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The Importance of Pre-Operational Inspections for Mining Equipment

The Importance of Pre-Operational Inspections for Mining Equipment

by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 16, 2025 | Regulations and Resources

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...
Understanding Safety Requirements for Mining Machinery and Equipment

Understanding Safety Requirements for Mining Machinery and Equipment

by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 11, 2025 | Regulations and Resources

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...
Climbing and Escaping Safely: MSHA Standards for Fixed Ladders, Travel ways, and Escapeways

Climbing and Escaping Safely: MSHA Standards for Fixed Ladders, Travel ways, and Escapeways

by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 9, 2025 | Regulations and Resources

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...
Keeping Ladders Safe and Reliable for Miners: A Practical Guide for Mine Sites

Keeping Ladders Safe and Reliable for Miners: A Practical Guide for Mine Sites

by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 6, 2025 | Regulations and Resources

When it comes to mine safety, ladders don’t always get the attention they deserve—but they should. Whether workers are climbing into confined spaces or accessing elevated work areas, ladders are a part of daily life in both surface and underground mining. That...
Ensuring Ladder Safety in Mining: Key Standards

Ensuring Ladder Safety in Mining: Key Standards

by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 3, 2025 | Regulations and Resources

Ladders are a daily essential in mining operations—used for everything from inspections and maintenance to emergency escapes. Because of this, ladder safety is important not only for meeting regulations but for protecting the people who depend on them. Mining...
Mine Safety Reform: How Tragedy Sparked Legislative Change

Mine Safety Reform: How Tragedy Sparked Legislative Change

by MSHA Safety Services | Jun 30, 2025 | Regulations and Resources

Mining has long been one of the most hazardous industries, with tragedies unfolding throughout history that highlight the dangers faced by workers underground. However, these grim events have also been catalysts for important changes in safety standards and...
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