Tire maintenance requires an entire team effort

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Roger Best
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Jan 2, 2010

Abstract

In the mining industry, where some of the vehicles are larger than a one-story house, tire maintenance cannot be accomplished by the tire shop alone. It takes an army of people to maintain a fleet of 100 trucks that may be transporting gold, iron ore, oil sand, copper or coal from an openpit to a refinery and eventually delivering the product to a customer. Everyone working in and around these mammoth machines has a duty to help with the maintenance of the tires, whether they know it or not. These responsibilities comprise observation and reporting hazards up to and including changing out a tire and recording the information in a tire-tracking program such as TreadStat.
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APA: Roger Best  (2010)  Tire maintenance requires an entire team effort

MLA: Roger Best Tire maintenance requires an entire team effort. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2010.

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