o. 8 Tippl
,;-;int.on Tipplo
superior o. o. Clark Tipple
J{nnM tb.
4-A Tipple
6,139
493
8:3()
Qenoral out ide &!J?lol!! C
nook spring
0
bUl",Y
·.:.1.nton
superior
Hor..na
237
500
.322
5,7'36
384
4,lll
r Daza
�KEEP Y003 NAME OP'F THIS LIST
The loUowiJl& employa on account o! his having
sustained o. lost-time injury during the period from Janu.&r'l
l, l.947 to Juno 30, l.94'/, ,rl.ll. not be eligible to part.icipate
in the drawing tor the grand prize~ which 1d.ll. be avrarded at
tho oloae or the six months• poriod endin6 June 30• 19471
ROCI< SPll!NQ§,
Nick Ycnko
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• I
THE UNION PACI ?IC COAL CO~::PANY
;.;/\.?'STY RECORD
and
1946 -
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See Ser.;ara.te Fi.lE': f or Saf etv / irst
Precaution and Program
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Omaha - December 26, 1946
Mro Ho C.. Livingston:
Your letter of December 23, together with
copy of letter from ¥.Lro Peternell, Safety Engineer,
. suggests action along the line that I had in mind in my
letter of December 16, ~.nd would suggest the.t you have
Mro Peternell and Mr o Tibbs develop in dets.il the kind
and cost of equipment they ·would require for this program,
keeping in mind that these are changing timeso
A general discussion of this su~ject 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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Mro I. N. B~yloss:
Your letter of date December 16, 1946, file 580, requesting
that ne continue to transmit stat,ement of injuries and man-hours wor~ed.___
per injur y for current month and· for the period, compared v;ith previous
year.
YJe will continue to do so.
Referring to last paragraph of your :tatter, suggesting that
we advise some method of keeping employes informed of progress in
accident prevention.
Vie are giving this matter due consideration
and we attach, hereto, copy of report by Safet:r Engineer Peternell,
dated December 20, 1946, this subject.
The first step in keeping the G.'llployes informed of progress
will be the posti~ of a large scale graph ut cc1.ch roin8, graph approximately 24" x 36", sho.-1ing in blnck the trend during the previous year
and in red the trend durin6 the current yea r, v1hich will be extended
by months by the Safety Department.
1::e will transmit copy of the graph
for your inspection at an early date.
We believe the visual items mentioned in Mr. Peternell Is
report have merit. . i'ie can obtain motion pictures for our safety 1IJ:1etings and we believe that photographs taken on the property, with scenes
staged for safety violation and pictures posted on bulletin boards,
would be helpful.
We shall be happy to have your reaction to Mr. Paternell Is
report and the first step of posting individual graphs at the mines.
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Omahn - December 16, 1946
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Mro Ha C. Livingston:
This Will a.cknowledge re9eipt of the statement
of injuries and man-hours worked per injury for November,
and for the period January 1 to November 30 1 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 empioye~ 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 stableo
Suggest .you discuss this matter with your staff and on my
next visit to Rook Springs would very much like to discuss
this and agree on a program.
�DECE.c.ffi3H
·1946
Han Hour3
Injuries
Ean Hours Per Injury
(Esti: .a.ted)
1945
Li-40,493
3
146,831
671.;., 469
PERIOD J AEU!i.ltY 1 TO DECjL:Bt...
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Uyom:i.ng
December 31, 1946
5,758,152
59
97,59~
7
96,3 53
30
8,069,790
86
93,835
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!.~:rn l:ours
Injuries
l!'.Ul Ho m Per Injul"27
:..:21n HoW-3
Injurioo
!~an !.ours :.:0x- I t"\]~!'.:r
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3
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�NOVEUBER
1946
(Estimated)
}.ian Hours
Injuries
Ean Hours Per Injury
406,000
3
135,333
1945
689,665
5
137, 933
PEiUOD JANUARY 1 TO NOVEMBER 30
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, "'. Jyoming
November 30, 1946
5,293,486
56
94,527
7,395,321
79
93,612
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1946
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1945
624,000
712,015
10
71, 202
4
156,000
PERIOD JANUARY 1 TO OCTOBER 31
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, V:yoming
October 31, 1946
4,900,027
53
92,453
6,705,656
74
90,617
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You hn,re copy of Mr. Bayless' letter of date Se pt ember 30th, Fi l e
580, concerning the number of lost-time acc idents occurri ng during the mon th
of Sept embe r .
