MSHA

MSHA stands for the Mine Safety and Health Administration, a U.S. federal agency responsible for ensuring the safety and health of miners. Established in 1977, MSHA enforces regulations that protect workers in mining operations, conducting inspections, investigations, and providing training. The agency aims to prevent accidents, injuries, and fatalities in mines by promoting safe practices and compliance with health regulations. MSHA also collects and analyzes data on mining accidents and safety trends to improve industry standards and worker safety overall.