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The Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association Bulletin for March/April 2004 highlights significant advancements in mining safety, including the lowest recorded fatalities since 1910, the opening of Tilcon's Safety & Hazard Awareness Training Center, and various safety initiatives and training programs. It emphasizes the importance of continuous learning in safety practices, collaboration between MSHA and labor organizations, and the impact of seat belt usage in preventing injuries. The bulletin also outlines upcoming conferences and workshops aimed at improving mine safety.

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What has to be reported to MSHA?

Accidents A death of an individual at a mine; An injury to an individual at a mine which has a reasonable potential to cause death; An entrapment of an individual for more than thirty minutes or which has a reasonable potential to cause death; An unplanned inundation of a mine by a liquid or gas;

What are the safety hazards in the mining industry?

The most common mining hazards include but are not limited to ground collapse, subsidence, fault reactivation and fissures, mine water rebound, acid mine water drainage, mine gas emissions, and combustion.

Why was the Bureau of Mines created in 1910?

1910 Bureau of Mines created the Bureau of Mines Public Law 61-179 created the Bureau of Mines within the Department of the Interior after a decade in which coal mine fatalities exceeded 2,000 annually. The Bureaus safety and health role was limited to research and investigation, without inspection authority.

How do I make an anonymous complaint to MSHA?

Any owner, lessee, or other person who operates, controls, or supervises a coal or other mine or any independent contractor performing services or construction at such mine.

What are MSHA violations?

The Pattern of Violations (POV) is used by MSHA to identify mine operators who have demonstrated a recurring pattern of Significant and Substantial (SS) violations of mandatory health and safety standards at their mines. An SS violation is one that is reasonably likely to result in a serious injury or illness.

What injuries must be reported to MSHA?

Immediately Reportable Accidents and Injuries are: A death of an individual at a mine; An injury to an individual at a mine which has a reasonable potential to cause death; An entrapment of an individual for more than thirty minutes or which has a reasonable potential to cause death;

What is the Federal Mine Safety Act of 1910?

Federal Mines Safety Act of 1910 was a United States statute passed for the purposes of establishing the United States Bureau of Mines as a federal agency of the United States Department of the Interior.

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