Mines and Bunkers Volume 10, Fire Safety Aspects of Polymeric Materials (1980) / Chapter Skim
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AFTERWORD
AFTERWORD
Pages 128-129
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The production requirements of other m ines a re increased and additional empl oyees must be found, which has a significant effect si nce a new miner is 1 0 ti mes more suscept i bl e to injury than a m i ner with a year of experience. Although polymeric materials have not been the m ajor cause of past acci den ts and fata l i ties, they are potential l y sign ificant contri butors.
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Previous difficu l ties experienced by U MWA i nspectors h ave been e l i m inated by i ncl usion of the Safety Division fu nction i n a l l the contracts, guarantee ing the right of access to any m i ne when re quested by the Local Union M i ne Health and Safety Com mittee. These ins pectors are in communicati on with the state an d federal regu l atory agencies and can, in the event of any violation involving pol ym eric materials, request thei r intervention to resolve the problem.
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