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MSHA ushers in proximity detection rule

Carly Leonida
The rule includes phase-in periods of 8-36 months to give operators time to obtain MSHA approvals

The rule includes phase-in periods of 8-36 months to give operators time to obtain MSHA approvals

With the new rule, a proximity detection system consists of machine-mounted components and miner-wearable components worn by each miner on the working section. The rule establishes performance and maintenance...

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