McLeod Report

The McLeod Report was an analysis conducted in the early 20th century examining the coal mining industry in the United States, focusing on safety practices, working conditions, and operational efficiency. It aimed to identify hazards faced by miners, assess industry standards, and recommend improvements to reduce accidents and promote worker welfare. The report influenced regulations by highlighting the importance of safety measures and better management practices in mining operations, contributing to ongoing efforts to improve workplace safety in industrial sectors.