The Arizona State Mine Inspector is working closely with Homeland Security Officials to ensure the safety of the American People. We are working on new tracking methods for mine operations to ensure all explosives are accounted for. ASMI feels obligated to enforce America's Homeland Security.
COVID-19: Adjustments to Office Operations
As more agencies move to telework and have limited personnel in the office, ASMI remains open and available to support our mining industry members. We are adjusting the current process as follows:
ASMI provided services including, but not limited to responding to voicemail, emails, requests for MSHA training, requests for State ID will be processed as soon as possible. All emergency calls will be responded to immediately by the appropriate individual.
ASMI Emergency Line: (520) 975-7644.
MSHA Training is being held in class sizes of 9 students and 1 instructor in order to follow the recommended state and federal guidelines.
Please continue to email ([email protected]) and/or Fax (602) 542-5335) quarterly reports and lost time accidents when due or as incident occurs.
ASMI staff will respond as soon as possible to all inquiries or requests.
Thank you for your support and patience during this time.
Yours in Safety and Health,
Joe Hart
Arizona State Mine Inspector
Reclamation Public Meetings
Operator: Kilauea Crushers
Operation: Tuthill
Location: Zoom Meeting
Dial: 1-346-248-7799
Meeting ID: 982 6358 6966
Passcode: 196924
Video Conferencing Link: https://zoom.us/j/98263586966?pwd=WU8rMERhZU9zeDJuNnVsaVBybFJ0UT09
Date: February 17, 2021
Time: 10:00 am
Abandoned Mines: STAY OUT STAY ALIVE
