As of June 7, 2021, the Mine Safety program is now live in the Electronic Safety and Licensing Application (eSLA). Customers must use eSLA to submit plan reviews/permits, as well as search the Public Lookup for this program area.
Visit esla.wi.gov to get started, or go to the
Customer Information page for instructions on first-time login.The Division of Industry Services establishes and enforces standards to effect the safety of and to protect the design, construction, and operation of mines, quarries and related activities.
Questions regarding Mine Safety code can be sent to
DSPSMineSafety@wi.gov.
To report a Mine Safety accident during regular business hours please call (262) 224-6285. After hours, weekends or holidays, please call Wisconsin Emergency Management after-hours incident reporting at 1(800) 943-0003 ext. 2 for assistance.
Forms
| Form | Description |
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2016 Newsletter | Mine Safety Training Newsletter 2016 |
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2015 Newsletter | Mine Safety Training Newsletter 2015 |
| SBD-5186 | Mine Safety Service Fee Letter & Form |
| SBD-6736 | Notice to Begin Operation (Pit and Quarry) |
SBD-7336
SBD-7336 | Notice of Blasting in the Community
Notice of Blasting in the Community |
SBD-6772
SBD-6772 | Request for Storage of Explosives in a Community
Request for Storage of Explosives in a Community |
FAQs
Are Explosive Materials Regulated Under the Mine Safety Program?
No. Explosive Materials are regulated separately from the Mine Safety Program. Visit the DSPS Explosives program page for more information.