The Roof Bolter And Miner Case Study

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Foreman Ronnie Clines said he did not understand that Stone was asking him whether he had conducted the dust parameters checks and he stated “no”. Furthermore, his answer mistakenly led stone to believe they had not conducted the dust parameter checks on the # 2 Unit. In addition, Cline said the mechanic, the roof bolter and miner operators are required to conduct the checks dust control parameter checks and he forgot to go across the section to get the results of the dust parameter checks from the miners and post them on the communication board. Foreman Aaron Garret said he went across the section and asks the operators if they made their dust parameter checks and they stated yes; however, he informed them they had to make their checks again.

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