MSHA seeks more feedback on proposed respirator rule
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The Mine Safety and Health Administration is reopening the comment period for a proposed rule that would permit nonpermissible powered air-purifying respirators in gassy underground mine areas. The rule change would modify existing requirements in 30 CFR Part 18 regarding electric motor-driven respiratory equipment.
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Washington — The Mine Safety and Health Administration is reopening the comment period for a proposal that would allow the use of nonpermissible powered air-purifying respirators in gassy areas of underground mines. In 30 CFR Part 18, MSHA requires electric motor-driven products to be designed and…
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