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Mining Publication: Developing a Playbook on Powered Haulage Safety
Keywords: Haulage vehicles Health and safety programs Mine Safety and Health Administration Regulations
Original creation date: March 2022
Authors: B Eiter, M Nasarwanji
Non-Peer Reviewed Journal Article - March 2022
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NIOSHTIC2 Number: 20065318
Pit Quarry 2022 Mar; 114(9):112-114,116
In 2018, the Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) published a request for information (RFI) to gather details from the mining community on the availability, implementation and use of engineering controls in mobile equipment and belt conveyors.
To address the RFI, MSHA last September announced a proposed rule requiring that mine operators employing six or more mine workers develop, implement and update a written safety program for surface mobile and powered haulage equipment.
As the industry awaits the final declaration of the MSHA rule, the National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health (NIOSH) has several products available aimed at proactively improving the recognition of hazards related to surface mobile equipment. These products are ready for use and can easily be adapted to address mine site-specific needs – and then incorporated into a safety program.
Three of these NIOSH products are EXAMiner, ErgoMine, and Safety & Health Toolbox Talks.
First page of Developing a Playbook on Powered Haulage SafetyNon-Peer Reviewed Journal Article - March 2022
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NIOSHTIC2 Number: 20065318
Pit Quarry 2022 Mar; 114(9):112-114,116
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Safety and Health Toolbox Talks - 1.0
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Technology News 513 - Coaching Workshop for On-the-Job Trainers
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Use of Simulation Exercises for Safety Training in the U.S. Mining Industry
Page last reviewed: June 1, 2022
Page last updated: June 1, 2022
Content source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Mining Program
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