Safety and health in mines research advisory board (SHMRAB)
The Safety and health in mines research advisory board (SHMRAB) is one of the Health and Safety Executive's (HSE's) independent advisory bodies. During 2000 it was reconstituted as a sub-committee of the Deep Mined Coal Industry Advisory Committee (DMCIAC), now the Mining Industry Committee (MIC)
This information is a record of previous SHMRAB meetings available from The National Archive. You will be directed to The National Archive if you follow any of the links listed.
- SHMRAB - 2013 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2012 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2011 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2010 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2009 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2008 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2007 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2006 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2005 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2004 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2003 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2002 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2001 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 2000 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 1999 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 1998 Annual Review
- SHMRAB - 1997 Annual Review
SHMRAB is chaired by Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Mines and has up to ten members representing employers and employees in the British mining industry and eight adviser members with relevant expertise in research or mining.
As well as advising HSE and MIC, SHMRAB's remit includes providing information to the mining industry on research matters relevant to improving health and safety standards in the industry.