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  • Determination of Concentration of Respirable Coal Mine Dust

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Jul 7, 2000

    mine dust per cubic meter of air (mg/m 3 ). … Using a modified HEPA filtration system, the environment is maintained at a clean room classification of 1000 (near optimum for clean room cleanliness).

    65 FR 42068Labor DepartmentMine Safety and Health Administration
  • Mine Shift Atmospheric Conditions; Respirable Dust Sample

    Federal Register · Notice · Feb 3, 1998

    mine dust per cubic meter of air (mg/m3). … After the close of the comment period, the Agencies reviewed all of the comments, data and other information submitted into the record.

    63 FR 5664Labor DepartmentMine Safety and Health Administration
  • Determination of Concentration of Respirable Coal Mine Dust

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Mar 6, 2003

    If a miner inhales ten cubic meters of air on a shift (U.S. … Act of 1995 (PRA95).

    68 FR 10940Labor DepartmentMine Safety and Health Administration
  • Mine Shift Atmospheric Conditions; Respirable Dust Sample

    Federal Register · Uncategorized Document · Feb 18, 1994

    to which each miner in the active workings of such mine is exposed at or below 2.0 milligrams of respirable dust per cubic meter of air. … each miner in the active workings of a mine is exposed (1) as measured during an 18 month period following the date of enactment of this Act, over a number of continuous productions shifts to be determined

    Labor DepartmentMine Safety and Health Administration
  • Mine Shift Atmospheric Conditions; Respirable Dust Sample

    Federal Register · Notice · Mar 12, 1996

    This finding is being made in accordance with section 202(f) of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977 (Mine Act). … extended the comment period to May 29, 1994 (59 FR 16958).

    61 FR 10012Labor DepartmentMine Safety and Health Administration
  • Determination of Concentration of Respirable Coal Mine Dust

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Aug 12, 2003

    ACTION: Proposed rule; reopening of the rulemaking record; extension of comment period. … In response to requests from commenters, the comment period was extended until September 8, 2000 (65 FR 49215).

    68 FR 47886Labor DepartmentMine Safety and Health Administration
  • Coverage for Breast Reconstruction and Related Services After a Mastectomy

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · May 28, 1999

    Comments received timely will also be available for public inspection approximately 3 weeks after the end of the comment period, in Room 443-G of the Department of Health and Human Services offices at … Similarly, questions have been raised about whether there is a specific time period following a mastectomy after which WHCRA requirements no longer apply. Additional comments are welcome.

    64 FR 29186Labor DepartmentPension and Welfare Benefits Administration
  • Mine Shift Atmospheric Conditions; Respirable Dust Sample

    Federal Register · Notice · Apr 24, 1996

    The comment period had been scheduled to close on April 11, 1996. … In response to requests from the public for additional time to review this information and prepare their comments, the Agencies extended the comment period until June 10, 1996 (61 FR 16123).

    61 FR 18158Labor DepartmentMine Safety and Health Administration
  • Required Elements for Submission of the Unified or Combined State Plan and Plan Modifications Under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

    Federal Register · Notice · Aug 6, 2015

    Please note that written comments received in response to this notice will be considered public records, and comments posted are viewable by the public. … The comment period closed on June 15, 2015.

    80 FR 47003Labor DepartmentEmployment and Training Administration

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