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Field office A · 137 mines inspected

137 mines it inspected in the 12 months to Sep 26, 2026, across three states

Lone Butte Mine0000001Example

Kestrel Materials Operations · Field office A

Actions · 90 days31

Orders4

  • Sep 14 Imminent-danger order · 107(a)No standard cited · likely companion 77.1605(k), S&SInferred
  • Sep 15 Untrained-miner order · 104(g)(1)48.25(a) · untrained miner
  • Aug 30 Order · 104(b)77.1104 · S&S
  • Aug 17 Order · 104(d)(1)77.1606(c) · S&S
  • Jul 14–Sep 20 5 citations · 77.404(a)Machinery and equipment; operation and maintenance

+ 22 more citations

Granite Hollow Quarry0000002Example

Kestrel Materials Operations · Field office A

Actions · 90 days28

Orders2

  • Sep 22 Order · 104(b)56.12004 · failure to abate
  • Aug 21 Order · 104(d)(2)56.9300(a) · S&S
  • Jul 7–Sep 23 7 citations · 56.14107(a)Moving machine parts
  • Jul 26–Sep 11 4 citations · 56.12004Electrical conductors

+ 15 more citations

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  1. Set your watchlist

    Mines, operators, parent companies, contractors, MSHA offices, or whole states. Yours or anyone else’s. Suggestions help fill the list.

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    When MSHA’s weekly data lands, we load it, check that it’s complete, and find what’s new for your list.

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    Read one email, orders and incidents first, every record dated and sourced. Open the Dashboard when you need more.

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Your work doesn’t stop at one mine or one company. Follow your own sites, your clients’, or the actions issued to a contractor wherever it works. The list stays current when MSHA reassigns a mine or a company buys one.

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    By MSHA ID or name; every result shows its ID, county and operator.

  • Operators

    Every mine an operator runs.

  • Parent companies

    Every mine a controller owns, across states.

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    The actions issued to a contractor, by MSHA ID.

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    Every mine an office inspects, kept current.

  • States and the nation

    A summary with the most serious items.

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Taking on a new mine, or mobilizing a crew somewhere new? Open any state, district, office or mine and see what that office cites, how often and how severely. Rates, not raw counts, so a busy office doesn’t look strict just for being busy.

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The SafetySnapshot Dashboard for one MSHA field office over the last three months: enforcement actions, orders, S&S, inspections, a map of where the actions were, and the most-cited standards. MSHA data through Sep 26, 2026.
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Trends over time

One citation tells you what happened. A few years of them show where things are heading. Chart enforcement actions by week, month or year, broken down by standard, S&S or mine. Months MSHA hasn’t finished publishing are marked, so a dip is never just data still to come.

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The Dashboard's Actions over time chart for one MSHA field office: enforcement actions by month for twelve months, broken down by CFR part. MSHA data through Sep 26, 2026.
Showing the latest months. Swipe for earlier ones.

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