Yfo are requesting that Mr . Peternell accompany ei t he r tir . Hur r ay
or Mr. Hu 6 hes to a.11 staff meetings durin€; t he ne xt t wo or t h r ee -week period .
You are to describe each lost-time injury and discuss s ame ,rith the staff,
impressing upon them the necessi t ~{ of eliminat i n g a re peti tion of the
accident's occurring.
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�SEPTE.i\ IBER
191+6
11:an Hours
Injuries
I.I:m Hours Per Injury
(Estimated)
1945
565,000
5
644,361
113,000
7
92,052
PERIOD JANUARY 1 TO SEFTE!.1BER. 30
.Man Hours
Injuries
Lan Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, 1:Iyoming
September JO, 1946
4,297,684
51
84,268
5, 993,641
64
93, 651
�Rock Springs - Septernbor 30JI 1946
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th o month of Se)tember , t here were five lo st -time
i.nju ie0 on ':,he properties > as follows:
Drrvid L. Petrie
Au gust 17 ; 1946
William E. Hill
Se pt ember 139 19L.6
Enoch Po.rton
S0ptember 3, 1946
B8rnard Todd
September 21 » l 9L,6
Anton Gornik
Sept ember 4D 1946
1'he following is a comparison of the r ecord f or the mont h
of September» 1946 and P3riod January l t o Scpt embe:i:- 30JI 1946, with
the same month and period of l ast ye~r:
1946 Est:ilnat ed
SEPTE?.:'.BE..q
lia.n Hours
Injuries
Mnn Hours Per Injury
565,000
5
113,000
644,361
7
92,052
PEfLIOD JANUARY 1 TO SEP''F&.iBER 30
J
lian !:-lours
Injuries
Man Hours Par Injury
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4,297,684
51
84,268
5,993,641
64
93.,651
�AUGUST
1946
l.!an Hours
I nj uries
r.Jan Hours Per InJury
(Estin~ ted)
1945
589,151
3
648,63?
9
196, 381~
72 ,071
I ErUOD J MlUJ'1RY 1 'l'C AUGUST 31
Ef~n Hours
I njur iG~
E:..i n !!ours l'er Injury
Rock Spri ngs, L'yoming
August 31, 1946
3,757,946
46
31,694
5,%9, 280
57
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Man Hour s
Injuries
:Man Hours Per Injury
1946
(Estimated)
1945
541,643
666.,839
5
9
108,329
74.,,093
PERIOD JANUARY l .iO JULY 31
1
Man Hours
Injur ies
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs., 'Wyoming
July 31, 1946
3,196,047
43
74.,327
4., 700.,643
48
97.,930
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rlr . I. N. Ba/ less:
Dur ing the month of June, there were t hree l os t -t ime
in juries on t h e properties, as follov1s:
John Perkovich
Jun e 17, 1946
Denver . White
Jun e 7, 1946
Elmer N. Mausen
Jw1e 20, 1946
The following is a comparison of t h e record f or the month
of June, 1946 and period Janua r y 1 t o June 30, 1946 , wit h the s ane
month and period of last year:
1946 ESTL. T~ T'i D
Man Hours
Injuries
If.an Hours Per Injury
380 ,000
1945
663,437
3
128, 333
73,715
9
PERIOD J ANUARY 1 TO JUNE 30
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
2,681,961
38
70,578
4,033,804
39
103,431
Original Signed:
H. C. Livingston
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1945
385,000
663, 43 7
3
128,333
73,715
_:'.:en fiou.r s
I n j u ries
L :'..,1. E01.: rs Pe r Injury
9
Pi!--:RIOD J_J-J'UAIIT 1 TO J1J1ii:3 3 0
Lan Eours
Injuries
t _a n Ho, rs Per Injury
2,681,961
•
4 ,033, 804
38
39
70,578
103, 431
Rocle Springs, :iyoming
June 30, 1946
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Men Hours
Injuries
~fan Hours Per Injury
1946
(Estimated)
1945
35 1,000
682 , 360
3
5
117,000
136., 472
PERIOD JJ\..NUARY l T'O TuiAY 31
Man Hours
Injuries
!:Ian Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, 17yoming
:t,Iay 31, 1946
1946
(Estimated)
1945
2.,340,548
35
66.,873
3.,3 70, 36 7
30
112, 346
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Omaho - H:iy 9, 1 %6
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H. C. Livingston:
Yours of Hny 6, .ittaching vr. PeterP-ell ' s report, of
lost. -.ir:1c injuries counted for J\.pril:
I a@"ee i'Jith ,you tbnt this makes om-- co.. .:1rison
lee:£ as thou,.:;h we nre allm'1ing our safety progr an to go by
dofa.ult.
