Review Commission ruling increases the burden on mines to maintain automatic warning devices on mobile equipment.

Prohibition of ‘advance notice’ must be balanced with the operator’s right to accompany the inspector.

Failing to contest MSHA citations when valid defenses exist can unknowingly result in significant increases in penalty amounts.

MSHA’s disregard for rulemaking authority makes its way to the Review Commission.

Does the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) have carte blanche access to the files and records kept in your mine office?

A recent ALJ decision establishes that the Mine Act’s imposition of ‘strict liability’ on operators is not without its limits.

A little-noticed provision of recently enacted legislation is causing headaches for mine operators without providing meaningful benefit to the public.

Work refusals and temporary reinstatement under the Mine Act.

It’s time to set aside hyperbole and focus on whatever drives safety reform.

It’s in the news and top-of-mind in many regulatory agencies, so assess your risks related to hexavalent chromium.