by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 23, 2025 | Mine Safety
Towing and rigging are routine activities in mining operations, but when performed incorrectly, they can quickly become deadly. From snapped chains to runaway loads, towing incidents cause serious injuries and fatalities every year on mine sites. Proper towing safety...
by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 20, 2025 | Mine Safety
Mining equipment is engineered to endure the most extreme environments—but even the strongest machines need regular, careful attention. Maintenance and repairs, while essential, are among the most hazardous tasks on a mine site. When safety standards are overlooked,...
by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 16, 2025 | Mine Safety
Before any mining equipment powers up for the day, one step can determine whether the shift unfolds safely or ends in an incident: the pre-operational inspection. These daily checks are the first line of defense against equipment malfunctions, workplace accidents, and...
by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 11, 2025 | Mine Safety
Mining machinery is powerful, complex, and indispensable to operations—but when it’s not used or maintained properly, it can become a major hazard. Equipment like haul trucks, crushers, conveyors, and drills each carry unique risks. That’s why understanding the...
by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 9, 2025 | Mine Safety
In the mining industry, safety is paramount—especially when it comes to the infrastructure miners rely on daily, such as ladders, travel ways, and escapeways. The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) has established standards to ensure that these essential...
by MSHA Safety Services | Jun 6, 2025 | Mine Safety
Roof falls are one of the most serious hazards in underground mining, and staying ahead of them starts with strong safety standards and full compliance with MSHA regulations. These rules aren’t just about checking boxes—they’re about protecting lives. By following the...
