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mine inspector

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mine inspector [′mīn in′spek·tər]
(mining engineering)
Generally, the state mine inspector, as contrasted to the Federal mine inspector; inspects mines to find fire and dust hazards and inspects the safety of working areas, electric circuits, and mine equipment.
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