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This report reviews the efficiency of the Revised Pattern of Violations (POV) program implemented in 2010, which screened over 14,000 mines each year. The findings highlight a significant reduction in the number of mines identified for POV violations, dropping from 53 in 2010 to just 9 by 2013, a decline of 83%. Despite these improvements, mining fatalities remain a concern, with 42 total deaths reported in 2013, including 20 in coal and 22 in metal/nonmetal sectors. The analysis underscores the critical need for ongoing safety measures in mining operations.
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Pattern of Violations Screenings • 2010: Revised POV program • Screened over 14,000 mines each year • Completed four screenings • Number of mines identified for POV dropped since first screening in 2010 • 2010: 53 mines identified; 17 PPOV; 2 POV • 2013: 9 mines identified; 4 POV notices • Reduction: 83 percent from 2010
4th quarter 2013 fatalities • 15 fatalities • 6 coal miners • 9 metal/nonmetal
2013 fatalities • 42 miners died in work-related accidents • 20 in coal mining • 22 in metal/nonmetal mining • 4 contractor mining deaths in 2013 – 2 in coal, 2 in metal/nonmetal