Mi I hnve 1,: entioned to you ;i. nwnber of timeo du~
inc; the past fen months , it vdll p1,obabl:,r be neccssn .,.. to
roor:;unize
our Safety Dep3.rtment and endeavor to create a
greator active interes t in cur oporating staff and th0 entire
orgnnization.
'Ihore uppe.::.rs to have bee n a complete l etdonn
since the Y;al'.
Murray and Ur. Eu_choo r1ith tho vicr,i of all of us discuGsin:;
( Sgd. ) I. ,i . Bayless
�580
Omaha - M&y 9 , 1946
Mr . H. C. Livingston:
Yours of l~Iay 6, attaching Mr . Petern~ll 1 s
report of lost time injuries counted for April:
I agree with you that this makes our compari-
son look as though we a.re allowing our safety program
to go by defc,ult.
As I ha-ve mentioned to you a number of
times during the pa st feiv mo nths, it will probably be
necessary to reorgani ze our Safety De partment and endeavor
to create a greater a ctive interest in our operating
staff and. the entire organization.
There appears to have
been a complete l~tdown since the war.
Suggest that you discuss thi~ matter wi th Mr .
Murray e.nd Mr. Hughes with t:rie vie1.,r cf all of us di s cussing the complete safety program on my next visit to Rock
Springs.
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wr. I. N. Bayless:
'.1e are ntt.aching, hereto, report of lost-time injuries
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report concernine; the status of four injuries which were counted
ns lost -t:L~e accidents during the month of April, men involved
havine non been r c::? leased for n ork.
All injuries counted ,·1ere carry overs from the months
of February an.ct Uarch, 1946 and we feel that had the mines been
workin8 during the month of ) ri
several of t he lost-time injuries
could have been avoided by huvin.3 the n:.cn return to work.
Our safet~.r performn.nce to date,in vier.r of the .t1pril
record, is very discouraging and a Herc ulean effort will h s.vc
to be expended by one and tll concerned to b . .·ing same up to .
an expected perfonrJD.nce.
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__ . !: . C. Livingston:
Hercwi-th re port on injury c ases counted as lo ct-~ir1~ 2.ccid~mt s dur ing the month of
pril:
HOLLIS KilID:WUGH, Reliance Ho.
7 1 iine, injured
:~arch ll~, 1940, sustained fractured second ::ietatarsa l, left
foot., and :,as rel0c1sed A~)ril 22, 1 946 .
This man has l eft
tr e service of the Corr..pany ..
RUDOLPH F:cm.:ELI JI. . Heliance ' '.o . 7 1.! ine, injured ~;arch
19, 1946, sustained conpounl frn. cture of ri£;ht !:.humb .'.l.i."l:l ':las
released i\pril 23, 1946 .
Seam, injUl•ed March 27, 1946, s ustained evuls cd un:l crushed
tip of ri6 ht, third fin~er v.;hich 11as ..u:iputatcd .
l'ii." . ;\clciy
advised r:1e by telephone thnt Oro Hen ' :-icks v:ould release Floyd
as of April 20, 1946.
H,U. S!\.Ui':J~RS, :leliD.ncc !lo. 1 dine, sustained
punctured wound, loft foot, und r:ns relea sed /lpril 22, 1946 .
