MSHA NEW MINER TRAINING | MSHA ANNUAL REFRESHER – $150
MSHA NEW MINER TRAINING | MSHA ANNUAL REFRESHER | SURFACE MINING COURSE
The MSHA Training classes are specifically designed for surface miners and surface miner contractors in compliance with MSHA Title 30 CFR – MSHA Part 46 training requirements for mining safety. The MSHA Certification course for mine safety training will assist miners in developing safe practices and understanding protective measures when working in mines. This package contains 27 courses, including the required 8 hours of compliancy MSHA Part 46 training.
This MSHA Certification course is suitable for new miners and helps to develop a comprehensive and useful safety guideline for surface miners to follow in order to protect the wellbeing of all workers on site.
The aim of this online MSHA Certification course is to provide valuable information, good safety work habits, and best practice for many years to come. At the end of the Online MSHA Certification course, you will be able to print your MSHA Certification of completion.
| Course Name | Hours | Price | Get started |
|---|---|---|---|
| MSHA New Miner Training | 8 | $150.00 | Enroll |
| MSHA Annual Refresher Training | 8 | $150.00 | Enroll |
MSHA Annual Refresher Training Course
In order to maintain compliance with the Mine Act, all surface mining operations must have a Certified Person on duty at the mine (30 CFR Part 46.22). The MSHA Annual Refresher course must be taken before November 1 each year and is an opportunity for experienced miners to keep up on current MSHA rules and regulations.
Part 46 Certification for Surface Mining Safety Requirements is intended to help surface miners enhance their working knowledge of safety practices and protect themselves from hazardous conditions. This course will also help contractors develop safe practices, understanding protective measures when working in mines.
As a miner, you know that your job is inherently hazardous but there are steps you can take to minimize your risk of injury or death. Understanding the standards and regulations for safe mining practices is an important first step toward staying safe on the job.
This MSHA Annual Refresher Training course will provide you with detailed information about MSHA Part 46, including what it covers, exemptions to Part 46 certification, effective date, maintaining records, and documentation requirements. It also discusses fall protection, personal protective equipment (PPE), and safety practices for the job.
In addition, you will learn about the impact of MSHA Part 46 on your industry and how it impacts your operations. This MSHA Annual Refresher Training course is intended for surface miners and surface miner contractors. It will also be helpful to mine managers, supervisors, safety professionals, and anyone interested in the latest training requirements from MSHA. You will receive a certificate of completion after successfully passing this MSHA Annual Refresher Training course.
The MSHA packages contains 27 courses as below, including the required 8 hours of compliancy MSHA Part 46 training.
- Chemical Hazards
- Emergency Procedures
- Environmental Hazards
- Equipment Hazards
- Escape Respirators and SCSRs
- First Aid for Common Injuries
- First Aid for Emergencies
- First Steps in All First Aid Situations
- General Physical Characteristics of Surface Mines
- Hazard Overview
- Line of Authority
- Maintaining and Repairing Equipment
- Physical Hazards
- Preventing Accidents
- Respirators
- Rights and Legal Responsibilities of Miners
- Site Rules and Hazard Reporting
- Surface Mine Development, Operations, and Reclamation
- Typical Surface Mining Equipment
- Using Personal Protective Equipment
- Working Around Equipment
- Working at Night
- Working in a Confined Space
- Working on or Near Water
- Working with Chemicals
- Working with Electricity
- Working with Explosives
WHAT IS MSHA PART 46?
Part 46 covers the requirements for training and certification as they pertain to surface mines that are required by MSHA to inspect, test and maintain electrical equipment used in underground metal/nonmetal mining operations. It also includes the records and documentation requirements when performing inspections, tests and maintenance on this equipment. It does not include the requirements for electrical equipment inactive underground metal/nonmetal mining operations.
WHO DOES MSHA PART 46 COVER?
Part 46 covers the requirements for training and certification as they pertain to surface mines that are required by MSHA to inspect, test and maintain electrical equipment used in underground metal/nonmetal mining operations. It also includes the records and documentation requirements when performing inspections, tests and maintenance on this equipment. It does not include the requirements for electrical equipment inactive underground metal/nonmetal mining operations.
DOES MSHA PART 46 INCLUDE REQUIREMENTS FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT INACTIVE UNDERGROUND METAL/NONMETAL MINING OPERATIONS?
If a surface mine does not inspect, test or maintain electrical equipment used in an underground metal/nonmetal mining operation, Part 46 does not apply. If it does and the requirements of this course are met, then Part 46 applies.
WHEN DOES MSHA PART 46 BECOME EFFECTIVE?
Part 46 became effective November 1, 2011.
WHO SHOULD TAKE THE MSHA TRAINING COURSE?
Any surface miner or mine contractor required by MSHA to inspect, test and maintain electrical equipment used in underground metal/nonmetal mining operations must complete the course
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MSHA CERTIFICATION COURSES
The aim of this online MSHA Certification course is to provide valuable information, good safety work habits, and best practice for many years to come. At the end of the course, you will be able to print your MSHA Certification of completion.