Must have knowledge of regulations of underground plans and monitoring requirements set forth by MSHA.
Must have knowledge of MSHA laws and regulations applicable to communications with the surface to underground and mine workings.
Must become familiar with all aspects of the mine Emergency Response Plan & capable of being first point of contact.
Must possess the ability to read underground mine maps and keep current on all locations of surface and underground activities.
Must be capable of assigning tracking tags and phones to specific miners by reprogramming them in the system as well as maintaining the database.
Must have knowledge of radio and phone communications, operation of radio dispatch equipment, and standard broadcasting procedures.
Must be able to speak clearly and concisely over the radio or phone.
Must have the ability to maintain a professional relationship with coworkers, supervisors and employees that are using the communications
system even during various stages of emotional stress.
Must maintain confidentiality.
Must be capable of prioritizing and multi-tasking.
Must be able to keep and maintain accurate records.
Must be able to complete tasks in a controlled, effective manner while working under stress.
Must have the ability to make quick and sound decisions with information available in emergencies and routine operations.
Must be capable of learning SAP.
Must maintain a clean and organized work area.
Must keep database updated with current employees and tag numbers