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Sustainability

At Bronco Utah, we are committed to minimizing our environmental impact and contributing to the well-being of the communities we serve. We believe that responsible mining practices are essential for achieving sustainable development and ensuring a cleaner, healthier future for generations to come.

Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in everything we do, from our land reclamation efforts to our use of innovative technologies to reduce waste and emissions. We are also dedicated to engaging with the local community and creating job opportunities that support economic growth and social well-being.

Additionally, safety is our top priority. We follow strict safety protocols to ensure the well-being of our employees and the environment. We also comply with all local and national regulations related to coal mining, and we are committed to transparency and accountability in all our operations.

We believe that the coal mining industry has an important role to play in promoting sustainable development and reducing its environmental impact. That’s why we are constantly exploring new ways to improve our operations and reduce our carbon footprint. We are committed to using innovative technologies to create a cleaner, more sustainable future.

“We here at Bronco want to be stewards of the environment to protect all the resources around here. The air, the water, of course, the communities.” -Kit

Environmental Impact

Bronco Utah strives to protect the environment from which all of benefit and use in our locale. We prioritize air & water quality and responsible land use. From consistent water sampling to plant and animal impact studies, we have taken great care to comply and respect the environment in which we all live, work, and play.

Community Engagement

We constantly work to provide quality jobs for young families as well as the veteran miners who have come to depend on us in our county. We take great pride in providing jobs that stimulate our local economy. We offer great pay and benefits which gives our employees peace of mind. Keep an eye out for career opportunities on our job listings page!

Safety Practices

Safety is our number one priority. Our CEO, Jon Hale, has set this precedent and we all follow this same mandate. The coal mining industry has become exponentially safer over the past 10 years.

Our miners are required to have personal protective equipment (PPE), self contained self rescuers (SCSR), and proximity detectors to assist with awareness when around heavy machinery. By way of example, SCSRs provide approximately one hour of oxygen in the case of a thermal event so that miners can put them on and exit the mine with breathable air. Our miners also wear tracking devices so that they can be tracked quickly and efficiently in the event of an emergency. They also have a dedicated team of communication operators to locate and communicate while underground or on the surface.

We utilize anemometers. This tool measures air, measures how much velocity there is going towards faces and entries for our miners. They make sure our crews have enough air to mine with and to keep your miners out of the dust. Our multi gas detectors are used to make sure the air is clean and safe for all miners.

In addition to the tools above, we also utilize proximity detectors. It's worn by all miners in the production section. If a miner gets too close to the machine, then it'll actually shut the machine down so it can't move. Furthermore, there are also roof control and ventilation plans. Our roof and ventilation plan execution are much more thorough and safer compared to early mining.

Our goal here at Bronco Mine is for everyone to make safety the number one priority. Our organization wants everyone, first and foremost, to take safety seriously. Not just here at work, but at home too. “Because if they're taking safety seriously, they're going to take that underground into the mine. And that could possibly save a life or spare an injury for somebody else that's going underground.”

Regulatory Compliance

The coal industry is a highly regulated industry and we are committed to adhering to all federal, state, and local regulations. We collaborate with all regulatory agencies as part of our commitment to safety and integrity.

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Sustainability

At Bronco Utah, we are committed to minimizing our environmental impact and contributing to the well-being of the communities we serve. We believe that responsible mining practices are essential for achieving sustainable development and ensuring a cleaner, healthier future for generations to come.

Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in everything we do, from our land reclamation efforts to our use of innovative technologies to reduce waste and emissions. We are also dedicated to engaging with the local community and creating job opportunities that support economic growth and social well-being.

Additionally, safety is our top priority. We follow strict safety protocols to ensure the well-being of our employees and the environment. We also comply with all local and national regulations related to coal mining, and we are committed to transparency and accountability in all our operations.

We believe that the coal mining industry has an important role to play in promoting sustainable development and reducing its environmental impact. That’s why we are constantly exploring new ways to improve our operations and reduce our carbon footprint. We are committed to using innovative technologies to create a cleaner, more sustainable future.

“We here at Bronco want to be stewards of the environment to protect all the resources around here. The air, the water, of course, the communities.” -Kit

Environmental Impact

Bronco Utah strives to protect the environment from which all of benefit and use in our locale. We prioritize air & water quality and responsible land use. From consistent water sampling to plant and animal impact studies, we have taken great care to comply and respect the environment in which we all live, work, and play.

Community Engagement

We constantly work to provide quality jobs for young families as well as the veteran miners who have come to depend on us in our county. We take great pride in providing jobs that stimulate our local economy. We offer great pay and benefits which gives our employees peace of mind. Keep an eye out for career opportunities on our job listings page!

Safety Practices

Safety is our number one priority. Our CEO, Jon Hale, has set this precedent and we all follow this same mandate. The coal mining industry has become exponentially safer over the past 10 years.

Our miners are required to have personal protective equipment (PPE), self contained self rescuers (SCSR), and proximity detectors to assist with awareness when around heavy machinery. By way of example, SCSRs provide approximately one hour of oxygen in the case of a thermal event so that miners can put them on and exit the mine with breathable air. Our miners also wear tracking devices so that they can be tracked quickly and efficiently in the event of an emergency. They also have a dedicated team of communication operators to locate and communicate while underground or on the surface.

We utilize anemometers. This tool measures air, measures how much velocity there is going towards faces and entries for our miners. They make sure our crews have enough air to mine with and to keep your miners out of the dust. Our multi gas detectors are used to make sure the air is clean and safe for all miners.

In addition to the tools above, we also utilize proximity detectors. It's worn by all miners in the production section. If a miner gets too close to the machine, then it'll actually shut the machine down so it can't move. Furthermore, there are also roof control and ventilation plans. Our roof and ventilation plan execution are much more thorough and safer compared to early mining.

Our goal here at Bronco Mine is for everyone to make safety the number one priority. Our organization wants everyone, first and foremost, to take safety seriously. Not just here at work, but at home too. “Because if they're taking safety seriously, they're going to take that underground into the mine. And that could possibly save a life or spare an injury for somebody else that's going underground.”

Regulatory Compliance

Discuss how we are complying with local and national regulations. Are there any permits, inspections, or reporting requirements that would fit well here?

The coal industry is a highly regulated industry and we are committed to adhering to all federal, state, and local regulations. We collaborate with all regulatory agencies as part of our commitment to safety and integrity.