Humboldt Mining maintains safety and compliance documentation for Prunty Mine operations, including MSHA training, site-specific hazard recognition, contractor coordination, and hazardous communication procedures.
| MSHA Mine ID | 26-01261 |
| Mine Name | Prunty Mine |
| Location | Charleston Mining District, Elko County, NV |
| NDEP Water Pollution Control Permit | NEV2011104 |
| Last NDEP-BMRR Compliance Inspection | August 6, 2025 — No items of concern |
| Cyanide on Site | None — no heap leach or cyanide processing |
All personnel and contractors complete MSHA Part 48 training appropriate to surface — and where applicable, underground — work. Site-specific hazard training is delivered before any new individual begins work. Training is documented on MSHA Form 5000-23.
The project operates under NDEP Water Pollution Control Permit NEV2011104. The most recent NDEP-BMRR compliance inspection (August 6, 2025) closed with no items of concern.
A written HazCom Program (30 CFR Part 47) is maintained. Chemical inventory is limited to diesel, gasoline, hydraulic fluid, engine oil, grease, parts cleaners, and propane. GHS-compliant labels, an accessible SDS binder, annual program review, and on-change updates are in place.
HMC and on-site contractors exchange SDSs, hazard information, and PPE requirements per Section 47.41. Each party maintains its own HazCom program for its employees; coordination is through the on-site supervisor.
Surface disturbance is managed under the applicable plan of operations. Bonding and reclamation obligations are tracked and maintained current.
