Safety Law Newsletter – April 2018

April’s Safety Law Newsletter discusses MSHA’s safety improvement plans, OSHA’s enforcement of the Electronic Reporting Rule, MSHA’s reopening of the UG Diesel Exhaust Exposure Rule and more. Click here to read the full newsletter.

Category: NewsApril 6, 2018

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Did you attend this year’s Southeast Mine Safety and Health Conference? Here are some of our favorite pictures from the event! https://t.co/NMH8nWe5Cc

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This month’s #PartnersinSafety Spotlight is shining down on the @JosephAHolmes Safety Association, a nonprofit organization that was founded in 1916 to promote health and safety in the mining industry. For more information, click here: https://t.co/izXkzKQNOu https://t.co/bKQiP7VAWv

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Happy Thanksgiving from the Florida Mine Safety Program! We encourage you to take time today to be thankful for your friends and family and, as always, stay safe! https://t.co/JLK6CndZ1N

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Looking for mine safety and health training programs and courses? MSHA offers a variety of programs both in-person and online. Click here for more information: https://t.co/rp6yPHgc7A https://t.co/qRDORPjbgT

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Mark your calendar for the Florida Mine Safety Program’s Third Annual Surface Mining Emergency Response Training and Competition, which will be held Feb. 24 – 27, 2020 at the Florida Public Safety Institute. https://t.co/E3VejjdoI6 https://t.co/KpfaYh4qcI

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Subscribe to our YouTube channel for instructional videos, competition highlights and conference interviews. Make sure to check out our most recent upload, which just won the grand prize at the TRAM Annual Conference. https://t.co/GmSfnAHOwf https://t.co/1D8zRKPRH6

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Keep an eye on the Courses page of our website, as we frequently add new training program dates! If you need specialized training, conducted at your site or on our campus, please contact Mining Program Manager Karen Miller, CMSP, at millerka @tcc.fl.edu. https://t.co/GP9KyDelSS https://t.co/dVVqfihpyy

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Want more #mine health and safety updates? Sign up for our bimonthly newsletter at the link below. Our November newsletter comes out this week! https://t.co/ClhIDZQ0Si https://t.co/kWjz17TNez

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This Veterans Day, the Florida Mine Safety Program would like to thank all of the men and women who have served our country and protected our freedom. Thank you! https://t.co/fZGAgN9Ez8

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Joe Alderdice, of the Mosaic Company, shares his thoughts on the future of the Southeast Mine Safety and Health Conference. Watch here: https://t.co/ZyBiD4GEVl

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Are you looking to further your knowledge of #minesafety and #health? Check out MSHA’s video index for a variety of mine industry videos. https://t.co/Jds5ynMqiZ https://t.co/dsgx3MK5vp

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Sam Pierce, Birmingham Southeast District Manager, MSHA, shares his requirements for living safely.
1. Training
2. Effective examinations
3. Communication https://t.co/Dbqsi5UWke

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JB Smith kicks off day two with a smile! As he likes to say, laughter is lawful, and you must always look for the humor in bad times.
“Blessed are they that laugh at themselves for they shall never cease to be amused.“ https://t.co/BdhHxPfq9G

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WATCH: Nick Scala, contributing author to The MSHA Defense Report, shares more about his work providing MSHA law updates. Read more at https://t.co/tGdI8ZYrZW.

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Mark Savit, senior counsel, Husch Blackwell LLP, ends day one of the Southeast Mine Safety and Health Conference with his thoughts on what’s next for safety and health. What do you think is the next wave? https://t.co/s2PK7j7YeX

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Check out our interview with Danny Callies, who aims to promote safety by encouraging others to recognize and address unsafe behaviors.
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Susan Barge describes the signs of substance-related impairment and explains how you can recognize these symptoms in the workplace. https://t.co/OfL0dN2uO8

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According to Terry Tyson, good safety leaders have five “odd” habits. They blame others, ask dumb questions, make their momma proud, walk around in circles and wear a silly grin. Which odd habit are you picking up first? https://t.co/aeT47dYZSC

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