Keeping an Eye on Safety Improves the Bottom Line

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Steve Kral
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

Worker safety is an issue that transcends industries, whether it be mining, construction, manufacturing or even general office work. In the mining industry, safety and training are particularly important because mining is a dangerous occupation. Throughout the years, federal and state safety regulations have been written and revised to keep up with the changing technologies. And mine operators have installed their own safety and training programs. They have come to realize that a safe and healthy workforce has positive effects on productivity and profitability —not to mention avoiding the high costs of injury-related absenteeism.
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APA: Steve Kral  (2003)  Keeping an Eye on Safety Improves the Bottom Line

MLA: Steve Kral Keeping an Eye on Safety Improves the Bottom Line. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2003.

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