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Colorado Front Range Mine Rescue |
| Contact via the website | USA, Idaho Springs, Colorado |
| Colorado Front Range Mine Rescue's primary mission is to provide required (30.CFR.49) mine rescue services to smaller mine operators in Colorado. CFRMR also provides training services and other underground rescue related services. |
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Colorado School of Mines Mine Rescue Team |
| Contact via the website | USA, Colorado |
| The Colorado School of Mines Mine Rescue Team is a student organization committed to training, preparing and acting in the event of a mine emergency requiring our assistance. We also compete against professionals and other students at national events. |
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Diamonds in the Rough |
| Contact via the website | Canada |
| Diamonds in the Rough is a team of women who competed in the International Mines Rescue Competition (IMRC) in Russia in September 2018. They are women from many different workplaces and really want to increase the profile of women in mining and women in non-traditional roles. In 2016, the IMRC held in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada had 5 women competing in the Underground portion of the competition. That was less than 3% of the competitors. Women are more than capable to fulfill this role and it is our hope that our participation will give other women the confidence to take on such roles as well as show others that we are just as capable as our brothers. The funds will be used to help alleviate the costs of training, travel, and equipment necessary for the competition. We will be doing our best to get funding from larger companies as well but currently have no financial contracts with anyone. Your support is greatly appreciated. From the bottom of our hearts and the deepest pits of our mines, we thank you for your financial support and your cheers along the way.
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Holmes Mine Rescue Association |
| Contact via the website | USA |
| The Mine Safety and Health Administration has sought, within the mining community, to address the gaps in mine emergency response, particularly those identified in recent tragedies. At three mine rescue summits and several other events held with the mine rescue community on mine emergency response gaps, we have discussed the need for a national mine rescue structure to address many mine emergency response issues. The re-establishment of Holmes as a national organization to support and provide needed guidance for mine rescue is the solution. |
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LU Mine Rescue |
| Contact via the website | Sudbury, Ontario, Canada |
| The Laurentian University (LU) Mine Rescue Club is a student organization committed to mine rescue training. |
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Mine Rescue Challenge |
| Contact via the website | Australia |
| Australian group site created to share information on Mine Rescue teams, training, practices, equipment and challenges. Like and subscribe to the "Events" page for notices about upcoming rescue events. |
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Montana Tech Mine Rescue |
| Contact via the website | USA, Montana |
| Montana Tech Mine Rescue is a student run organization that was developed to expose members to aspects of the Mining Industry keying on the safety of personnel. |
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National Mine Rescue Association |
| Contact via the website | USA |
| The mission of this association is for the advancement of the sciences and engineering practices related to the prevention and control of mine fires and explosions, the safety and effective methods of mine-rescue and recovery operations following mine fires and explosions, the professional improvement of its members, and the encouragement of social activity among persons who have been engaged in mine-rescue and recovery operations. |
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Ontario Mine Rescue |
| Contact via the website | Canada, Ontario |
| Ontario Mine Rescue, a part of Workplace Safety North (WSN), has trained and equipped thousands of volunteers who have fought fires, rescued injured personnel, and responded professionally to a wide array of incidents in the province's mines over the past eight decades. Under the authority of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and headquartered in Sudbury, Ontario Mine Rescue staffs, equips and maintains a network of mine rescue stations across the province that ensure mines within a specified geographic area have adequate emergency response capability. |
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Penn State Mine Rescue Team |
| Contact via the website | USA, Pennsylvania |
| Students at the Pennsylvania State University dedicated to improving safety at mine sites. Students dedicated to a higher standard of safety and emergency response in mining. |
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Queensland Mines Rescue Service |
| Contact via the website | Australia, Queensland |
| Queensland Mine Rescue Service (QMRS) provide expertise in assisting the mining industry to manage risk and ensure safety in underground and surface mining. |
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San Bernardino Cave and Technical Rescue Team |
| Contact via the website | USA, California |
| The Sheriff’s Cave Rescue Team in San Bernardino County is the only formally organized, trained and equipped, agency-affiliated rescue team dedicated to cave rescue in the State of California. The team was formed originally to serve as a dedicated response team for Mitchell Caverns State Park in 1988 and originally operated out of the Sheriff’s Colorado River Station in Needles, CA. In 1993, the team was relocated to the Sheriff’s Morongo Basin Station and in 1995, it was moved once again to it’s current location at the Sheriff’s Department Headquarters in San Bernardino, CA., where it is administratively attached to the Sheriff’s Volunteer Forces Unit. |
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SME - Eastern Collegiate Mine Rescue Organization |
| Contact via the website | USA |
| SME ECMRO is a non-profit organization consisting of SME members, state employees, university/college staff, and experienced industry personnel. ECMRO promotes an environment to develop knowledge, skills, and abilities of college engineering students, and re-enforces basic mine rescue principles, team work in any environment, and provide guidelines to promote collegiate mine rescue competition. |
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South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Mine Rescue Team |
| Contact via the website | USA, South Dakota |
| We are a group of students at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology dedicated to improving safety at mine sites. Our mission is to improve safety conditions at mine sites and prepare future professionals to deal with challenges encountered during their employment. |
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Southern Illinois University Mine Rescue Team |
| Contact via the website | USA, Illinois |
| Formed in 2015, the mine rescue training program at Southern Illinois University is dedicated to creating a culture of safety. Founded in Carbondale in 1869 as Southern Illinois Normal College, Southern Illinois University Carbondale (SIUC, usually referred to as SIU) is the flagship campus of the Southern Illinois University system and is the fourth oldest of Illinois's thirteen state universities. |
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UBC Mine Rescue |
| Contact via the website | Canada, British Columbia |
| UBC Mine Rescue is comprised of undergraduate students from the Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering at The University of British Columbia. We are dedicated to a higher standard of safety and emergency response in mining. |
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West Virginia Mine Rescue Team |
| Contact via the website | USA, Morgantown, WV |
| This is the official page for the WVU Mine Rescue Team. We train at Doll's Run which is a part of the WVU Mining Extension Program. |
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