Miner & Equipment Tracking

What’s Ahead for MSHA in 2025

MSHA oversees more than 322,000 miners at 12,600 mines nationwide. By law, MSHA must inspect every underground mine at least four times per year (and every surface mine twice). The agency pairs mandatory inspections with targeted programs, such as its monthly impact inspections at high-violation mines in 2023. These enforcement and outreach efforts appear to be bearing fruit: mining fatal accidents fell by about 30% in 2024, and no U.S. mine met criteria for a “pattern of violations” referral in the latest 2025 screening.

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GPS and the Mining Industry

For any application of GPS in mining, the aim is to improve productivity and safety. Global positioning systems are useful for a range of tasks, from fleet management to surveying to collision avoidance.

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Miner & Equipment Tracking Products for Mining, Tunneling & the Water Industry

Carroll Technologies Group understands that protecting miners and industrial workers while they perform their hazardous work is a number one priority for every company in the business.

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