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MSHA adds tools to track violations

The US Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) has launched two new online tools to assist operators, miners, MSHA and others in tracking violations of standards commonly associated with mining deaths and frequently found by federal mine inspectors in examinations of underground coal mines

Ailbhe Goodbody
A miner walks under hydraulic jacks next to a coal seam in Foresight Energy's Pond Creek longwall coal mine

A miner walks under hydraulic jacks next to a coal seam in Foresight Energy's Pond Creek longwall coal mine

The latest tools enhance other web-based methods MSHA offers the mining industry to operate more safely. These include tools to monitor a mine’s compliance history, such as determining its eligibility...

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