Aerial Boom Lift Safety
Aerial boom-lift operators, drivers, supervisors and owners.
Course fee
£50
Miners, supervisors, managers, operators and/or mine safety personnel relevant to the specific Part 46/48 topic.

Making an MSHA Part 48 Training Plan
TRAINING MODE: e-Learning

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MSHA has a minimum set of requirements that a training plan must incorporate to be considered an “approved plan.” Here you will be guided through each element of an accepted MSHA training plan, to help prepare you for writing a plan specific to your underground mine site.
The regulations regarding the training of miners, specifically those involved in coal mining, all underground metal and nonmetal mines, and other surface metal and nonmetal mines that are not included in Part 46, are found in 30 CFR Part 48. The requirements set forth in these regulations are mandatory. There are two subparts of the MSHA Part 48 regulations. Subpart A deals with the mandatory requirements for training programs for miners working underground. Subpart B deals with the training of miners at surface mines and the surface area of underground mines.
The training program contains many elements that must be fully explained, including the following:
Instructor information
Teaching methods
Course materials
Allotted training time
Record-keeping procedures
To ensure that the training has been thoroughly taught and comprehended, a set of evaluation procedures must also be developed.
This course is designed for operators, supervisors, safety personnel, and all other individuals who work at underground mines, and are involved in creating, implementing and completing a training plan.
Our MSHA Part 48 Training Plan training course consists of content, graphics, audio, self-check questions, and a final exam.
Upon successful completion each student will receive Hard copy of completion certificate and can print a wallet card
Each student will receive 0.2 CEUs (or 2 CMEs) for completing this course.
Aerial boom-lift operators, drivers, supervisors and owners.
Course fee
£50
Workers handling refrigeration processes/systems, assigned support personnel and workplace managers.
Course fee
£50
Workers, supervisors, employers and safety personnel exposed to or responsible for the specific OSHA hazard/activity covered by the course.
Course fee
£50