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CORESafety TV (September 2022): Drones in Mines: An Innovation Update

Welcome to the September edition of CORESafety TV — the online video program from the National Mining Association.  A little over a year ago, we introduced you to two researchers from the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.  Dr. Pedram Roghanchi and Dr. Mostafa Hassanalian are working to develop a drone that will fly safely in coal mines and will […]

CORESafety Reminder: How to Lessen the Risks of Blasting

Blasting operations on any mining site carry inherent risks that demand close attention during both the planning and execution stages.  In December 2017, three miners were injured when explosives detonated prematurely without any warning. Despite being positioned 130 feet away from the blast, the employees were struck with flying debris that resulted in various types […]

CORESafety TV (August 2022): How to Handle Extreme Heat Situations: The MSHA Interview for Miners & Operators

  Welcome to the August edition of CORESafety TV — the online video program from the National Mining Association.  Whether you’re working underground or on the surface, extreme heat can be one of your worst enemies, especially during the summer months.  MSHA – the Mine Safety and Health Administration – makes a point of reminding miners and mine operators about this on […]