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Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) for Mines, Tunnels and Buildings

The above concern is not just an inconvenience for everyday two-way radio and mobile phone users; it can also affect life-saving communication to those who work in hazardous conditions such as mines, tunnelling systems, existing buildings and new construction projects.

Many authorities are now setting standards for connectivity and emergency responder coverage as a prerequisite for obtaining certificates of occupancy for new buildings.

One solution is the use of distributed antenna systems (DAS) and equipment which can also be very beneficial to the mining and tunnelling industries.

DAS for mines, tunnels and buildings are an organisation of spatially placed antennas, coax, and splitters that provide radio frequency (RF) coverage within a structure or geological area that does not have adequate signal levels.

distributed antenna systems for mines

How do DAS for Mines, Tunnels and Buildings Work?

Antennas are attached to a bi-directional amplifier which boosts the RF signal that it receives from the donor antenna and transmits out the network of coax and antennas to provide RF coverage as needed.

DAS can either be active or passive. In an active system, the signal is distributed through fiber optic cables to remote units which then distribute the signal to the mining antennas to amplify and boost signals along the route as required.

A passive DAS, on the other hand, simply uses bi-directional amplifiers, coax, splitters and diplexers to distribute the RF signal as needed.

Carroll Technologies’ DAS and leaky feeder radio communication solutions

Carroll Technologies works in partnership with several manufacturers to provide various communication solutions for mining, tunnelling, and buildings, including DAS and leaky feeder radio communications systems.

Companies such as G-Wave Solutions, SOLID, Wilson Pro, SureCall and Pyott-Boone are among those that provide state-of-the-art communications for these industries.

Carroll Technologies has been a leader in the North American mining trade for over 40 years and provides a wide range of essential mining safety equipment to over 800 mines across the country.

The company’s diversified communications solutions provide mining, tunnelling, and construction industries with smooth wireless radio communications that connect individuals on the surface with those underground, ensuring everyone can remain in touch at all times.

Customers can also reach out to the 24/7 support team, where highly skilled staff are on hand to provide technical support and same-day delivery for products and parts required from a network of 13 distribution centres across North America.

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Proximity Alert Systems & Proximity Detection Devices for Mines

proximity warning systems and proximity detection devices for mines

Restricted access, reduced visibility and small spaces can all increase the risk of collision between machines and personnel.

Add operator fatigue and poor decisions into the mix, and equipment collision is one of the most hazardous aspects of mining.

In fact, studies by the United States National Institution for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) have found that more than 40% of the most serious injuries in the mining industry involved accidents classified as struck-by or caught-in machinery and powered haulage equipment.

Reducing the Risk of Collision With Proximity Alert Systems

Leading supplier of mining safety equipment throughout North America, Carroll Technologies Group, provides a number of MSHA-approved solutions for miner safety and tracking.

One such system is PBE’s PAS-C Proximity Alert System. Using electromagnetic sensors and GPS tracking to detect vehicles, obstacles and personnel, this proximity detection device includes sensors which are worn by workers and placed on machinery and vehicles.

These sensors feed location information back to the device’s control centre, allowing operators to track their position within the mine.

The device also allows the user to configure a geo-fence zone around each vehicle in the system, helping to predict and subsequently avoid collisions. Should the geo-fence be breached, an alert is triggered, warning staff of the potential hazard.

PBE’s proximity warning systems for mines are colour-coded yellow or red based on the severity of the predicted collision, allowing staff to respond appropriately to the event.

Dash-Mounted Proximity Alert Devices for Real-Time Surveillance

A dash-mounted proximity detection device is also available through Carroll, warning drivers when they are approaching another vehicle, personnel or other obstacle.

The PAS-Z Proximity Alert System provides audio and visual warnings of potential risks as well as real-time video surveillance.

The PAS-Z gives operators confidence in their movements, even when their vision may be compromised.

Like the PAS-C, the PAS-Z offers geo-fencing technology, giving miners protection from pre-defined hazards such as bottlenecks and dangerous travel ways. They can be easily established using latitude and longitude coordinates.

More than 800 mines across North America trust Carroll Technologies Group for their mining safety equipment every day.

Customers are able to take advantage of Carroll’s industry-leading 24/7 MinerCare team for expert assistance as well as 13 maintenance and repair centres located across nine states.

From self proximity sensors to full proximity warning systems, discover our full range and enquire today.

Further reading:

How does a collision avoidance system work in Mining Operations?

