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Miners use specialized Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to stay safe in high-risk environments. Common PPE includes hard hats, safety boots, high-visibility clothing, gloves, hearing protection, dust masks or respirators, protective eyewear, harnesses for working at heights, and flame-resistant clothing. These essentials help protect workers from falling objects, dust, noise, chemicals, and other hazards in mining operations.

Mining operations involve several risks that require strict safety measures. Common hazards include ground instability, falling rocks, excessive dust, noise exposure, chemical contact, machinery accidents, and the risk of fires or explosions. Workers may also face health challenges such as respiratory issues, fatigue, and heat stress. Effective training, proper PPE, and strong safety protocols are essential to reduce these risks and ensure a safe working environment.

Mining inspections are carried out through regular site assessments to ensure safety, compliance, and proper operational standards. Inspectors review equipment, explosives handling, ventilation systems, and work procedures. They also examine environmental controls, worker PPE usage, and emergency readiness. Inspections may be conducted internally by safety officers or externally by regulatory authorities. These routine checks help identify hazards early, prevent accidents, and maintain responsible mining operations.