Who is this article for?

Ideagen EHS users generating MSHA reports.

Incident MSHA access is required.

The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) in the United States to record and report on mine accidents, injuries, and illnesses.

This article outlines:

1. The Purpose of MSHA Forms
2. How to Generate an MSHA 7000-1 Report
3. How to Generate an MSHA 7000-2 Report
4. Further Reading

1. The Purpose of MSHA Forms

MSHA 7000-1 and MSHA 7000-2 are both forms used by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) in the United States, but they serve different purposes.

MSHA 7000-1 is a form used by mine operators to report their quarterly mine employment and production data to MSHA. The data includes the number of employees at the mine, the number of hours worked, and the amount of coal or other minerals produced. This information is used by MSHA to monitor compliance with mine safety and health regulations and to develop and implement safety and health policies and programs.

MSHA 7000-2, on the other hand, is a form used to record and report on mine accidents, injuries, and illnesses. The MSHA 7000-2 form is used by mine operators to report incidents that occur at their mine, as well as by MSHA to compile statistics and analyze trends related to safety and health in the mining industry.

2. How to Generate an MSHA 7000-1 Report

1. Click Modules and then Incident Management.
2. Click MSHA 7000-1.
3. Select the incident.
4. Review and update the required information.
5. Click MSHA 7000-1 Report to generate and download the PDF.

3. How to Generate an MSHA 7000-2 Report

1. Click Modules and then Incident Management.
2. Click MSHA 7000-2.
3. Enter your filter criteria.
4. Click Go.

5. Fill in the required fields.
6. Click Save.
7. Click MSHA 7000-2 Report to generate and download the PDF.

4. Further Reading

• How to Run an OSHA Report