Collision Prevention Systems in Industrial Applications

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How Mining Ventilation Curtains & Systems Keep Miners Safe

From fires and dust explosions to gas emissions and windblasts, history tells us that the majority of mining accidents are ventilation-related.

Just seconds of breathing contaminated air such as carbon monoxide can have severe consequences.

While ventilation has no direct contribution to a mine’s production, failing to properly control airflow within an underground mining site can also lead to increased accidents and damage the health of workers, as well as decrease productivity and efficiency.

It’s no wonder then that ventilation is among the most important aspects of underground mining.

In order to ensure miners are safe in their workplace, effective equipment must be provided and correctly maintained.

The Different Types of Mining Ventilation Systems

To comply with this heavily regulated aspect of mine safety, suitable airways must be in place to allow clean air to come in and ensure contaminated air is filtered out.

There are several approaches mine operators can take to achieve a safe airflow and underground ventilation.

Ventilation on Demand (VOD)

Ventilation on demand for underground mines (VOD) has become an increasingly popular option.

This type of mining ventilation system uses sensors to detect where people and machinery are present and directs clean air to flow through these areas only, instead of the entire site.

Flow Through Ventilation

This variety is often the main and most natural option for underground mine ventilation.

The flow through ventilation methods sees air enter the mine from the surface via a shaft, which is then distributed by venturi tubes and controlled by ventilation fans and other types of regulators.

Ventilation Mining Curtains

Ventilation mining curtains can also be used to manage a site’s air requirements.

This approach works by channeling air to different areas and trapping any potential contaminants. Mining curtains are often the only practical option for underground use.

Carroll Technologies Group is a leading supplier of mining safety appliances throughout North America.

We supply a range of ventilation curtains from Bluefield Manufacturing and can customize them by size, grommet type, spacing and material as per customer request.

Bluefield’s catalog of mining ventilation curtains are designed to be tear-resistant, with the ability to withstand a wide range of temperatures.

They are lightweight, made from either a woven or double laminate polyethylene material, and customers can choose from varying degrees of transparency to allow for high visibility.

Customer Care from Carroll Technologies

Carroll Technologies Group is trusted by over 800 mine operators for their essential safety equipment.

We take pride in our multifaceted range of solutions for customers and are able to provide a range of air control and ventilation systems, including ventilation mining curtains.

Carroll Technologies also provide comprehensive after-sales care, committed to offering as much support as possible should a customer experience difficulties with their product.

Carroll is able to dispatch a technician to the site, or repair the product in one of its 13 workshops across the country.

If you’re looking to invest in a new mining ventilation solution, or need help with existing ventilation systems, get in contact with us today.

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Handheld Gas Detectors for Improved Industrial Safety

handheld gas detectors for improved mining safety

It’s no secret that mine work can be dangerous work, and that’s why safety should be at the heart of every mining operation.

Whilst each mine may take a different approach – initiatives, ongoing training, or special programmes, for example, the wellbeing culture of a mine can be vastly improved by investment in the latest portable gas detection technology.

Companies that take advantage of developments in safety equipment send a clear message to their staff: We are committed to keeping you safe.

Monitoring the underground atmosphere is one such commitment. Without warning, harmful vapours can be inadvertently released within a mine.

Methane, for example, becomes highly flammable and even explosive at atmospheric levels as low as 5%-15%, while carbon monoxide levels as low as 0.1% can cause fatality within a few minutes.

In as little as 30 seconds of oxygen deprivation, a miner can lose consciousness, making the investment in quality handheld carbon monoxide detectors absolutely crucial.

Mining Handheld Gas Detectors

To help protect staff against a potential gas leak or drop in oxygen levels, companies can invest in mining handheld and portable gas detectors.

According to leading North American mining industry supplier Carroll Technologies:

“It is vital for mine workers to be able to detect changes in their atmosphere immediately.

“Portable gas detectors allow miners to test the atmosphere of confined spaces prior to entry, trace leaks, and provide early warnings of the presence of dangerous gases.”

One device supplied by Carroll Technologies is the Mine Safety Appliances (MSA) Altair 4X Gas Detector, a fully portable device representing the very highest calibre in mining handheld gas detectors.

handheld gas detectors for mining safety

The Altair can be carried by miners as their own personal gas detector, alerting the user to the presence of combustibles, toxins and anaerobic environments within 15 seconds of detection.

