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What is MSHA?
MSHA stands for the Mine Safety and Health Administration. It is a U.S. federal agency that protects mine workers from death, illness, and injury from mining hazards. It develops and enforces safety and health rules for all U.S. mines, assists mine operators with training, outreach, and education, and ensures that mine operators comply with MSHA standards.
Which job functions commonly mention MSHA?
Safety Engineer
0.1% of all Safety Engineer jobs mention MSHA
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Electrician
19 Electrician jobs mention MSHA
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Environmental Health & Safety
87 Environmental Health & Safety jobs mention MSHA
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Construction
20 Construction jobs mention MSHA
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Operations
101 Operations jobs mention MSHA
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