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Rules To Live By

Rules To Live By. MSHA’s Fatality Prevention Program. MSHA’s commitment to eliminate hazards with serious consequences. Targets prevention of conditions that cause or contribute to fatal accidents. 2000 – 2008 589 miners died – 300 Coal fatalities – 289 MNM fatalities.

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Rules To Live By

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  1. Rules To Live By

  2. MSHA’s Fatality Prevention Program

  3. MSHA’s commitment to eliminate hazards with serious consequences

  4. Targets prevention of conditions that causeor contribute to fatal accidents

  5. 2000 – 2008589 miners died– 300 Coal fatalities– 289 MNM fatalities

  6. Focused attention & enforcement of 13 priority standards in 9 accident categories

  7. Increased scrutiny for violations of these standards

  8. Inspectors carefully evaluate gravity &negligence, consistent with seriousness of violation, when citing violations of priority standards

  9. Violations will be reviewed for special assessment

  10. Inspector resources:Tip sheetsAutomatic pop-up messages

  11. Violations of 13 frequently cited MNM standards caused or contributed to 126of 289 (44%) MNM fatalities

  12. Operating Speeds & Control Of Equipment 56.9101

  13. Operator not maintaining control of equipment while in motion

  14. Operating speeds not consistent with conditions

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