safety inspector, mines

safety manager | safety officer | mine safety officer | mining inspector

environmental health officer | safety officer | HSE inspector | occupational health and safety inspector

cargo surveyor | yacht and small craft surveyor | hull and machinery surveyor | marine surveyor

Civil Aviation Safety Inspector – Occupational Health and Safety [ CASI-OHS | Civil Aviation Safety Inspector – OHS ]

International Conference of Mine Safety Institutes

International Conference of Mine-Safety Research Establishments

67. Expresses concern about the general situation of uranium mining in the Sahel, particularly in the light of the attack by MUJAO on a mine in Arlit in northern Niger on 23 May 2013; stresses that major breaches of security around Niger’s uranium mines could prove disastrous for local populations and regional stability, and calls, therefore, for security to be given the utmost attention by the Nigerien authorities and their international partners; highlights, moreover, the importance of guaranteeing safety in uranium mining; calls, furthermore, on mining companies to ensu ...[+++]re that uranium is mined responsibly, with the full consent of local communities and with minimal detrimental impact to nearby populations and their environment;

68. Expresses concern about the general situation of uranium mining in the Sahel, particularly in the light of the attack by MUJAO on a mine in Arlit in northern Niger on 23 May 2013; stresses that major breaches of security around Niger’s uranium mines could prove disastrous for local populations and regional stability, and calls, therefore, for security to be given the utmost attention by the Nigerien authorities and their international partners; highlights, moreover, the importance of guaranteeing safety in uranium mining; calls, furthermore, on mining companies to ensu ...[+++]re that uranium is mined responsibly, with the full consent of local communities and with minimal detrimental impact to nearby populations and their environment;

5. Welcomes the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, and urges the signatories and other parties involved to implement its measures, including but not limited to: appointment of a qualified Safety Inspector; a swift initial inspection of each factory covered by the accord; the right of a worker to refuse work that he or she has reasonable justification to believe is unsafe, without suffering discrimination or loss of pay; and establishment of health and safety committees in all signatory factories; urges the signatories, furthermore, to develop and agree an implementation plan within 45 ...[+++]days of the entry into force of the accord;

Existing mine safety regulations must be rigorously implemented; mine owners and managers who knowingly put their workers’ lives at risk must be prosecuted, and the government must ratify the ILO Convention on Safety and Health in Mines.