Peabody CEO Glenn Kellow said Schuller was an accomplished leader both in the company and the industry and is highly recognised in all phases of mining, operations and engineering.
"He also lives our mission and values every day, whether focused on safety and sustainability or working to maximize the opportunities of the business and operations," he said.
Schuller has been an instrumental part of several new approaches in the mining industry, such as changing state legislation to bring the first piece of underground diesel equipment to West Virginia, and introducing that state's first mobile bridge conveyors and mobile roof supports.
He holds a bachelor's degree in engineering - mining from...
