Mine Safety and Health Materials
MSHA offers a variety of materials to assist trainers and mine operators in promoting a safe and healthy environment at U.S. mines. Use the search column or scroll through the most recent listings below to find materials for safety talks and trainings at your mine.
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 9/28/2021
From January 2017 to August 2021, the coal mining industry experienced 1,967 roof and rib accidents. Of these, there were 9 fatal accidents and 570 lost time accidents; 83% of these accidents were
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 9/28/2021
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 7/12/2021
Stop Powered Haulage Accidents: Stay Alert! Stay Alive!
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 7/12/2021
Miners continue to die in rollover accidents.
Fatalities occurred when vehicles flipped over backwards, rolled over, and tipped over on their sides.
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 12/9/2020
Electronic Detonators are NOT the same as Electric Detonators
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 10/19/2020
Between 2017 and 2020, three miners were fatally injured after entering confined spaces to clear material and obstructions.
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 9/3/2020
Lock-Out, Tag-Out, Try-Out, and Block Against Motion Before Working.
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 6/26/2020
Recent Increase in Fall of Person Accidents
28 miners have died after falling from heights over the last 10 years.
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 4/16/2020
On March 5, 2020, an operator was using a Caterpillar D8T bulldozer on a coal surge pile near a load-out feeder location when the surge pile collapsed, engulfing the bulldozer and trapping the oper
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Safety / Health Alerts
Posted 3/23/2020
Use qualified welders. Inspect welds and metal components. Train users.