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Mine Safety and Health Inspector

U.S. Department of Labor (MSHA) · Multiple Locations, United States · Posted November 03, 2026
$63,000 – $103,000/yr
GovernmentFull-time
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Mine Safety and Health Inspector at U.S. Department of Labor (MSHA)

About this role

The Mine Safety and Health Administration is hiring Mine Safety and Health Inspectors at the GS-09/11 level across several districts. You will help protect American miners by spotting workplace hazards, enforcing safety standards, and investigating accidents before they turn fatal. The role calls for hands-on knowledge of mining operations, inspection practice, and occupational health rules. Applications for this round close November 11, 2026, so interested candidates should apply promptly. It is meaningful public-service work for someone who is comfortable underground, on site, and in the field.

This listing sits in our Government Jobs section and was posted on November 03, 2026. The role is based on site in Multiple Locations, United States, so it suits candidates within commuting distance. The advertised pay for the position is $63,000 – $103,000/yr, as published by the employer. On this page you will find the responsibilities, the requirements the employer is screening for, the benefits on offer, and a step-by-step route to submit your application.

Job snapshot

EmployerU.S. Department of Labor (MSHA)
Job titleMine Safety and Health Inspector
LocationMultiple Locations, United States
WorkplaceOn-site
Job typeFull-time
CategoryGovernment Jobs
Salary$63,000 – $103,000/yr
PostedNovember 03, 2026
Listing sourceUSAJOBS

What you will do day to day

The employer's listing highlights the following as the main responsibilities of the role:

What you will need

This role suits a candidate who is comfortable with formal processes, documentation, and eligibility rules, and who values long-term stability and public service.

Pay and benefits

The advertised salary range for this position is $63,000 – $103,000/yr, as published by U.S. Department of Labor (MSHA). Final offers in US hiring typically depend on experience, qualifications, and location, and the official listing remains the authoritative source for pay details. Alongside pay, weigh the benefits below — health cover, paid leave, and retirement contributions can add significant value on top of the base figure.

Benefits listed by the employer

How to apply

  1. Read the requirements above carefully and check you meet the essentials — US employers screen against them closely.
  2. Update your résumé so the skills named in this listing are easy to find, using the same wording where it honestly matches your experience.
  3. Click the Apply button on this page. It takes you to the source listing (USAJOBS), where the original posting is linked — always confirm the role, pay and deadline there before applying.
  4. Complete every field of the application on the source listing and double-check your contact details before submitting.
  5. Keep a note of the posting date and job title so you can follow up politely if you have not heard back within two weeks.

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Frequently asked questions

When do applications close?

This round closes November 11, 2026, so apply before that deadline.

What grade is this role?

It is advertised at GS-09/11, a career ladder position with progression as you gain experience.

How do I apply for the Mine Safety and Health Inspector position?

Use the Apply button on this page — it opens the source listing on USAJOBS. US Jobs Hub never charges job seekers and does not collect applications itself.

What is the salary for this Mine Safety and Health Inspector role?

The advertised range is $63,000 – $103,000/yr, as published by the employer. The final offer depends on experience, qualifications, and location, so confirm the current figure on the official listing before you apply.

Where is this job located?

This position is listed for Multiple Locations, United States and is a On-site role. Confirm the exact workplace address on the official listing.

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