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Date:  8th March 1902
Colliery:  Benwell, Charlotte Pit
Company:  W. Cochrane Carr
Cause:  Fell down shaft
Lives Lost:  2
Category:  


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Hazon, Thomas Henry, aged 36, Shaftman, while employed renewing and repairing the timber in a shaft which had been deepened from the Beaumont to the Brockwell seam, they were suddenly precipitated down the shaft owing to a side "bunton" giving way which was partly supporting the temporary scaffold upon which they were working ; an examination afterwards proved that this bunton was only secured to the deals by a nail, after the men had sawn through the wooden guide to which the bunton had been bolted ; they had been repeatedly warned to examine the buntons on which the scaffold was placed, and also to use a check scaffold six feet below, but they do not appear to have adopted the latter precaution in this case

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Oliver, John Hunter, aged 35, Deputy, while employed renewing and repairing the timber in a shaft which had been deepened from the Beaumont to the Brockwell seam, they were suddenly precipitated down the shaft owing to a side "bunton" giving way which was partly supporting the temporary scaffold upon which they were working ; an examination afterwards proved that this bunton was only secured to the deals by a nail, after the men had sawn through the wooden guide to which the bunton had been bolted ; they had been repeatedly warned to examine the buntons on which the scaffold was placed, and also to use a check scaffold six feet below, but they do not appear to have adopted the latter precaution in this case

 
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