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Global rank: Worldwide · 2026-08
#115,004
AI visibility: Grade D
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54.0K
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7.6K
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The Mine Safety and Health Administration works every day to protect the lives of people working in mines across the United States. It sets and enforces rules that cover everything from equipment checks to emergency planning so that underground and surface operations stay as safe as possible. Staff visit sites regularly, review accident reports, and update guidelines when new risks appear in the industry. Mining comp…
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The Mine Safety and Health Administration works every day to protect the lives of people working in mines across the United States. It sets and enforces rules that cover everything from equipment checks to emergency planning so that underground and surface operations stay as safe as possible. Staff visit sites regularly, review accident reports, and update guidelines when new risks appear in the industry. Mining comp…
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Updated May 25, 2026
# Mine Safety and Health Administration ## About The Mine Safety and Health Administration works every day to protect the lives of people working in mines across the United States. It sets and enforces rules that cover everything from equipment checks to emergency planning so that underground and surface operations stay as safe as possible. Staff visit sites regularly, review accident reports, and update guidelines when new risks appear in the industry. Mining companies rely on their clear standards to train crews and maintain equipment without cutting corners. The agency also shares data and best practices so operators can learn from incidents at other locations and avoid repeating the same mistakes. Families of miners count on the steady oversight that comes from consistent inspections and follow-up actions. Over the years the focus has expanded beyond just preventing injuries to include long-term health concerns like dust exposure and noise levels. Partnerships with unions and state agencies help spread the word about new safety tools and procedures faster. Training programs run by the agency give both new hires and experienced workers practical skills they can use on the job right away. **Areas of Work:** Mine Safety, Regulatory Compliance, Workplace Safety ## Things to Remember - **Website:** https://msha.gov - **Address:** 201 12th Street South, Arlington, VA, United S
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