South Central Joint Mine Health & Safety Conference

Bringing Miners Together
Industry, Labor, MSHA, Education, Contractors, & Exhibitors

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South Central Joint Mine Health & Safety Conference

The South Central Joint Mine Health and Safety (SCJMHSC) Association, a non-profit 501(c)(3) Corporation, organized exclusively for each individual, engaged in the mining industry, may go home to their loved ones every day by promoting Health and Safety in the workplace through Networking, Training, Education, Cooperation with Federal and State Agencies and Fellowship inside and outside the MINING Community.

COVID UPDATE NOTICE

The health and safety of our attendees, exhibitors, members, and industry colleagues are of the utmost importance to us. Given the impact of COVID-19 and global health recommendations regarding large, in-person gatherings, we have made the decision to cancel the 2021 Annual SCJMHSC conference.

However, we are planning a Virtual conference for mid-year, stay tuned for details.

The SCJMHSC planning committee is in full swing preparing for a fabulous event, hosted once again at The Hilton Anatole, Dallas TX April 18 – 21, 2022.

If you or your company registered for the 2021 conference, consider yourself registered for the SCJMHSC 2022 conference.
Want to be a part of our planning committee? – contact@scjmhsc.org
Want to volunteer to be a speaker or presenter OR know someone – contact@scjmhsc.org
Any questions or concerns can be directed to contact@scjmhsc.org

We Are The SCJMHSC

The South Central Joint Mine Health and Safety Conference was established in 1983 as a partnership between the US Department of Labor, Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), State mine safety and health educational institutions and agencies, and the mining industry.

It was the first regional industry/MSHA partnership (“joint”) mine health and safety conference in the US. In 2014 the Conference had over 300 attendees, and over 500 in 2015 and growing every year since.
The Conference formally encompasses the Midwest and Southwest U.S. However, all members of the mining community across the nation are invited to attend the Conference.