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College degree (or) plus 5 years experience and previous Mine Foreman Certification...job is not worth the small salary...similar to the problem of keeping the State Police...translates to about 30k per year...
Mine Foremen make over 100k per year with less headaches...do the math.
250 mines requiring 5 inspections per annum...that's a lot of paper for a few inspectors...and by the way...Doug Conaway is doing an impossible job and a great one...that's dedication...Doug is a Barrackville kid, too....nice little town.
And as a coincidence, Richard Stickler, MSHA Mining Director is from that same small 'burg...must be in the water..
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Attn Job Seekers: Shortage of State Mine Inspectors
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