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An unplanned interruption of the normal mining process that endangers life Mine Emergency 25/02/2019
ORGANISATION PLANS OF ACTION SIMULATIONS & DRILLS 25/02/2019
AVAILABILITY ACCESSIBILITY ABILITY GOALS OF PREPAREDNESS 25/02/2019
PROGRAM DIRECTOR RESCUE ACTION DIVISION ADVISORY DIVISION TECHNICAL DIVISION SURFACE SUPPORT PROGRAM DIRECTOR 25/02/2019
DEVELOP THE ORGANISATION ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA EVALUATE 25/02/2019
DEVELOPING THE ORGANISATION Areas of Responsibility Positions Needed Assigning Personnel Organising the chain of command DEVELOPING THE ORGANISATION 25/02/2019
ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA Planning and Organizing each Division of operations Designing position descriptions Developing and scheduling mine emergency activities ESTABLISH THE CRITERIA Training & Planning 25/02/2019
Capability of Performance Examining Organizational Needs Evaluating Staffing Needs Updating the Chain of Command EVALUATE Capability of Performance 25/02/2019
CONTROL CENTRE NOTIFICATION PLAN FIRST AID/SECURITY SUPPLIES COMMUNICATION INFORMATION SUPPORT RESCUE ORGANIZATION TRANSPORTATION CONTROL CENTRE 25/02/2019
CONTROL CENTRE NOTIFICATION PLAN COMMUNICATIONS RESCUE ORGANIZATION TRANSPORTATION FIRST AID SECURITY SUPPORT – PERSONNEL/EQUIPMENT INFORMATION CONTROL CENTRE 25/02/2019
ADVISORY COMMITTEE CONTROL CENTRE MANAGEMENT GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL FIRE & RESCUE SAFETY ENGINEERING ADVISORY COMMITTEE CONTROL CENTRE 25/02/2019
RESPONSE LEVELS CONTAINMENT NOTIFICATION MOBILIZATION DEPLOYMENT 25/02/2019
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MINES RESCUE CONCERNS TYPES OF EMERGENCY UNDERGROUND ACCESS TYPES OF HAZARDS & DIFFICULTIES MINES RESCUE CONCERNS 25/02/2019
HOW DO WE KNOW BEFORE HAND HOW ANY TEAM OR MEMBER WILL RESPOND? 25/02/2019
WILL MANAGEMENTS. RESPONSE BE APPROPRIATE. AND TIMELY TO CONTROL THE WILL MANAGEMENTS RESPONSE BE APPROPRIATE AND TIMELY TO CONTROL THE EMERGENCY BEFORE IT ESCALATES INTO A CRISIS OR DISASTER? 25/02/2019
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LOCATION:. 10 Mi. North of Orangeville, UT. above 160 Mi LOCATION: 10 Mi. North of Orangeville, UT above 160 Mi. SE of Salt Lake City OWNED BY: Utah Power & Light Co. OPERATED BY: Emery Mining Corporation (A Subsidiary of Savage Industries, Inc.) WILBERG MINE - I.D. # 42-00080 25/02/2019
GENERAL MINE INFORMATION Coal Seam: Hiawatha Seam Thickness: 6 to 15 feet Mining Height: 8 feet Employees: 321 Total 290 Underground 31 Surface Coal Usage: Steam Coal GENERAL MINE INFORMATION 25/02/2019
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23/12/84: MINE COMPLEX ABANDONED 24/12/84: AUXILIARY FAN SHUT DOWN 25/12/84: FIRE AT 1st SOUTH PORTALS 26/12/84: FIRE AT 3rd EAST PORTAL TEMPORARY SEALING STARTS 29/12/84: TEMPORARY SEALS COMPLETED PERMANENT SEALS COMPLETE, 1.5 WKS 13/02/85: RE-ENTERED MINE 25/02/2019
RECOVERY STATISTICS TOTAL HOURS WORKED: 290,000 TOTAL HOURS WORKED UNDER O2: 4,590 NO. OF TEMPERATURE SEALS: 141 NO. OF AIRLOCKS: 28 NO. OF PERMANENT SEALS: 92 MILES OF ENTRY RECOVERED: 54.2 TOTAL REPORTABLE INJURIES: 11 REPORTABLE INJURIES UNDER O2: 0 RECOVERY STATISTICS 25/02/2019
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