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MSHARulemakingMSHA-2014-0030

Examinations of Working Places in Metal and Nonmetal Mines. 30 CFR Parts 56 and 57 (1219-AB87)

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National Lime Association filed 4 comments on this docket between Sep 30, 2016 and Nov 13, 2017. 34 other organizations filed here. The comment window closed 3179d ago.

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Nov 13, 2017· Comment from Hunter Prillaman, National Lime Association· MSHA-2014-0030-0241

Please find enclosed the comments of the National Lime Association.

Sep 26, 2017· Comment from Hunter Prillaman, National Lime Association· MSHA-2014-0030-0199

The comments of the National Lime Association are attached.

Apr 27, 2017· Comment from Hunter Prillaman, National Lime Association· MSHA-2014-0030-0156

The comments of the National Lime Association are attached.

Sep 30, 2016· Comment from Hunter Prillaman, National Lime Association· MSHA-2014-0030-0080

Attached are the comments of the National Lime Association.

Abstract

The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) is proposing to amend the Agency’s standards for the examination of working places in metal and nonmetal (MNM) mines. The purpose of this proposed rule is to ensure that mine operators identify and correct conditions that may adversely affect miners’ safety or health. MSHA is proposing to require that an examination of the working place be conducted before miners begin work in an area and that the operator notifies miners in the working place of any conditions found that may adversely affect their safety or health. MSHA is also proposing that the competent person conducting the examination sign and date the examination record before the end of each shift, that the record includes information regarding adverse conditions found and corrective actions taken, and that operators make such records available to miners and their representatives. The proposal would enhance the quality of working place examinations in MNM mines and help assure that violations of mandatory health or safety standards are identified and corrected, thereby improving protections for miners.

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