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APRIL
1946
(Estimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
l:Ian Hours Per Injury
81,661
10
8,166
1945
610,184
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87~169
PERIOD JANUA.l."1Y 1 to i~RI L 30
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, cyoming
May 4, 1946
1946
(Estimated)
1945
1,991,336
32
62,229
2,688,007
25
107,520
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phyeieion.
the '.:lf t. of ocourrc.nc or t;ct;;, ohou.1
b, i rotost.cd in oil caooo.
In gen ruJ. 1 o c und all ouot r-.,coenize th~ fact ti:mt it io £bt1ol· tol.y
to
e t u :,rip on tlw c.:.ncr~l oufcty pcrrorr::.:moG , t all cl.otr.ictso
e.ro re uoatin~ U1 t you discuss this 1 .lttcr ver;; frankly t,ith tline ~uper-
intundents and all su;i rvloor:i' r,cr~onnol.
• ntlly tidviec your :-.ct. od of h ndlin_c.
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Or.w ho. - ! ,pril 2, 1946
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Omaha - April 2, 1946
Mro Ho Co Livingston:
Your letter of March 31, reporting lost-time
i n juries; date January l to March 31 shows 87D973 man-shifts
for 1946, and 115,435 for 1945, same period.
It is absolutely necessary that 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 follot-.ring up as he should
on men reported .as receiving hernias and slight injuries.
You should also have it distinctly understood by the
supervisory staff 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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1946
(Estimated)
Man Hours
628,800
Injuries
l\.'lan Hours Per Injury
104,800
1945
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PERIOD JANUARY l TO MARCH 31
Man Hours
Injuries
LT.an Hours Per Injury
Rock Springs, Wyoming
March 31, 1946
1946
(Estimated)
1945
1,935,409.,.
22
87,973
2,077,823
18
115,435
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1946
'120..,0~
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240,028
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�Rock Springs - February 28» 1946
Nir~
Io No Bayless:
During the month of February, there were ten lost-time
injuries on the properties, as follows:
Jose Eo Sisner9s
January 31 1 19L~6
David G+ Paton
January 14, 1946
Felipe L. Chavez
January 14, 1946
Speros G. Heretakis
February 4, 1946
Bob Ruybal
February 13, 1946
Evan Thomas
February 15., 1946
Judge Jackson
January 16, 1946
Frank Florian
December 23, 1945
Frank Potochnik
February 5, 1946 _
George Sandoval
November 10, 1945
.The following is a comparison of the record for the month
of February, 1946, and period January l to February 28, 1946, ,dth
the same month and period of last year:
FEBRUARY
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours per injury
1946 ~Estimated)
16,000
10
61.P600
1945
624,050
10
62,405
PERIOD JANUARY l TO FEB.-q,UARY 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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clir.:: in aon tll ifts worked per injury, al.so high severit7 rnte
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,... various districts in the immedi.:.tc
tuNl, CflijA11n.eizin • sa.t'oty and develop
a. spirit of enthusiasm and cooporntion iu our
r ot.7 pro,:;ra::i. It will bo
necessa.r:,, to expend ovary effort to re3&in f.. ho status which .. ,_, rormcrly enjoyed.
I shall be happy to nttend ony metin,;s with you -apon ohort notice ..
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Omah.a - February 12, 1946
Mr. R. C. Livingston:
The safety record for January, 1946, shows a
further decline in man-shifts worked per injury, and •with
one fatality, it indicates that we are not off to any too
good a start for the year 1946.
Therefore, I would suggest that you ask Mr.
Murray, Mr. Hughes and Mr. Peter•nell to attend local staff
meetings at all districts in an effort to work up some
enthusiasm in our safety program.
You realize, of course,
that it is easy to lose ground, but requires definite
effort to regain lost ground.
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1946
(Estimated)
Man Hours
Injuries
Man Hours per injury
1945
706,000
733.,689
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146.738
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ll 7,667
Rock Springs., Wyoming
Januery 31., 1946
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I.N. Bayless, H.C. Livingston, F.J. Peternell
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7.5" x 4" booklet containing the program information, and a 5" x 8" letter invitation to the event. In fair condition, some staining and damage to material, but still legible.
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