Report of a Formal Investigation of Flooding of a Coal Mine
Report of a formal investigation under Section 98 of the Coal Mines Regulation Act 1982 by his Honour Acting Judge J.H. Staunton SUMMARY OF FINDINGS CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION The
Distracted Driving – What Can You Do – NSC
What You Can Do Advocate for Stronger State Laws Strong legislation will help end cell phone distracted driving. Send letters to lawmakers in your state showing your support for bills
Safety and Health Topic – Winter Driving
Safety and Health Talks: Winter Driving 4 Suppose the worst happens? You’ve been driving carefully. You’ve been leaving greater distances between you and the car ahead of you. You’ve got
Poster: Next Level
Friends, Things change all the time. Who knows what tomorrow will bring us? Our struggles change all the time, and we have to be ready to deal with just about
A Survey of NSW Mine Site Managers, Personnel and Contractors Regarding Perceptions of NSW Mine Safety and Mine Inspections
A Survey of NSW Mine Site Managers, Personnel and Contractors Regarding Perceptions of NSW Mine Safety and Mine Inspections Click here for the survey. Thanks for the share PMJ!
PowerPoint: Emergency Situation Responsible Person
I know this is mostly oriented to underground coal, but the thought process is something that could apply to any emergency situation. Click here for the PowerPoint Click here for
Holmes Conference in June 2023
2023 National Holmes Mining Safety and Health Conference he Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association (JAHSA) and the Holmes Mine Rescue Association (HMRA) will meet in San Antonio, Texas on June
Poster: Grandtabulous
Friends, Everyone already knows me well enough by now to know what makes me tick. We’ve talked about my “whys” or “reasons” for making the safest choices being my family.
PowerPoint: Responsible Person
This training is being provided to UG coal by EFS and copies of this can be gotten from EFS as far as I know. Click here for the Responsible Person
Technology Can Reduce Cell Phone Distracted Driving – NSC
Nearly 3,000 people are killed on U.S. roads every year in distracted driving crashes, the federal government reports. Cell phone use is a common driver distraction. Did you know technology
