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5 news results for the tag: communications equipment.

Wescorp’s Flowstar Technologies Launches Proprietary IFMWorks Web-based Hosting Solution

July 10th, 2008

Wescorp Energy Inc., an oil and gas technology solutions provider, is pleased to announce that Flowstar Technologies, a wholly-owned subsidiary, has launched its proprietary IFMWorks web-enabled hosting solution. IFMWorks system is designed to be used in a wide range of flow measurement and production data applications. It has the ability to collect data from remote [...]

Mine safety administrator defends implementation of mine law

March 1st, 2007

WASHINGTON - More than a year after the Sago mine explosion that killed 12 miners, protections for miners who get trapped underground have not yet been implemented, the United Mine Workers president said Wednesday.
UMW President Cecil Roberts testified during a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing in which senators questioned Richard Stickler, head of the nation’s mine [...]

Wooten tries to speed mine safety changes

January 7th, 2007

State mine safety director Ronald Wooten on Friday encouraged the coal industry to speed up implementation of West Virginia’s new mine rescue law.
Wooten announced that the state Office of Miners Health, Safety and Training “will step up its efforts to expedite” the addition of emergency breathing devices, rescue shelters and communications equipment.

12 months after Sago mine explosion, coal industry still changing

January 2nd, 2007

Many of the safety measures state legislatures and Congress rushed to adopt to protect the 46,000 people working in the nation’s underground coal mines after the Jan. 2. Sago Mine explosion have yet to take effect.
There are still no rescue chambers or wireless tracking and communications equipment in the country’s 606 underground coal mines, and [...]

House sends measure to Bush to make coal mining safer

June 10th, 2006

After a string of fatal accidents in West Virginia and Kentucky, Congress yesterday passed a bill to make coal mining less risky.
In a 381-37 vote, the House endorsed a bill that would require mine operators to put more oxygen supplies underground and move rescue teams closer to mines.
The bill previously won Senate backing and now [...]