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How technology and training are shaping mine safety efforts

Industry leaders discussed equipment innovation, workforce onboarding and the importance of safety culture during last month’s Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference. Keep Reading

Assessing the cost of ‘just this once’

Steve Fuller explains why shortcuts can still lead to catastrophic consequences. Keep Reading

MSHA’s 2027 budget signals leaner staffing, tech-focused enforcement

The agency’s proposed budget would reduce staffing and expand the focus on AI tools, data analytics and technology-driven inspections. Keep Reading

MSHA renews alliance with AEM

The alliance ensures manufacturers and contractors have access to information, guidance and training resources designed to protect the health and safety of miners. Keep Reading

Analyzing MSHA’s evolving enforcement posture – and more

Ogletree Deakins’ Bill Doran breaks down MSHA enforcement trends, silica rule uncertainty and what’s ahead for MSHA. Keep Reading

MSHA reports all-time low injury rate for 2025

The Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) reports that injury rates fell to an all-time low of 1.74 per 200,000 hours worked last year. Keep Reading

Three daily habits that can reduce risk on every shift

Steve Fuller provides three daily habits that can reduce risk and promote safety on every shift. Keep Reading

Mining fatalities climb with March-April spike

After a February lull, MSHA reports indicate that six miners have died in a five-week span. Keep Reading

MSHA renews alliance with NSSGA

MSHA renewed its alliance with NSSGA, ensuring that industry personnel, including contractors, have access to resources that protect miners' health and safety. Keep Reading

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