
The two women coal miners in all of Bosnia and Herzegovina are not left in the dark when it comes to their jobs.
Their job requires them to take daily measurements of air, gas and to supervise the general safety of the mine, according to local media.
...

Sakiba Covic combs her hair before going to work in a coal mine in Breza, March 6, 2013. Covic and Semsa Hadzo are the only female coal miners in all of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
...

Sakiba Covic (L) and her supervisors plan the day before she enters a mining pit in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic (R) collects a torch and safety equipment before entering a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic buttons up her shirt before entering a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic (L) and Semsa Hadzo (R) wait for the elevator in a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic (L) and Semsa Hadzo (C) stand in an elevator before descending into a coal mine Breza.

Sakiba Covic (2nd R) and Semsa Hadzo (R) stand in an elevator before descending into a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic (L) and Semsa Hadzo walk through a coal mine in Breza
...

Sakiba Covic (centre L) and Semsa Hadzo (centre R) watch their colleagues while working in a coal mine in Breza.
...

Coal miners work in a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic measures the air pressure in a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic (L) and Semsa Hadzo (C) talk after measuring the air pressure in a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic (L) talks with her boss in a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic (R) and Semsa Hadzo (2nd L) measure the air pressure in a coal mine in Breza.
...

Semsa Hadzo calls for the elevator in a coal mine in Breza.
...

Sakiba Covic (L) and Semsa Hadzo leave a coal mine in Breza.