Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) - Coal Safety Webcasts - May 3, 2005

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	Coal Mine Safety and Health Webcast Staying on Track to STOP Remote Control Mining Accidents May 3, 2005 10:00 am EST Remember -- "Safety is a Value!"

Materials

Webcast Powerpoint^® Presentation Updated 07/20/2006

Letter of Invitation

Remote Control Fatal Accident Analysis Report

A Report on the victim's physical location with respect to the mining machine.

Remote Control Continuous Mining Machine Crushing Accident Data Study

This report identifies norms and trends in remote control continuous miner crushing accidents as part of MSHA’s efforts to reduce and eliminate these types of accidents.

MSHA's Accident Prevention Safety Tips

Safety Tips focusing on Section Face Equipment.

Remote Control Task Force Reflective Sticker

	This Remote Control Task Force reflective sticker design is currently being manufactured and will be delivered to the field for the PROP/Remote Control Hazardous awareness special initiative that will start in June 21, 2005. Click on Sticker to enlarge.


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