Miners' Electrical Tests Get a Bureaucratic Once-Over
Published Date: 9/15/2025
Notice
Summary
The Department of Labor is asking for approval to keep collecting info about electrical training and tests for mine safety. This affects miners and training programs, making sure everyone stays safe and up to date. If you’re involved, watch for comment deadlines and possible updates that won’t cost extra money or take too much time.
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MSHA Electrical Training Recordkeeping
The Department of Labor is asking the Office of Management and Budget to continue collecting information about electrical training and MSHA‑approved tests used in mining. If you are a miner or run a mining training program, this keeps records to help ensure miners stay safe and remain up to date, and the agency says any updates should not cost extra money or take much time.
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