Miners' Safety and Health Act

The Miners' Safety and Health Act is a U.S. federal law designed to protect miners' health and safety in coal and other underground mines. It sets standards for safe working conditions, such as proper ventilation, dust control, and emergency preparedness. The law also requires regular inspections, reporting of hazards, and training for miners. Its goal is to prevent accidents, illnesses, and fatalities by ensuring mines operate under safe practices, reflecting a commitment to the well-being of workers in the mining industry.