IC 7291 Suggested Hoisting-Signal Code For Slope Coal Mines And For Shaft Mines Having Only One Level ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
D. Harrington
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1944

Abstract

The code of hoisting signals for use in mines hoisting from one level, as suggested in this publication, is submitted to induce consideration of this subject by representative groups of the coal-mining industry, such as the lithe Inspectors Institute of America, National Coal Association, American Mining Congress, and others, as well as to -furnish a code of signals for use in those mines operated in States that do not have regulatory hoisting codes in their mining laws, or regulations. The signal codes described in this publication apply only to mines hoisting from one level and to slope mines. Mines that hoist from more than one level are referred to Bureau of Mines Information Circular 7289 Suggested Hoisting-Signal Code For Metal Mine Shafts, which suggests signals for hoisting from various levels or stations.
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APA: D. Harrington  (1944)  IC 7291 Suggested Hoisting-Signal Code For Slope Coal Mines And For Shaft Mines Having Only One Level ? Introduction

MLA: D. Harrington IC 7291 Suggested Hoisting-Signal Code For Slope Coal Mines And For Shaft Mines Having Only One Level ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1944.

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