Excerpt from Methods for Routine Work in the Explosives Physical Laboratory of the Bureau of Mines
There are usually three testing engineers, either junior explosives engineers, junior chemists, or junior mining engineers; their num ber may be more or less than three according to the amount of work on hand. These engineers usually report to the explosives engineer through the assistant engineer and may report directly.
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