Real-Time Safety Monitoring

With patented MotionAlert technology as standard, the portable device activates an alert when no movement is detected from an active user for 30 seconds or longer, should they be injured or unconscious.

Users are also able to manually activate the InstantAlert alarm, which utilises the device’s warning system to alert others of hazards in the vicinity.

The software can be easily connected to a PC for simple data management, and is dust and water resistant.

Its 30-hour runtime allows for continuous operation over three shifts, and its chunky, ergonomic design means it can be easily operated even if the user is wearing gloves.

Plus, when paired with the MSA ALTAIR Connect app via a Bluetooth wireless connection, the Altair can also provide real-time incident awareness to team members, supervisors, and safety managers.

Event notifications can even be sent via text message with the Altair Connect app.

Handheld Gas Detector Solutions at Carroll Technologies

Carroll Technologies, which has been a leader in the North American mining industry for more than 30 years, is a factory-authorized warranty mining repair center.

They provide after-sale repair services for handheld gas detectors and a broad range of other essential mining safety equipment to over 800 mines.

Customers can also reach out to the MinerCare 24/7 team, where highly skilled staff are on hand to provide technical support and same day delivery for products and parts required from a network of 13 distribution centres across North America.

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Underground Mining Radios & Radio Communication Systems

Underground mine radio systems

When workers are tunnelling underground it is imperative they are able to converse with each other, especially in the case of major incident or accident, which is where underground mine radio systems come into play.

An advanced workplace communications system maximizes the efficiency and productivity of the operation. Carroll Technologies Group supplies a range of portable underground mining radio and radio systems from Kenwood and Motorola, as well as stationary leaky feeder systems.

Over 800 mines across North America put their faith in the solutions supplied to them by Carroll Technologies Group every day to keep their facilities running, supported by Carroll’s 24/7 MinerCare team.

Portable Underground Mining Radios

Kenwood supplies and manufactures both analog and NEXEDGE® digital handheld portable mine radios, designed to withstand the extreme conditions of a mine and allowing instant communication between units. Used in mining operations across the world, the ATEX-certified devices are equipped with gas, dust and mining protection.

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These easily transportable radios are equipped with a long battery life, with the NEXEDGE® models also boasting GPS capacity.

Motorola likewise offers a series of two-way radio solutions known as the MOTOTRBO range, varying from simple-voice only models to feature-rich voice and data radios. They are accompanied by a wide range of accessories to optimise the performance of the device and have been put through an Accelerated Life Testing (ALT) process to ensure they can withstand up to five years of field use.

Stationary Mine Communication Systems

Should a mining facility be in need of a stationary system, a leaky feeder system can provide effective and secure communication both underground and above ground. Carroll Technologies Group supplies the PB2 112 Page Boss Phone, a stationary two-way radio which can work with traditional pager-type systems and be integrated into leaky feeder system.

A leaky feeder system is more stable than a traditional wired phone system, and can be integrated with tracking and monitoring technologies to provide a holistic solution to everyday mining communication.

In this system, a cable is stretched throughout a mine and it acts as an antenna for a number of devices to pick up a radio signal. This way radio devices do not have to stretch to communicating with each other over long distances, where this may not be possible or practical, but instead communicate with the cable. This extends the range of the devices, meaning a worker ten miles below ground can communicate with a colleague ten miles above ground using the antenna between them as a connection.

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Buy Underground Mining Telephones

These systems can be divided into older pager systems and more modern leaky-feeder systems, both of which have their own pros and cons depending on the operation in question.

Underground mining telephones available from Carroll Technologies include:

Paging telephones in mines are battery-powered, static communication units that use radio signals to send individual audio and text messages. They are hard-wired to the surface level of a mine, and allow communication back and forth between workers above and below ground. While they have a more limited range than leaky-feeder systems, they can be much more efficient in smaller or shallower mining operations where communication is only needed over shorter distances.

Meanwhile, a leaky-feeder system provides both wired and wireless communication throughout a mine. Leaky feeder cable is coaxial cable which has sections of the outer shielding shaved away, allowing radio signals to “leak” in and out. This is stretched throughout a mine, and acts as antenna for devices to receive a signal, drastically extending the physical range over which miners can communicate. This means leaky-feeders are more appropriate than pagers for large-scale projects.

Carroll Technologies Group offers a number of underground mining telephones from Pyott-Boone Electronics (PBE), designed to enable a clear channel of communication throughout a mine. They can be mixed and matched depending on the individual needs of a mining operation, and installed as part of either a pager or leaky feeder system.

