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What´s New:
29 Jul 2010
The Annual Health and Safety Report and Environmental Reviews have now been published
26 Jul 2010
The Coal Authority's Annual Report and Accounts have been published for the past financial year 2009-10
27 Jul 2010
This contract is allocated regionally to respond to public safety incidents on a 24 hour/365 day basis. To attend a public safety incident within 4 hours of notification to erect temporary fencing and warning notices, and ensure the hazard is secured.
12 Jul 2010
Details of contracts which are awarded for a fixed period but which are likely to be renewed after the expiry date for ongoing requirements, which include frameworks and term contracts
Mine Entry Inspections:
This year, our team of inspectors will visit over 30,000 mine entries in built-up areas of Great Britain as part of our public safety strategy.
We protect the public and the environment in coal mining areas.
Public Safety Information:
24-hour emergency call out service for surface hazards such as:
- Collapses of shallow mine workings and mine entries
- Fissures arising from deeper mine workings
- Gas and water emissions from mine workings
- Spontaneous combustion of coal
- Unsealed abandoned mine entries permitting access into old mines
tel: 01623 646 333
(24-hour)
IFTS Accredited:
Following a report by OPSI, the Coal Authority has been verified as IFTS accredited.
