OFR-113-93 Coal Mine Injury Analysis: A Model For Reduction Through Training - Volume I: Executive Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Christopher J. Bise
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Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

The objectives for the research project, "Coal Mine Injury Analysis: A Model for Reduction Through Training," were to identify and develop a means to indicate deficiences in human performance, job skills, and/or knowledge at a given mine site that are amenable to alleviation through training or job redesign, and to provide ;I set of analytical tools and training resources that will enable mine training personnel to effectively incorporate the noted deficiencies into a personalized model training program. The findings of this research project are contained in Light separate volumes. Volume I represents the Executive Summary of the study and provides a broad overview of the project's individual areas of emphasis and deliverables. The additional eight volumes provide greater detail on the development of a Model Mine Training Program based upon Professional Database Analysis, Incident Reporting, Loss Control, Job Safety Analysis, Risk Assessment, Cost/Benefit Analysis, and Mine Safety Management.
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APA: Christopher J. Bise  (1993)  OFR-113-93 Coal Mine Injury Analysis: A Model For Reduction Through Training - Volume I: Executive Summary

MLA: Christopher J. Bise OFR-113-93 Coal Mine Injury Analysis: A Model For Reduction Through Training - Volume I: Executive Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1993.

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