Underground mining telephones come in a variety of options for different functionalities

PBE Gen 2 underground mining phone

The PBE 112 Mine Phone is a two-way radio telephone which can be integrated into either a traditional pager or leaky feeder system. It’s also part of PBE’s fourth generation leaky feeder technology range, which incorporates proximity alert systems, gas monitoring and both text and voice communication.

PBE also offer the 117 Weatherproof Phone, which can be installed in wet or exposed areas underground, outside, or on preparation plants. Its polycarbonate resin protects it from the harsh elements it may be exposed to in these spaces.

The Models 118, 110, and 220 VAC Desktop phones are designed to be installed in surface level control rooms, and come with battery backup to prevent the risk of communication collapse during power outages. Carroll also offer the Model 139 Page Phone, a public telephone couple that allows standard page phones to connect to external networks.

All Carroll Technologies Group customers have access to the MinerCare 24/7 support line, which is available for all servicing inquiries they may have at any time. MinerCare representatives can be on the phone in minutes to help talk operators through technical hitches, action same-day delivery of parts from one of 13 distribution centers across North America, and even assist in communications network design.

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Self-contained self-rescuers: the devices which save lives

Atmospheric Monitoring Devices & Equipment for Mining

Maintaining a proper ventilation system is vital for worker safety, but it’s still important to have emergency breathing apparatus at the ready for crisis situations. There are various devices available to ensure the safety of miners in irrespirable atmospheres, each with their own unique practicalities, meaning mine operators can always be safe in the knowledge that their workers have the most comprehensive protections available.

Plenty of these devices are available through Carroll Technologies Group, a leading supplier of mining apparatus and equipment. Trusted by over 800 facilities across North America, Carroll Technologies Group’s 24/7 MinerCare support team is always on hand to provide support and guidance to those in need. This includes coverage for a full range of self-contained self-rescuers (SCSRs), one of the most important devices a miner carries with them day to day.

“MSHA, the regulating body for the mining community, mandates that anyone who is underground has to have an SCSR,” said Carroll Technologies Group’s Josh Johnson.

Why is an SCSR an important piece of mining breathing equipment?

Accidents such as a fire or an explosion can compromise air breathability and leave workers without rescue for some time. They may even be required to make their own way to safety. This makes an SCSR a vital part of the miner’s arsenal.

These easily portable devices provide personal respiratory protection to each individual miner, and should be carried at all times as a safety precaution. The typical SCSR blocks air flow from the nose and the miner instead breathes through the mouthpiece of the device, which oxidises air pollutants and converts them into a breathable format.

This can sometimes feel uncomfortable as the air provided by the SCSR can become very hot and dry, but it’s important no miner sneaks a breath of cool air from around the device – a carbon monoxide concentration as low as 0.5% can cause collapse, unconsciousness, and death in just a few minutes.

Among the market-leading SCSRs supplied by Carroll Technologies Group is the W65 Self-Rescuer Respirator from Mine Safety Appliances (MSA).

This particular device is intended to protect specifically against carbon monoxide poisoning, and weighs only 2.2lbs. Protected inside a rugged stainless steel case, the W65 as a positive hermetic seal and has a total life of 15 years, with an in-service life of ten years. It’s important to note that the W65 is a one-use only device, and should not be used in atmospheres containing less than 19.5% oxygen or which have become polluted by toxic gases and vapours other than carbon monoxide.

Carroll Technologies Group also supplies two SCSRs from Ocenco, the M-20 and the EBA 6.5.

The M-20 is a belt-borne device which comes in particularly useful in tunnels and other confined spaces. At just over six inches square and three inches thick, this is the world’s smallest SCSR, using compressed oxygen to provide respiratory protection for up to 32 minutes. The user can quickly check the oxygen supply through the clear case.

The underground mine self rescuer provides short-term and long-term protection

The EBA 6.5 is a little different to the other two devices. These devices will be stored in bulk in a refuge centre of a mine, which workers can make their way to in the event of a crisis with the initial help of a W65 or M-20. They can then transfer to the larger, closed-circuit apparatus of the EBA 6.5. This device uses compressed oxygen rather than an oxidisation process, making it more comfortable to wear and with a longer window of active use.

