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Bureau of Mines instruction in first aid and value of 100-percent first-aid training to employees of mining and oil companies

What the superintendent of a coal mine might do to prevent injury from falls of roof

Accident prevention in coal mining

Connection between physical condition and liability to accidents of metal miners

What the mine foreman can do to prevent injury from falls of roof in coal mines

Hazards and protection of underground transformer installations

The miner's ounce of prevention--the operator's pound of cure

Privately owned mine rescue stations

A new signaling device for shaft mines

The paramount issue

Guarding trolley wires in mines

Notes pertaining to safety inspections of permissible electric mine equipment

Safety practices at Mine 1, Spring Canyon Coal Co., Utah

Bonuses to encourage safe work and for work safely done

Recommendations of the United States Bureau of Mines on certain questions of safety as of February 3, 1933

Safety practices and achievements at the Columbia Mine of the Columbia Steel Co. (subsidiary of the United States Steel Corporation)

Working an underground mine 6 years without lost-time accidents

Safety in mining in 1933

A million tons of anthracite mined without a fatality

Operating coal mines without accidents

Some suggestions as to safety rules to be printed or mimeographed for the guidance of bituminous-coal mine employees

Safety posters at the Calumet & Hecla mines

Questions and answers on first-aid training

A few of the opportunities for obtaining accident-prevention information available to mine management and employees through the United States Bureau of Mines

Accident costs and safety dividends

Falls of coal and rock on man-trips in bituminous-coal mines

The Joseph A. Holmes safety association and its awards

Some suggestions on the safe handling of electric shovel trailing cables in open-pit mines

Suggested methods for the reduction of mine accidents from the viewpoint of the safety engineer

Some factors affecting an accident-prevention program in metal mining in California

Silicosis as affecting mining workmen and operations

How to use permissible explosives properly

Methane-indicating detectors prove dependable in sampling air in anthracite mines

Some suggestions on the prevention of electrical accidents in coal mines

Electrical viewpoint in a complete safety survey of a coal mine

List of devices for respiratory protection approved by the U.S. Bureau of Mines

Bureau of Mines apparatus for demonstrating electrical ignition of mine gas

Dust hazards and their control in mining

Some suggestions on safety in coal-mine haulage

Use of reflector buttons for danger, warning, direction, and safety signs in mines

Recommendations of the United States Bureau of Mines on certain questions of safety as of October 1, 1936

Some instruments and devices that coal-mine officials should understand and use

Review of literature on conditioning air for advancement of health and safety in mines

Mine Safety Board decision 28 :safety catches and arresting devices for cages, skips, and cars in mine shafts and slopes

A study of explosives accidents reported to the National Safety Competition, 1925-35

Mine ventilation

What is the responsibility of the coal-mine official in the present change to and future of mechanizes mining?

Reducing "nipping" hazards when tramming coal-mining machinery

Some phases of haulage accident prevention in anthracite mines

Coordination of safety and employment


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