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Table: Mine Safety and Health at a Glance, 1931 - 2011
76 KB, Last Updated: 8/22/2012
Chart: U.S. Mining Fatal Injury and Total Injury Rates 2002 - 2010
266 KB, Last Updated: 6/24/2011
Table: Mining Fatalities by Type, 2010
83 KB, Last Updated: 6/3/2011
Table: MSHA’s Trends in Mining Fatalities by Type, 2008 - 2011
81 KB, Last Updated: 6/3/2011
MSHA: 2011 Comparison of Year-to-Date and Total Fatalities for M/NM & Coal
n/a, Last Updated: 6/24/2011
Chart: U.S. Mining Record of Reduction: Total Injury Rate, 1990-2011
42 KB, Last Updated: 9/13/2012
Chart: U.S. Mining Record of Reduction: Fatal Injuries, 1990-2011
64 KB, Last Updated: 1/25/2012
Chart: Incident Rates of Non-Fatal Occupational Injuries Compared to Other Industrial Categories, 2011
43 KB, Last Updated: 12/10/2012
Mine Operations Without Lost-time Cases
17 KB, Last Updated: 10/21/2011
Did you know?
- More than 80 percent of U.S. mining operations did not have a single lost time accident last year.
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