A more thorough explanation:

FMSHRC

FMSHRC stands for Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission. It is an independent agency that is responsible for reviewing disputes related to safety and health in the mining industry.

For example, if a mining company is fined by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) for violating safety regulations, they can appeal the fine to the FMSHRC. The FMSHRC will then review the case and make a decision on whether the fine should be upheld or overturned.

Another example is if a miner believes that their employer is not providing a safe working environment, they can file a complaint with the MSHA. If the MSHA does not take action, the miner can then appeal to the FMSHRC for a review of their case.

The examples illustrate how the FMSHRC serves as a neutral party to review disputes related to safety and health in the mining industry. The agency ensures that mining companies are held accountable for providing a safe working environment for their employees and that miners have a way to seek justice if they believe their rights have been violated.