by MSHA Safety Services | Oct 2, 2025 | Regulations and Resources
Mining has fueled economies and communities for generations, but it comes with significant risks when safety is not prioritized. The cost of unsafe mining practices extends far beyond equipment repairs or fines—it impacts human lives, public trust, and the entire...
by MSHA Safety Services | Sep 26, 2025 | Regulations and Resources
Falls from mobile equipment continue to be a leading cause of injuries and fatalities in mining operations. From stepping down off a haul truck to climbing into a bulldozer or conducting routine maintenance checks, every interaction with large mobile machinery comes...
by MSHA Safety Services | Sep 23, 2025 | Regulations and Resources
As mining operations embrace innovation, battery-powered equipment has become increasingly prevalent across both surface and underground sites. This transition offers a host of benefits—lower emissions, reduced noise, and improved air quality—but it also introduces a...
by MSHA Safety Services | Sep 18, 2025 | Regulations and Resources
Slip and fall incidents continue to be a leading cause of injury in mining operations, especially around heavy equipment and machinery. These accidents often occur during routine tasks—stepping onto a platform, climbing into a cab, or navigating around poorly...
by MSHA Safety Services | Sep 15, 2025 | Regulations and Resources
Mining involves tough terrain, heavy equipment, and high work zones, so worker safety requires more than training and basic PPE. Mine operators must use practical solutions to improve access and prevent falls, reducing injuries and improving operational efficiency....
by MSHA Safety Services | Jul 29, 2025 | Regulations and Resources
In mining, some of the most serious—and often entirely preventable—accidents happen when heavy equipment isn’t properly blocked or secured. Whether it’s a dozer rolling unexpectedly or machinery shifting while maintenance is underway, the consequences can be fatal....
