Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association


	Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association The Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association (JAHSA) is a nonprofit organization that began in 1916 to promote health and safety in the mining industry and consists of representatives from Federal and State Governments, Mining Organizations and Labor. As part of this effort, the Association publishes the Bulletin several times a year, full of useful safety and health information.

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Training and personal development are important to every Professional Miner who wants to keep up with the latest safety and health developments.

Check the resources on our new professional development page.

Resources

	History and Membership Benefits
	Constitution and Bylaws
	"Come Grow With Us" brochure with information about joining and forming a chapter
	Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association Bulletin: Downloadable current and past issues
	Scholarships to support college students studying health and safety
	Professional Miner Program

Current officers:
President		Mark Zinser, MI (Labor)
1^st Vice-President		William Cotton Jarrell, Lee Ranch, NM (Management)
2^nd Vice-President		Ron Bucci Vincennes University, IN (State)
3^rd Vice-President		Sam Scribe, Consultant, PA (Vendor)
4^th Vice-President		Jeffrey Kravitz, MSHA, PA (Federal)
Secretary		Robert Glatter, MSHA, VA (Federal)
Treasurer		Al Simonson, MN (Emeritus)

Click here for full list of officers and executive committee members

For more information:

Write to:

Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association
P.O. Box 9375
Arlington, VA 22219

Or call: (703) 235-0249
Or fax: (703) 235-0011
Or e-mail: mail@holmessafety.org

	*2012 JAHSA Meeting*
	National Meeting and Training Seminar of the Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association June 5-7, 2012 Greektown Casino Hotel, Detroit MI Click here for event flyer


	Professional Miner Program
	The Professional Miner Program recognizes the high level of skill, knowledge, and professionalism that miners bring to the work that's so important to our way of life. Miners who join the program can receive recognition for their years of accident-free working. They will also receive information and tools that will help them maintain their leadership in safe and healthy workplaces. Click here for more information.