IC 7626 Two-Way Radio Communication At Santa Rita Open Pit, Kennecott Copper Corp., Santa Rita, N. Mex. ? Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Allen D. Look
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Jan 1, 1952

Abstract

Use of two-way radio communication at the Santa Rita open pit of the Kennecott Copper Corp. has furnished a satisfactory answer to the problem of communications for an operation covering an extended area. Coordination of operations has resulted, with little loss of time in making changes during the shift. Repairs are facilitated, and safety of operations is increased through better control of blasting and hazardous conditions. INTRODUCTION Expansion of mining operations brings increasing needs of improved communications to coordinate the mechanized operations that contribute to the efficiency of present-day open-pit methods. Equipment found satisfactory when first installed becomes inadequate as distances and demands increase. It is the, purpose of this paper to record the progress being made by one mine in meeting this problem.
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APA: Allen D. Look  (1952)  IC 7626 Two-Way Radio Communication At Santa Rita Open Pit, Kennecott Copper Corp., Santa Rita, N. Mex. ? Summary

MLA: Allen D. Look IC 7626 Two-Way Radio Communication At Santa Rita Open Pit, Kennecott Copper Corp., Santa Rita, N. Mex. ? Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1952.

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