Non-intrusive safety-and- training sample strategy for the continuous miner worksite

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
C. J. Bise
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Jan 1, 1991

Abstract

Continuous mining accounts for about 69% of the nation's underground coal production. This level is not expected to change much in the near future. This is because continuous mining represents the primary means of under- ground coal production. It is also the primary means of driving development entries for underground coal mines, including longwall mines. The continuous miner worksite contains many characteristics that can lead to personnel accidents. It continues to be an area of concern for mine managers, safety engineers, and training coordinators. In an effort to assist mine management in attempts to reduce the number of accidents and injuries sustained in this area, this paper presents a loss-control-based, non-intrusive strategy for conducting safety evaluations at continuous miner worksites.
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APA: C. J. Bise  (1991)  Non-intrusive safety-and- training sample strategy for the continuous miner worksite

MLA: C. J. Bise Non-intrusive safety-and- training sample strategy for the continuous miner worksite. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1991.

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