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Seven Major Things Every Miner Should Know About Safety

Mining is one of the most important jobs in the world; it also requires a constant safety mindset. Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been underground for decades, safety must always be at the top of your list. Here are seven (7) major things every miner should pay attention to when it comes to staying safe on […]

CORESafety TV (July 2025): What You Should Know About CORESafety’s New Module 6

Welcome to the July 2025 edition of CORESafety TV, brought to you by the National Mining Association (NMA). Recently, NMA developed an updated version of CORESafety, the legacy safety and health management system (SHMS) for our member companies. CORESafety TV is now featuring an overview of each of the ten (10) new modules that comprise the system. Take a few minutes now for […]

CORESafety Infographic: How To Stay Safe in Hot Mine Environments

Working in mines can often bring about heat-related dangers that can affect you in a variety of ways, especially during summer months. Did you know that it’s often a coworker who is the first to notice signs of heat stress in another employee? For that reason alone, it’s important to always work in tandem, using a buddy system. Everyone needs to know what […]

CORESafety TV (June 2025): What You Should Know About CORESafety’s New Module 5

Welcome to the June 2025 edition of CORESafety TV, brought to you by the National Mining Association (NMA). Recently, NMA developed an updated version of CORESafety, the legacy safety and health management system (SHMS) for our member companies. CORESafety TV is now featuring an overview of each of the ten (10) new modules that comprise the system. Take a few minutes now for […]

CORESafety Alert: Dangers of Dehydration

Dehydration is a major factor in most heat disorders. Warmer months of the year can be especially dangerous, no matter what type of mine you’re in. The average body loses approximately 2½ quarts of sweat per day. But when you’re performing strenuous work, the body can lose up to 1½ quarts of sweat per hour.  It is essential to drink more […]

CORESafety TV (May 2025): What You Should Know About CORESafety’s New Module 4

Welcome to the May 2025 edition of CORESafety TV, brought to you by the National Mining Association (NMA). Recently, NMA developed an updated version of CORESafety, the legacy safety and health management system (SHMS) for our member companies. CORESafety TV is now featuring an overview of each of the ten (10) new modules that comprise the system. Take a few minutes now for a […]

CORESafety TV (April 2025): What You Should Know About CORESafety’s New Module 3

Welcome to the April 2025 edition of CORESafety TV, brought to you by the National Mining Association (NMA). Recently, NMA developed an updated version of CORESafety, the legacy safety and health management system (SHMS) for our member companies. CORESafety TV is now featuring an overview of each of the ten (10) new modules that comprise the system. Take a few minutes now for […]

CORESafety Tips: How to Be Safe on Ladders

More than 120 miners are injured each year from incidents involving falls from ladders, according to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). This month – March 2025 – is National Ladder Safety Month and CORESafety has created an infographic called “How to Be Safe on Ladders” that outlines six safety steps to review — For more information on how to minimize the […]

CORESafety TV (March 2025): What You Should Know About CORESafety’s New Module 2

Welcome to the March 2025 edition of CORESafety TV, brought to you by the National Mining Association (NMA). Recently, NMA developed an updated version of CORESafety, the legacy safety and health management system (SHMS) for our member companies. CORESafety TV is now featuring an overview of each of the ten (10) new modules that comprise the system. Take a few minutes now to […]

Stay Out, Stay Alive: Dangers of Abandoned Mines

CORESafety Warning: It’s important to always avoid abandoned mine sites. Mine sites that are unused or abandoned can present many dangers to anyone who encounters those sites on purpose or by accident. In the United States, there are approximately 14,000 active mines and about 500,000 abandoned mines. These can be found in every state, which increases the likelihood of someone finding […]