Mining Products




Jackleg safety and mechanization

By: MacLean Engineering Views: 3965Downloads: 134
Author: Adam Howse, Business Development Manager, Western Canada and United States, MacLean EngineeringWhitepaper/Case Study

483 MSHA reportable injuries involving jacklegs occurred at US mines between 2003 and 2012, according to a recent study published by NIOSH (Clark et al., 2016). And these are just the reportable injuries - if you consider the “Heinrich Safety Triangle”, this can be viewed as the tip of the iceberg. What are the options for mechanization?

Download




Related Resources

Pipe Handling Safety
BY: MacLean Engineering

Blog post on pipe handling safety in the underground hard rock mining environment. View more


Using water power for ore fl ...
BY: MacLean Engineering

High pressure water as an ore flow solution: A mining innovation partnership between MacLean Engineering and Newcrest's Telfer mine in Western ...View more


The re-electrification of un ...
BY: MacLean Engineering

Prohibitive ventilation costs as mines go deeper and concerns about worker health and safety are ushering in a new era in propulsion options for ...View more


Block caving: When real life ...
BY: MacLean Engineering

Drawpoint hang-ups represent significant impediments to getting the resource out of the ground in the safest, most expedient way, while oversize ...View more


Publishers