“If there was a situation where a mine rescue was going on, the EBA 6.5 would allow up to 90 minutes of operation time straight,” said Johnson. “The device has oxygen in a resting type of situation, so if someone were actually stuck in a mine, if there was an explosion and they couldn’t get out, they could regulate that oxygen on and off as they needed it. They could make it work for somewhere up to 8 hours if they needed to.”

The EBA 6.5 can also be refurbished and upgraded where other devices cannot, with a clear case which allows the user to monitor their oxygen supply.

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Mining safety equipment: appliances and systems for protecting personnel

The US Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) reported 27 mining industry deaths across the country in 2018.

This was the second lowest annual figure ever recorded, but there is still more mining operators can do by employing a comprehensive range of mining safety appliances and systems.

The leading cause of fatalities in 2018 was powered haulage, which accounted for 48% of the annual total. As a result, the MSHA has launched a campaign to educate miners and mine operators on the hazards associated with this equipment.

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Mine safety systems such as proximity alert apparatuses are vital to avoid haulage accidents

Alongside investing in sophisticated personnel awareness it’s important operators kit out their mining sites with proximity alert systems.

Proximity alert devices can prevent haulage-related injuries and fatalities by minimizing the risk of collision.

Typically an alarm is triggered when two tagged elements pass too close by each other – eg, a person and a moving vehicle – warning workers so that they may remedy the situation as appropriate.

Carroll Technologies Group supplies PBE’s PAS-C Proximity Alert System, which utilizes electromagnetic sensors and GPS tracking to detect vehicles, obstacles, and personnel.

This allows collisions to be predicted and avoided, and help is always on hand from Carroll’s 24/7 MinerCare support center. Just a phone call away, MinerCare are committed to providing Carroll Technologies customers with the expert product support they need to ensure their facility runs safely and smoothly.

Mining safety appliances are particularly important when it comes to a breathable air supply

Worker safety can also be put at risk as a result of a compromised oxygen supply. The atmosphere in a mine must be regularly monitored for the presence of flammable methane gases and carbon monoxide.

Personnel can be alerted to any airborne contaminants via a multi-gas detector. These appliances can be fixed in high-risk areas to provide constant monitoring or portable to permit a miner to test the atmosphere manually, often before entering a confined space.

One such device available from Carroll Technologies Group is the MSA Altair 4X. This device is triggered by both methane and carbon monoxide, and lets workers know that the air around them is no longer safe to breathe prompting them to don their self-contained self-rescuers (SCSRs).

An SCSR is an easily portable device which a miner may carry on their person as a safety precaution – MSHA actually mandates that all workers in underground mines must have an SCSR with them at all times.

Carroll Technologies Group offers devices such as the Mine Safety Appliances (MSA) W65 Self-Rescuer Respirator and Ocenco M-20, both belt-worn devices which miners can quickly strap on in the event of an emergency to protect their lungs from dangerous gases such as carbon monoxide as they make their way to safety.

For more long-term search and rescue operations, Carroll customers can also access the Ocenco EBA 6.5. This is a larger, full-body piece of equipment providing a supply of oxygen for a much longer period of time. These can be stored in bulk in refuse centers throughout a mine. Workers who may be stuck underground for some time can then await rescue using the EBA 6.5 to keep themselves safe.

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Atmospheric Monitoring Devices & Equipment for Mining

Atmospheric Monitoring Devices & Equipment for Mining

Unexpected, harmful vapors can be inadvertently released within a mine without warning, which is why miners need to always be prepared for a potential gas leak or drop in oxygen levels with atmospheric monitoring equipment.

Methane becomes highly inflammable and even explosive at atmospheric levels as low as five to 15%. Carbon monoxide levels as low as 0.1% are liable to cause fatality within just a few minutes, and it can take as little as 30 seconds of oxygen deprivation for a miner to lose consciousness.

Miners can protect themselves against the atmospheric hazards in their working environment by using both hand-held and fixed underground atmospheric monitoring devices for confined spaces.

These include multi-gas detectors, anemometers and diesel particulate monitors (DPMs), all of which are supplied by Carroll Technologies Group.

Carroll has led the North American mining industry for over 30 years and today provides over 800 mines with a broad range of safety equipment. Its customers can also reach out to its MinerCare 24/7™ team, who are continually on hand to offer technical support.

Hand-Held Underground Atmospheric Monitoring Equipment and Air Monitoring Devices

One easily portable confined space air monitoring device supplied by Carroll represents the very highest caliber of multi-gas detection technology – the Mine Safety Appliances (MSA) Altair 4X Detector.

