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Data from U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), delivered clean.

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What Datadory delivers from U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA)

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Coal Consumable Fuels United States · Mine registry from January 1

MSHA Mine Data Retrieval System (MDRS)

Coal & Consumable Fuels United States with state · Final annual data

EIA Annual Coal Report (ACR)

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Straight answers about U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) data

How many mines does the MSHA registry cover?

Roughly ninety-two thousand mine records spanning every coal and metal/nonmetal mine and contractor operation in the United States, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. Registry entries reach back to January 1, 1970; the employment, production, inspection, violation and accident tables begin January 1, 2000.

Can I track an operator's whole fleet?

Yes - every row carries CURRENT_OPERATOR_NAME for the operating company and CURRENT_CONTROLLER_NAME for the legal entity above it, alongside their identifier fields. Filter on either name and a company's entire portfolio of mines rolls up in one pass, with contractor crews reported separately from the operator's own workforce.

Does the data cover miners' health, not just accidents?

It does. Alongside accident, injury and illness reports sit the occupational-health sets: coal dust samples in both gravimetric and continuous personal dust monitor form, quartz samples and noise samples, each tied to the mine and the period sampled, so exposure analysis works at the same asset level as the compliance record.

What makes MSHA data different from national coal statistics?

Grain and accountability. National series report how much coal a state produced; the mine-level registry names each contributing operation, its type and status, its operator and controller, its county and coordinates, and every inspection, citation and penalty attached to it. It reconciles the aggregates and explains the outliers.