mine safety
MSHA admin to oversee coal, metal/nonmetal
Timothy Watkins, the agency's new administrator over the two sectors, is a former deputy administrator for coal. Keep Reading
MSHA’s 2019 priorities
Ed Elliott, a senior advisor to the assistant secretary at the Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA), outlined areas of focus at an industry meeting. Keep Reading
Training tomorrow’s leaders to work safely
The University of Missouri Science & Technology puts the art of experiential learning into effect for the next generation of engineers and supervisors. Keep Reading
MSHA awards $250K in 2018 Brookwood-Sago Grants
MSHA awarded $250,000 to four organizations to develop and conduct training programs that support the recognition and prevention of safety and health hazards in underground mines. Keep Reading
The good, the bad and the ugly of online training courses
Be wary of the Internet-based ‘MSHA training program,’ as it might be a hoax to lure money out of your pocket. Keep Reading
MSHA to explore safety tech for mobile equipment, conveyors
The Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) will hold six public stakeholder meetings and a webinar to discuss potential improvements. Keep Reading
Missouri producer develops unique safety program
The Capital Materials program incentivizes employees to work safely for themselves and those working around them. Keep Reading
MSHA to distribute $250K in safety grants
The Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) funding will enable recipients to develop training materials, provide mine safety training and more. Keep Reading
Quiz: Are you an expert at recognizing safety hazards?
Recognizing safety hazards is the first step in maintaining a safe work environment. Test your knowledge to see how much you know about recognizing hazards. Keep Reading
