Accident Analysis of Mining Industry in the United States – A retrospective study for 36 years

A retrospective study on accident analysis of the United States mines for 36 years was achieved using statistical MSHA's databases between 1983 and 2018. regression model generalized estimation equation (GEE) used unbalanced panel data that provided 95,812 observations 19,924 mine-ID-year in aggregate, coal, metal, non-metal mines. The contributions various parameters, including mine type, injured body part, days lost, age, experience rate accidents injuries were investigated across commodity types. results showed coal miners East region are at a higher risk accident. show mine-tenured workers have vital role frequencies. Analysis part injury indicates upper most significant among all Also, fatality is comparison with metal