What's New for July 2008
POSTED:
07/01/2008
FedReg E8-14619
Technical Amendment
30 CFR Part 3 - OMB Control Numbers Under the Paperwork Reduction Act |
POSTED:
07/10/2008
2007 End of Year Files
for our Accident, Illness and Injury and Employment Data (Part 50 Data) are now available.
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POSTED:
07/14/2008
News Release
Mine rescuers to test their skills in MSHA simulated mine emergency
More than 30 U.S teams, 10 international teams to participate in competition |
POSTED:
07/15/2008
Equipment Hazard Alert Posted
J. H. Fletcher & Company - IB 109
Fletcher Machines that Have the Teach/Learn Radio Trasmitter Only (Part No. 121274) |
POSTED:
07/15/2008
PIB08-14
Program Information Bulletin
Potential Hazard from Recalled Electrical Disconnect Switches |
POSTED:
07/17/2008
Guidelines for the Seal Design Application
Section 75.335(b) of the seal final rule requires that seal-design applications from seal manufacturers or mine operators be in accordance with paragraphs (b)(1) or (b)(2). The list of information provided below will assist design engineers who are submitting a seal design to MSHA for approval under the requirements of Section 75.335(b)(1) on or after October 20, 2008. Depending on the type of seal (wall, plug, etc.), and construction details, some of the listed information may not be necessary. |
POSTED:
07/22/2008
FedReg E8-16669
Petitions for Modification
Notice of petitions for modification of existing mandatory safety standards. |
POSTED:
07/22/2008
PIB08-15
Program Information Bulletin
Fire Suppression Systems Used to Protect Battery Charging Stations
and Other Unattended Electrically Powered Equipment in
Underground Coal Mines
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POSTED:
07/23/2008
PIB08-16
Program Information Bulletin
Clarification of Procedures to Use When Reporting SCSR Inventories |
POSTED:
07/24/2008
News Release
MSHA levies $1.85 million in fines for Crandall Canyon Mine disaster
Failures by mine operator, engineering consultant contributed to mine collapse
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POSTED:
07/25/2008
Equipment Hazard Alert Posted
Industrial Scientific has been notified by our supplier, City Technology, of an industry-wide recall of the model 4CF
carbon monoxide sensor. A failure mode has been identified in this sensor that may exhibit itself as an unexpected,
catastrophic loss of sensitivity, inhibiting the sensor’s ability to detect and respond to carbon monoxide. |
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