Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA)

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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mine Safety and Health • Ng: Rodney Adamson •
Miners are working in an underground mine under a roof supported with a mesh screen.
There are 5 best practices to be safe when working under or near mine roofs and ribs. Mine owners and operators are responsible for the safety and health of miners
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Inihain Sa Special Initiatives, Good Jobs Initiative • Ng: Joseph Matawaran •
Seven professionally dressed women and men sit on a panel behind a table. American and Labor Department flags are visible on the stage behind them.
Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States. Not on our watch. Our panel showcased our contributions to President Biden's Cancer Moonshot.
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Inihain Sa Data and Technology, Technology • Ng: Jason Dittrich, Mike Pulsifer •
Wearing a work glove, a miner’s hand can be seen holding a mobile device and using the MSHA Safety + Health App.
OCIO worked collaboratively with the Mine Safety and Health Administration to develop a new tool that provides quick access to health services tailored to miners' unique needs.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mining • Ng: Julie Su •
Three mine workers in an underground mine. All are wearing helmets and reflective gear.
We are unleashing our power to make sure every miner can come home safe and healthy at the end of every workday.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mining, Español • Ng: Kevin Deel •
A coal miner wearing a helmet with a headlamp controls a continuous mining machine underground.
In 2023, 16 miners died in incidents caused by a malfunction, improperly maintained or damaged machinery. Learn about best practices to keep miners safe.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mining, Technology, Español • Ng: Chris Williamson •
A nurse puts a blood pressure cuff on a miner at a booth with a "Miner Health Matters" banner. Health materials, stickers and other resources are spread out on the table around them.
We know miners and their families face challenges in accessing critical health care and support services. That’s why we’ve created a new tool that can help.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mining • Ng: Chris Williamson •
Five miners stand or sit on equipment at the entrance of a coal mine. The man in the middle is Black and the other four are white. Library of Congress photo.
At the Battle of Blair Mountain, Black and white miners stood side by side in their fight to unionize the southern West Virginia coalfields.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mining • Ng: Chris Williamson •
National Miners Day, December 6
We honor the contributions of miners past and present as well as recommit to making mining workplaces safer and healthier.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mining, Español • Ng: Chris Williamson •
Two underground coal miners wearing hard hats with headlamps exit a transport vehicle and walk toward their work site.
Too many miners aren’t aware of the rights they have to a safe and healthy workplace. Here's what they should know.
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Inihain Sa Safety and Health, Mining • Ng: Sam Creasy •
An MSHA inspector uses a tablet while standing on a pile of rocks at an outdoor mining site.
Impact inspections are an effective enforcement tool focused on mines that repeatedly violate safety and health standards.
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