Lawrence Mine Safety

01/21/2023

Potentially starting an EMT-M class soon in Oceana. If you are interested, send us a message!

05/27/2022

We want to take a moment and congratulate our 65th EMT-Miner class on passing the written and practical tests today! 5 new EMT-Miners for Reflectance Energy! We also want to say thank you to Terry Keen and Art Hale for the hospitality and trusting us to provide the education to your workers. PR, Bill, Wolford, Josh, and Tyler, it’s been real 🤙🏽
100% pass rate is holding strong 💪🏽

05/18/2022

It’s easy to become complacent with daily activities on the job. For example, the guard on the grinder gets in your way so you took it off. That’s a $14,502 fine (1910.243(c)(4)). If your employee uses it, it’s an additional $14,502 fine for failure to have proper training (1926.21(b)(2)). That $10 guard just cost you $29,004. 🤢 Don’t become the next statistic… Give us a call to set up a site compliance inspection.

02/18/2022

Possibly starting an EMT-Miner class soon in Oceana. If you are interested, please message us!

01/09/2022

Thank you all for your service and dedication!

11/02/2021

Prayers for his family, friends, and coworkers.

A coal miner has died in an incident in southern West Virginia.

06/08/2021

When I first started this company, I learned very quickly that it was a super tough business and if your name wasn’t out there, it’s nearly impossible. However, Gavin was willing to give me a chance. Gavin was more than just a business associate, he was a friend. He was an inspiration, a businessman, and a true humble person. Gavin would give the clothes off his back to a stranger. Gavin helped me get this business off the ground and I will forever be thankful for him and everyone at Stacy Equipment.

The world has lost a great man, but Heaven has gained a true angel.

Rest easy buddy. Thank you for everything.

11/29/2020

Everyone please pray for our firefighter John Massey. We were just notified that earlier this morning he had a stroke and was flown to Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown.

07/23/2020

In February 2016, we began teaching classes and forming relationships with coal mines across West Virginia, Virginia, and Kentucky. We have loved every second of it, but as of July 23, Lawrence Mine Safety, LLC will be officially closed.
In the 4 years we were open, we taught over 3,000 people either a mining class or a medical class like CPR and First Aid. We were able to respond to over 200 mining accidents. In four years, we performed over 5,000 drug tests.
We would like to thank everyone for their support and their business. This has been a very tough decision for us but due to the economy, we are left with no other choice. (And to be quite honest, some companies would not pay their bills and left an outstanding balance of thousands and thousands of dollars.) Thank you all for everything.

06/27/2020

Congrats to you all!

06/24/2020

*HE HAS BEEN FOUND**

MISSING- Benjamin Browning

POSSIBLY DRIVING A WHITE FORD F-150 Extended Cab- It is a Marmic Company Truck

Around 11:00pm last night Mr. Browning called his daughter asking to send help and that he was very sick and getting sleepy. He needed medical attention. He did not know exactly where he was.

He is a diabetic and has now went 2 nights without medicine or food.

Last known location was pinged close to the Charleston, WV area. He told the family he was around Blue Creek Mountain and could hear fans like they were coming from a coal mining site.

The family has searched Robinson Point near Clendenin, WV and was not able to find him.

Tiffany Brewer is the daughters name.