MSHA rolls out ‘professionalism’ training for its inspectors
Safety+Health Magazine
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The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) is implementing professionalism training for its inspectors to strengthen working relationships with the mining industry. Administrator Wayne Palmer emphasized that maintaining effective industry relationships is essential to protecting miner health and safety.
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“Our relationship with the mining industry is crucial to the health and safety of miners,” agency administrator Wayne Palmer said.
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