12 MONTH PROGRAM FOR PART 46 COMPLIANCE TRAINING
(CLASSES IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH)
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NEW MINER AND EXPERIENCED MINER INITIAL TRAINING
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ALL EMPLOYEE TRAINING RECORDS
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WRITTEN APPROVED TRAINING PLAN
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FORMAL SAFETY MANUALS
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TRAINING FOR MINE EMPLOYEES TO COMPLETE:
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SITE-SPECIFIC HAZARD AWARENESS TRAINING (for non employees visiting the mine-site )
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NEW TASK TRAINING
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NEWLY HIRED EMPLOYEE INITIAL HAZARD AWARENESS TRAINING
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NEWLY HIRED EMPLOYEE TRAINING DURING THE YEAR
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EIGHT HOUR ANNUAL REFRESHER TRAINING
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SITE COMPLIANCE INSPECTION WITH WRITTEN REPORT
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PART 62 ( NOISE ) SURVEY AND HEARING CONSERVATION PLAN
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PART 47 HAZCOM COMPLIANCE TRAINING
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PART 48 COMPLIANCE TRAINING
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OSHA ORIENTATION AND SAFETY TRAINING
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D.O.T. SAFETY TRAINING
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AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION CPR CERTIFICATION
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MSHA FIRST AID CERTIFICATION
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POWERED INDUSTRIAL TRUCK AND WHEELED/TRACK LOADER OPERATOR AND INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION
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TRENCHING & SHORING CERTIFICATION
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CRANE & DERRICK CERTIFICATION
MSHA TRAINING PLAN
30 CFR, Part 46
MSHA approved training plan is presented by an approved and competent MSHA Instructor
Ø New Miner Training
MSHA requires 24 hours of new miner training in their first 60 days, in four specific areas:
1. Introduction to the Work Environment
2. Recognition and Avoidance of Hazards
3. Escape and Emergency Evacuation Plans, Fire Warning Signals
and Fire Fighting Procedures
4. Health & Safety Aspects of the Task Assigned
TSC, Inc. also provides training as required in:
· Miners Rights
· Ground Control
· Health & Safety (including First Aid & CPR)
· Electrical Hazards
· Transportation Controls and Communication Systems
Ø Experienced Miner Training
MSHA requires a minimum 8 hours training within 90 days of hire in the following areas:
1. Miners Rights
2. Emergency Evacuation Plan & Fire Prevention
3. Introduction to Work Environment
4. Ground Control
5. Hazard Recognition
6. Health & Safety Standards and Training
7. Electrical Hazards
8. Supervisor Authority and Responsibilities
9. Transportation Controls and Communication Systems
Ø Annual Refresher Training
MSHA requires 8 hours of annual refresher training in:
1. Health and Safety Standards (includes first aid)
2. Transportation Controls and Communication Systems
3. Emergency Evacuation and Fire Prevention
4. Ground Control
5. Electrical Hazards
6. Accident Prevention
Ø Hazard Training
1. Hazard Recognition
2. Emergency Evacuation and Fire Prevention
3. Health & Safety
Ø Task Training
1. Health & Safety (job related)
2. Safe Equipment Operations (supervised and unsupervised)
3. New Modified Equipment Training
Ø Mine Operator Responsibility includes:
1. Introduction to Work Environment
2. Introduction and Safe Equipment Operations
3. New and Modified Equipment Training
4. Job Related Health and Safety Issues
TSC, Inc. presents the training programs by lecture, demonstration, discussion and video.
Evaluation by demonstrated performance, oral and written examination, participation and observation of trainees.
*Self Rescue and Respiratory Devices and Explosives training will be conducted if necessary.
Note:
Miners training certification must be maintained for the duration of the miners’ employment and for 12 months after the employment ends.
A copy of the current training plan must be maintained at the mine.
Miners must be trained during normal work hours and compensated at normal rates of pay. Miners must be reimbursed for incidental costs such as mileage, meals and lodging if training is given at a location other than the normal place of work.
It is recommended that each miner have a copy of their MSHA Training Certificate in their possession at all times.