looking for work in coal mines and some one told me about something called a hot sheet?
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Please see this website: http://www.ussteel.com/corp/sheet/hr/pmhsmill.htm
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I was really trying to search for it but I don't know - all i can say just ignore the predictive text and type in other words that you would like to search for.  You can also go to help and suport and see what they say about it although I went there already...sorry, good luck!
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This is not about a butt crack per say, but it is about a butt...\nI work in a hospital laboratory and what my job was is to inspect certain samples for cancer cells. One day I got a case that explained the specimen was taken out of a mans rectum. I got the specimen and it was an industrial raovac flashlight. The man claims he was working on his furnace in the basement and he fell backwards onto the flashlight. I talked to the doctor and we were kind of poking fun at this man. I asked the doc who in the world would "work on their furnace" naked? And the doc said well, he also told me not to tell his wife what happened.\nGross...
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I am a Maintenance Planner at a Coal Prep Plant, I make around 60k a year (after factoring in overtime and bonuses) and it is a very boring but easy job. Some of the people who hold my position at other sites owned by our company say their job is hectic and they never have time to get it all done, but the site I work at runs pretty smooth leaving me with a lot of free time. The one thing I hate about my job, 10 hour shifts, 5 days a week, with a 2 hour commute each way....so I feel like I live here most of the time.
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Core samples from mines its what I do for a living
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It sounds like your story has more to it than what is presented. I hope that you were not filing a FMLA claim, in an attempt to avoid being fired. Many people commit FMLA abuse by filing a FMLA intermittent leave, to avoid being fired or merely quitting. This is illegal!
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Maybe it's a 70-year project.\n\nI used to work in the coal industry.  We routinely calculated economics of coal mines for 50 years and more.  It would take that long to mine all the coal, and we had to know if it was going to be profitable for the whole time period.
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Fly to Mackay or any mine town in Queensland or the rest of Australia and go to the local pub when you get there.  Ask a few of the locals or even the bartender,  you will get a job within a day,  they are screaming for people to work at the moment.  Good luck its hard yakka  ")
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It's called "employment."
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Im not sure what country you are from...but here in Australia you can go to your local parlimentry member, they have alot of pull here and can get the info you need. The other alternative is to go to the workers face to face and kick up a fuss....you earned it, you deserve it babe
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In the 1940s to 1960s the coal mining communities were really booming.  I live in an area in West Virginia that use to be the home of millionaires.  Now it is really sad.  It is not a really horrible place, but it tries its best to put on a good front.  The city of Bluefield WV was a hot spot then.  Check out coal mining communities today and yester year.  Also a place called Bramwell, WV might just bring ome interest to you.
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Well.... Most of the answer too this question can befound in the question it's self. "Remote"\n\nMining company finds a really nice deposite of the ore quiggle (I made that up). But this quiggle deposit is way the heck and gone out on the corner of No and Where. They need a pretty big crew too go on out too the corner of No and Where too get this quiggle up out of the ground. Big problem with this is the nearest town too that location is over 400 miles away. Worse still their are no roads too get there. Now... quiggles a pretty durned expensive commodody, see? It's ***definately*** worth persueing.\n\nYou are the mining company. You need too get a bunch of people too pack up and move out too this lonely patch of way-to-far-away. First thing you do is you convince them too go by paying them well. Next thing you do is make sure they have places too stay. They need beds, blankets, food, and such. You work all that out. Then you work out how long it's going too take too exhaust this quiggle location. Works out too be about ten years. Those guys aren't likely too leave the world behind for a pretty good pay check. They are going too want to have thier familes with them. That means schools, shopping, bars, and movie theaters. Their are going too be mommies. Best too get a pediatrician in their... lets ***not*** be forgetting the play grounds either!\n\nAnd that's how it happens that quiggle mining towns are set up in these ridiculously remote places.\n\nHope that helps.
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lol lol lol lol\n\nWHat if the coal miner was from Kentucky? huh? what then?
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Check the internet under classified jobs or check your local newspaper
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It is best for this sort of work to just visit the area in person.  If he is not qualified, he will have the best chance to find this work if he is in the area.  It's difficult to find these jobs with such little qualification posted on the internet.  \n\nIt's perhaps best if he finds another job in Australia until he finds one in mining.  For this level of work, it's typically necessary to seek it in person.\n\n...but perhaps it is not a popular occupation in southern Australia.  I've been to Australia, but I didn't notice any mines...
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I checked out that site, it looks like a scam to me. When you're looking for a job for a 15-yr-old, don't you want one of the side effects to be education about the economy? How can you get that education when it's not clear at all where the money is coming from?\n\nIf you want further information, write to that email address, but my recommendation is to find a "real" job.
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If you are looking for a software for metal mines then it is Surpac. \nIf you are looking for a software for coal mine then it is Minex.