SHMT Outputs

Reports, Publications, and Presentations

Providing Research Grants for All Mining…

Overview

A priority for the Foundation is to make the results of the research efforts broadly available so that the solutions derived from the studies can be implemented by the mining industry or used by other researchers and practitioners to further advance these research agendas.

The outputs from funded projects, including final project reports as well as related publications and presentations, are provided here.

Topics

Topic Areas

Priorities

Safety and Health Management
  • Final Technical Reports
  • Other Publications
  • Presentations
AFC113-07_Arizona_FinalRpt_Approved

Implementation of Risk Management Programs: Identification of Best Practices to Reduce Injuries and Maximize Economic Benefits

1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants

University of Arizona, Final Technical Report, (AFC113-7)

AFC113-13_FinalRpt_Approved

Improved Safety through Application of Risk Management in U.S. Underground Coal Mines: A RISKGATE Approach

1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants (AFC113)

Virginia Tech (Grant AFC113-13)

AFC113-9_Connecticut_FinalReport_Approved

The Mining Healthy Workplace Program (MHWP)

1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants

University of Connecticut Health Center, Final Technical Report (AFC113-09)

AFC215-30_Utah_FinalRpt

Characterization and Effectiveness of Safety and Health Management Systems in the U.S. Mining Industry 

2nd Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants

University of Utah (Grant AFC215-30)

AFSTI14-1_Boston_FinalRpt

The Impact of Contractor Utilization on Health and Safety in Underground Kentucky Coal Mines

Short-Term Innovative and Exploratory Research Grant ASTI14-1 Boston University School of Public Health, Final Technical Report

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AFC113-9_Connecticut_Presentation_80HourTrainingProgram

80 Hour Underground Miner Pre-Employment Training Program Presentation

Prepared under Grant AFC113-9, The Mining Healthy Workplace Program (MHWP)

University of Connecticut

Apply for a Grant

You must be exempt from taxation under the U.S. Internal Revenue Code to be eligible for applying for a grant.  Grant applications are accepted only in response to active solicitations.  Unsolicited applications are not considered.  Submissions must adhere to the requirements set forth in the solicitation and address a problem that is relevant to the U.S. mining industry.

SHMT Outputs