New alert urges mine operators to monitor impoundments
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The Mine Safety and Health Administration has issued a new safety alert requiring mine operators to conduct regular evaluations and inspections of impoundments that store mining waste. The alert emphasizes the critical importance of preventing potential failures that could result in catastrophic consequences.
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Arlington, VA — A recently issued safety alert from the Mine Safety and Health Administration calls on mine operators to regularly evaluate and inspect mine impoundments to protect the structures “from potential failures and catastrophic consequences.” Impoundments are used to confine waste, store…
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