The Altair can be carried day-to-day by miners and will alert the user to the presence of combustibles, toxins and anaerobic environments within 15 seconds of detection.

The detector, which comes with patented MotionAlert™ technology as standard, will activate an alert when no movement is detected from an active user for 30 seconds or longer, should they be injured or unconscious.

Users are also able to manually activate the InstantAlert™ alarm, which utilizes the device’s alarm system to warn others of hazards in the near vicinity.

The ventilation of a mine system also needs to be monitored and managed regularly, and a tool such as an anemometer is vital for doing so. These small, portable devices use wind velocity to measure the volume of air entering and exiting the mine shaft, ensuring there is enough airflow to prevent the accumulation of dangerous gases.

This not only keeps workers safe but maximizes a mine’s efficiency by providing a comprehensive overview of the ventilation system.

Using an anemometer is one of the easiest ways to test air quality in a mine, and can be used to select appropriate ventilation equipment as well as ensure worker safety.

This technology can be used for both quick ad-hoc checks and long-term monitoring of airspaces, requiring minimal technical understanding to operate.

Carroll supplies the ST-1000 Vane Anemometers, portable models ideal for carrying by hand to monitor air quality between mining sites.

Underground Atmospheric Monitoring Devices Sensitive to Diesel

With diesel engines commonplace in the mining workplace, it is vital that workers are conscious of the diesel levels present in their atmosphere.

To this end Carroll stocks the Flir Airtec DPM, which is a lightweight, portable device that can be strapped to a miner’s belt, attached to a vehicle or mounted on a wall in a high-risk area, displaying real-time elemental carbon levels on an LCD screen.

The Airtec system allows miners to modify vehicle use, their positioning or the ventilation system should diesel levels in the environment become too high. It also allows users to monitor the underground site for ongoing diesel overexposure.

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Mine Safety Consulting and Training

This means you can always be confident in knowing that there’s somebody you can rely on for product servicing, personalized apparatus designs and full safety evaluations.

Carroll’s 24/7 team provide comprehensive service and support including instant access to top-tier mine safety consultants.

Carroll’s technicians are able to provide troubleshooting support, as well as direct access for customers to Carroll’s vast supply of spare parts and comprehensive repair facilities.

Mine Safety Consulting Offers Expert Advice For Every Operation

Carroll Technologies Group also offers personalized solutions for IT infrastructures and communication products. From the implementation of disaster recovery solutions to data network design, Carroll’s experts are on hand to design and install a number of essential solutions.

Consulting and designing in partnership with their clients, Carroll is able to set up IT systems at headquarter locations as well as above ground and below ground field operations. As an authorized reseller of Dell products, customers are able to access the best products available from respected and well-known tech distributors.

A consulting service is vital in establishing and maintaining a mining site, and over 800 mines across North America have used Carroll’s expertise to keep their operation running smoothly and in top condition. Processes such as setting up voice and data communication systems require an intimate knowledge of mining environments, technical expertise and an objective eye.

Carroll Technologies Group also offers a no-obligation mine safety consultation inspection. Expert technicians will pay a visit to any mine or tunneling project across North America.

Carroll isn’t just a distributor of outstanding mine safety products, but aims to make American mines and industries safer and more productive every day through personal and comprehensive support and services

Mining Safety Training & MSHA Certification Courses

Carroll Technologies Group provides comprehensive training courses on the major products in its portfolio, including:

  • MSHA’s electrical safety requirements
  • Hazards of electrical systems
  • Proper care and use of electrical protective equipment
  • Proper installation of personal protective grounds
  • Electrical safe work practices and special precautionary techniques.
  • Our vendor-certified training includes products from Ocenco, MSA, Pyott-Boone and many others from our roster of 80+ partners.

Participants will be introduced to safe work practices and precautionary techniques that will have a major impact on safety in the workplace.

MSHA Training & Certification

It is required by federal law that mine workers receive suitable MSHA safety training and annual refresher courses.

Maintaining an effective mining training plan ensures that workers are following best practices and that equipment is being used correctly, which is essential for keeping miners safe and keeping machinery working efficiently.

To assist miners and operators in meeting their training obligations, MSHA provides materials and guidance to mines and training facilities.

With safety culture and mining equipment continually developing, Carroll Technologies keeps staff informed on proper operational techniques and government regulations with its mine safety training and 24/7 technical support team.