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m., Diego Resendiz, a 21-year-old Laborer/Equipment Operator with over one year of mining experience, got in the cone crusher and falling material allured him below the feed hopper. Resendiz was rescued and died the next day. The mishap took place due to the fact that Hi-Grade Materials did not: 1) develop safe treatments to clear clogs in feed hoppers or bins, 2) provide access to locations from which clogs could be cleared securely, 3) offer mechanical devices or other reliable methods to prevent and/or safely clear obstructions, and 4) properly train miners in entry to bins, hoppers, tanks or comparable areas.

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owns Hi-Grade Materials Co. who runs the HJ Hove mine located in Indio, Riverside County, California. Miners excavate, crush, and screen construction sand and gravel at this website. The mining company sells the product to the general public and supplies a cement all set mix plant nearby to the mine website. The primary officers for Robar Enterprises at the time of the accident were: Jonathan D Hove ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Secretary/Treasurer The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA )last finished a routine mine assessment of this website on October 10, 2019. The 2019 non-fatal days lost( NFDL) incident rate for HJ Hove was 0, compared to the nationwide average of 0. 69 for mines of this type. DESCRIPTION OF THE Mishap On August 18, 2020, at 4:00 a. Jacob De, Ruiter, Supervisor, provided work tasks to Andres Aguilar, Crusher Operator; Jose Flores, Laborer/Equipment Operator; and Resendiz to clear the cone crusher and the feed hopper because of a clog that occurred the previous day. At roughly 4:45 a. m., the three miners began to remove the clog by removing rock by hand from the cone crusher (see Appendix C).

m., the miners eliminated the majority of the rock beyond the hopper discharge loop. Resendiz climbed down over the rock guard onto the crusher mantel, kicking small material down and handing large product out to the other 2 miners. At  Also Found Here :15 a. m., Aguilar observed rock starting to drip and tried to caution Resendiz to go out.

Aguilar and Flores attempted to prevent rocks from striking Resendiz and called out on the radio for assistance. Aguilar's and Flores' attempts to stop the material flow did not work and the product further swallowed up the victim. At 6:38 a. m., Juan Avila, Laborer/Equipment Operator, called 911. At 6:50 a.