Kazakhstan Finds Safety Gaps at 10 Mining Sites as Authorities Push for Worker Positioning Systems Across the Sector
A Kazakhstan government inspection of 55 mines found ten facilities at eight companies lacking mandatory worker positioning systems, with authorities demanding corrective action as part of a broader safety programme covering 50 priority enterprises in the mining and metallurgical sector.
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