Membership and operating status are from the latest MSHA Mines snapshot. Open a mine for its ownership history.
MSHA OPERATOR ID0051098
MINE PORTFOLIO
3 of 3 mines and facilities
2025-01-01 – 2026-10-17. Active records; production reporting is not required.
Material, method and type filters apply to this table. The portfolio’s status applies to the entire page. GEM fields describe their own release, not the selected MSHA year.
Bastrop, TXSurface · MSHA: Construction Sand and Gravel
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15
1
46.0
Production and hours sum available quarterly reports. — means unavailable; zero safety records means none in the selected imported period. Ownership reflects the current MSHA record.
LOCATION
Portfolio map
3 of 3 mines with usable MSHA coordinates. Select a marker to open a mine.
Database snapshot · 2026-10-17. All 3 mines listed under this operator were checked; 0 have reports in the available quarters. Totals use current ownership.
Coal production
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reported short tons
2025 Q1—No usable value reported
2025 Q2—No usable value reported
2025 Q3—No usable value reported
2025 Q4—No usable value reported
2026 Q1—No usable value reported
2026 Q2—No usable value reported
2026 Q3—No usable value reported
2026 Q4 *—No usable value reported
Hours worked
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reported employee hours
2025 Q1—No usable value reported
2025 Q2—No usable value reported
2025 Q3—No usable value reported
2025 Q4—No usable value reported
2026 Q1—No usable value reported
2026 Q2—No usable value reported
2026 Q3—No usable value reported
2026 Q4 *—No usable value reported
Tons per hour
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production ÷ hours worked
2025 Q1—No usable value reported
2025 Q2—No usable value reported
2025 Q3—No usable value reported
2025 Q4—No usable value reported
2026 Q1—No usable value reported
2026 Q2—No usable value reported
2026 Q3—No usable value reported
2026 Q4 *—No usable value reported
Missing values appear as —. Totals use available reports. Tons per hour requires production and hours for the same quarters and a nonzero hours total. * Striped bars mark partial mine coverage or an incomplete quarter. See the table for coverage.
Quarterly data and reporting coverage
Quarterly production, employment and reporting coverage for Texas Aggregates LP
Quarter
Coal (short tons)
Hours worked
Tons / hour
Avg. employees
Coverage
2025 Q1
—
—
—
—
No report
2025 Q2
—
—
—
—
No report
2025 Q3
—
—
—
—
No report
2025 Q4
—
—
—
—
No report
2026 Q1
—
—
—
—
No report
2026 Q2
—
—
—
—
No report
2026 Q3
—
—
—
—
No report
2026 Q4
—
—
—
—
No report
Safety and enforcement
2025-01-01 – 2026-10-17
Violations
37
14 significant & substantial (S&S)
2025 Q117
2025 Q23
2025 Q32
2025 Q40
2026 Q18
2026 Q25
2026 Q32
2026 Q4 *0
Accident records
5
0 records classified as fatality
2025 Q10
2025 Q21
2025 Q33
2025 Q40
2026 Q10
2026 Q21
2026 Q30
2026 Q4 *0
Proposed penalties · USD
9,427.00
37 of 37 violations with amounts
2025 Q13,533
2025 Q2871
2025 Q3302
2025 Q4—
2026 Q11,741
2026 Q22,446
2026 Q3534
2026 Q4 *—
On-site inspection hours
115.00
14 inspections · 14 with hours
2025 Q135.25
2025 Q211.75
2025 Q314.00
2025 Q418.00
2026 Q114.50
2026 Q212.75
2026 Q38.75
2026 Q4 *—
Counts are published records, including contractor records. * The quarter was incomplete at the snapshot date; recent counts may rise as reports arrive. — means no reported amount or hours. Portfolio totals use current membership.
Quarterly safety data
Quarter
Violations
S&S
Proposed USD
Accident records
Fatality records
Inspections
On-site hours
2025-Q1
17
11
3,533.00
0
0
5
35.3
2025-Q2
3
0
871.00
1
0
1
11.8
2025-Q3
2
0
302.00
3
0
1
14.0
2025-Q4
0
0
—
0
0
3
18.0
2026-Q1
8
2
1,741.00
0
0
1
14.5
2026-Q2
5
1
2,446.00
1
0
2
12.8
2026-Q3
2
0
534.00
0
0
1
8.8
2026-Q4 *
0
0
—
0
0
0
—
Most cited CFR sections
All violations issued in the selected period. Counts combine subsections.
HANDLING OF MATERIALS · NO DYS AWY FRM WRK,NO RSTR ACT
Accident narrative
While installing a guard cover on the #1 shaker motor, the cover dislodged pinching the miner's left hand. The miner pulled their hand from the pinch point revealing cuts and bruising to their pointer, middle, and ring fingers. Miner went to urgent care where the cuts were cleaned and glued shut. Miner then returned to shift.
DISORDERS (PHYSICAL AGENTS) · OCCUPATNAL ILLNESS NOT DEG 1-6
Accident narrative
EE was walking from secondary shaker to the tool room when EE began to feel weak and thought EE might pass out. EE was told to rest in the office with AC. EE continued to feel worse and was taken to Urgent Care where EE was treated with an IV for dehydration. EE was then sent home to rest until 9/2/2025.
Employee was moving a mobile crusher when, after hearing a pop from the tracks, a sliver of metal struck them in left cheek causing them to bleed. Witness quickly applied a nearby rag and drove them to the hospital where the metal was removed, the wound was cleaned, and stitches were applied.
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.
CFR headings link to the current Title 30 index; they are not historical legal determinations.
SELECTED PORTFOLIO
1 linked controller.
Relationships reflect the selected mine status and current MSHA controller/operator fields.