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State of Maryland Program Summary
Mr. C. Edmon Larrirnore, Program Manager Mining Program, Maryland Department of the Environment Ms. Karen L. Brandt, Director Maryland Center for Environmental Training College of Southern Maryland Maryland Department of the Environment 1800 Washington Boulevard, Ste. 435 Baltimore, MD 21230-1708
The Maryland Department of the Environment and the Maryland Center for
Environmental Training (MCTE) of the College of Southern Maryland are partners in
providing comprehensive miner training in Maryland. This training program is designed
to reduce injuries in the metal and nonmetal and coal mining industries by targeting
specific causes of accidents and injuries. Such training, delivered on an annual basis,
helps miners and contractors working at Maryland mining operations better understand
the root causes of accidents such as incorrect handling of materials, improper use of
hand-tools, powered haulage equipment, mishandling of machinery, and falls due to slips
and trips. The training program also focuses on the prevention of such accidents and
injuries by helping miners and contractors become more aware of the safety and
occupational health hazards found in mining environments.
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