Mountain Cement Company LLC safety activity
MSHA violations, accident reports and inspections across the current mine portfolio.
Safety activity
Housekeeping.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.20003(a) · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $2,936.00 proposed penalty
Illumination of surface working areas.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.17001 · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $883.00 proposed penalty
Safe access.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.11001 · $592.00 proposed penalty
Regular Safety and Health Inspection
Mountain Cement Company · 4800007112.5 on-site hours reported
Machinery, equipment, and tools.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.14205 · $267.00 proposed penalty
Eye protection.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.15004 · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $151.00 proposed penalty
Access to stationary electrical equipment or switchgear.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.12019 · $177.00 proposed penalty
Insulation and fittings for power wires and cables.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.12008 · $592.00 proposed penalty
Verbal Hazard Complaint Inspections
Mountain Cement Company · 48000076.5 on-site hours reported
Housekeeping.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.20003(a) · $3,184.00 proposed penalty
Housekeeping.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.20003(a) · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $3,184.00 proposed penalty
Machinery
Mountain Cement Company · 4800007No dys awy frm wrk,no rstr act
Accident narrative
While cutting and welding on a manlift, an employee developed lower back pain. After notifying their foreman and resting, they sought medical attention. A safety representative escorted them to a clinic, where a physician diagnosed a lower back sprain. Employee was prescribed medication and stretching exercises
Machinery
Mountain Cement Company · 4800007No dys awy frm wrk,no rstr act
Accident narrative
EE was lubing up a "Pile Shackle" as preventative maintenance, the pin was in the "out" position and the pin was dislodged. EE held the pile shackle with EE's left hand to keep it stable and was greasing with EE's right hand, the pin pinched EE's nail off and also part of the tip of the pointer finger.
Machinery
Mountain Cement Company · 4800007Days away from work only
Accident narrative
EE was giving signals by radio to the crane operator, gave command to "hold it" 3 different time and the crane continued to boom up. The brace that was rigged and to be connected had too much pressure, was being held with spud wrench, flung the brace around and struck EE inside the right forearm causing a 5"2" laceration.
103 (g) Written Notification Hazard Complaint Inspectio
Mountain Cement Company · 48000078.3 on-site hours reported
Spot Inspection
Mountain Cement Company · 48000074.0 on-site hours reported
Verbal Hazard Complaint Inspections
Mountain Cement Company · 48000079.0 on-site hours reported
Inspection.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.4201(a)(1) · $151.00 proposed penalty
Inspection.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.4201(a)(2) · $151.00 proposed penalty
Identification of power switches.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.12018 · $151.00 proposed penalty
Safe access.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.11001 · $151.00 proposed penalty
Electrical conductors.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.12004 · $151.00 proposed penalty
Handling of materials
Mountain Cement Company · 4800007No dys awy frm wrk,no rstr act
Accident narrative
Employee was shoveling dust with other employees in a tight location when they were hit on side of head by another employee causing their goggles to become dislodged. When this happened, injured employee was exposed to dust that irritated their eyes.
High-pressure hose connections.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.13021 · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $755.00 proposed penalty
Berms or guardrails.
Mountain Cement Company · 480000730 CFR 56.9300(a) · $151.00 proposed penalty
Sources and definitions
MSHA Violations (issue date), Accidents (accident date) and Inspections (begin date).
Violation titles use current CFR headings to identify the cited rule; they are not the inspector’s account of what happened.
Status is from the current MSHA Mines snapshot, not the selected reporting period. Closed records can retain their last reported controller/operator.
Counts describe published rows, including contractor records; accident records are not distinct incidents or numbers of people injured.
Zero means no matching records in the imported sources, not proof of no events. Historical coverage differs by source; absence before a source begins reporting is not a zero incident rate. Invalid or absent dates and records after the snapshot are excluded.
S&S means SIG_SUB=Y. Fatality records use DEGREE_INJURY_CD=01. Proposed penalties are not final assessed or paid amounts; missing dollar values are omitted.
Inspection hours are SUM_TOTAL_ON_SITE_HOURS attributed to the inspection start date, without supervisor/trainee hours. Missing hours are omitted; a started inspection may still be open.
Portfolio totals use current mine membership, including events before the current owner or operator's tenure.