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Try; ~r ~~~~~~~~ ~l~. Box 187 Craig, Colorado 81626 (3Q3) 824-4401 June 29, 1983 It is hoped that you will find your tour of Trapper !line both informative and interesting. We take pride in our operation, placing safety first and oro- duction goals second. Please find attached some general information sheets about our mine and mine area along with the information below: I. Safety Goal 1) To work safely with no lost-time accidents each year. We are cur- rently at a total of 102 days without a lost-time injury for the entire mine. 2) Trapper's excellent safety record resulted in three separate awards during 1982--"The Sentinel of Safety Award," presented by the Mine Safety and Health Administration and the American Mining Congress; an "Award of Honor," presented by the National Safety Council; and the "Award of Honor for Large Surface Operations," from the Colorado Divlsion of Mines. II. General 1) Trapper is the third largest producing coal annual production of 2.3 million tons. 2) There are three active pits on the minesite. 3) Four main seams are presently being mined: occurring in both Q and R Seams. 4) Dip line mining is practiced. mine in Colorado with an H, I, Q and R with splits 5) All coal is delivered to the Craig Generating Station at a grade of about 9800 Btu per pound. III. Major Mining Equipment 1) 3 Page 752 walking draglines with 30 yd3 buckets 2) 3 DePiag H-111 backhoes with 13 yd3 buckets 3) 9 Euclid 50 ton end-dump trucks 2 Wabco 70 ton end dump trucks 4) 2 Joy RR-IOHD rotary overburden drills 1 BE 45R rotary overburden drill 5) 1 Michigan 475B loader with a i~ yd3 bucket 1 Cat 988 Front End Loader 7 yd bucket 6) 6 Cat D9H dozers 2 Cat D91 dozers 1 Fiat HD31 dozer 2 Cat 824 Rubber Tired dozers 7) 2 Terex TS-24 scrapers 8) 3 Water wagons 9) 3 Cat 16G graders