The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) is looking for motivated professionals committed to ensuring the health and safety of our Nation's miners.
Why work for us? MSHA is a Federal government agency dedicated to sending Miners home safe and healthy every shift, every day. We offer:
- Health, life, and long-term care insurance.
- A stable retirement program, including a tax-deferred savings plan.
- Generous annual, sick, and holiday leave.
- A 40-hour work week.
- Travel reimbursement.
- Flexible spending accounts for medical and dental expenses.
- Locality pay may apply, depending on the job location.
Mine Safety and Health Inspector Duties:
- Conduct on-site inspections or investigations of underground and surface mines in order to identify potential hazardous conditions to the safety and health of workers.
- Ensure proper mining equipment maintenance and usage.
- Check mining performance for conformance with safety and health laws and regulations.
- Issue citations when violations and hazards are identified.
- Determine how accidents and disasters are caused and prevented.
- Discuss inspection/investigation findings and provide technical support and assistance to mine management and personnel.
How to be considered for an Inspector position:
- Apply to one or more of the three Mine Inspector vacancy announcements.
- MSHA Human Resources will review your resume.
- If qualified, MSHA will notify you of the times and locations of upcoming test sessions.
- You must pass a math test and writing assessment (and an electrical test if you qualify for and are interested in an Electrical Inspector position).
- Have a structured Interview.
- MSHA Human Resources will notify you of the results.
MSHA is an equal opportunity employer.
For questions regarding this program please email us at MSHA MSHAJOBS@dol.gov.
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