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Mining Publication: Rapporteur's Report: Mining Sector
Keywords: Communications Education and training Mining associations Mining types and methods
Original creation date: February 2008
Authors: SB Bealko, PG Kovalchik, RJ Matetic
Peer Reviewed Journal Article - February 2008
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NIOSHTIC2 Number: 20033786
J Saf Res 2008 Feb; 39(2):187-189
The general consensus from the members of the mining sector established the need for several key endeavors. More and stronger mining collaborations and partnerships need to be established among stakeholders, as well as the international mining community. Communication and marketing of PtD strategies, designs, and products should be improved. Regulatory agencies need to be involved early in the PtD process. And finally, there is a great need to educate mining stakeholders and students, from the undergraduate level and up, about the benefits of the PtD initiative.
Image of publication Rapporteur's Report: Mining SectorPeer Reviewed Journal Article - February 2008
Download PDF Document (0.06 MB)
NIOSHTIC2 Number: 20033786
J Saf Res 2008 Feb; 39(2):187-189
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