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Steiger (mining)

A Steiger (literally "climber") is the title of a mining foreman or mine manager, used in German-speaking Europe and Poland. He bears responsibility for part of an underground coal mine and the people subordinated to him. The name is derived from the former role of a Steiger, who continually had to climb into and out of the pit. The Steiger is celebrated…

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