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MSHA-certified crews worked six days a week using wagon drills and rope-access methods to scale the slope

MSHA-certified crews worked six days a week using wagon drills and rope-access methods to scale the slope | Credits: Access Limited

Near the banks of Alabama's Black Warrior River, Warrior Met Coal built a marine terminal to anchor its upcoming Blue Creek Mine. Known as the Blue Creek Barge Loadout, the facility was designed to move...

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