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Surface Mining Personal Protective Equipment

Miners, supervisors, managers, operators and/or mine safety personnel relevant to the specific Part 46/48 topic.

  • Certificate valid for 3 years
Awarding body
Third-party OSHA/MSHA/DOT/IATA/EPA aligned training
Level
Intermediate
Duration
2 training hours
Units
1
Study modes
E-learning
Certificate validity
3 years
Teaching language
English

Safety Diploma Course

MSHA Surface Mining Personal Protective Equipment

TRAINING MODE: e-Learning

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Mines pose grave threat to workers in terms of various hazards, risks and unexpected dangers which can lead to mishaps, grievous injuries and even deaths. Understanding the nature of threats and using proper personal protection equipments (PPEs) can reduce dangers and keep minors safe and healthy in and around surface mines.

This online course is MSHA compliant and hence meets the guidelines to educate students on surface mining personal protective equipments, different types, how to select right PPE, training methodologies, compliances and managing various kinds of risks at surface mines.

Governing regulations

Government regulations are stringent on employers in meeting prescribed safety standards in mines as proposed by MSHA and OSHA. While MSHA has been entrusted specially to enforce health and safety practices in mining industry, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) takes care of implementing safety and health standards across all industries.

So, even they are separate entities, OSHA and MSHA work in unison to ensure that minors are provided reliable safety and healthy environment. The United Mine Workers of America (UMWA) Health and Safety (H&S) Department supervises both MSHA and OSHA to make sure that effective safety rules and regulations are followed and maintained in safeguarding minors from various occupational hazards and health risks.

As safety is also the responsibility of workers associated with mines, everyone is expected to adhere health and safety practices and regulations at all times to remain safe and healthy. While employers should take the lead in providing right information, congenial work culture and effective supervision, the supervisors and managers are responsible to ensure that all workers are provided adequate safety training, personal protective equipments and follow safety instructions as per MSHA and OSHA regulations. Mining workers need to follow the instructions and adhere to the rules and safe practices.

Mining companies must be MSHA compliant and conduct regular training programs for workers by competent safety personnel. Your company can use this course or any of our mining safety courses to become MSHA compliant.

Mining companies can approach us to plan a comprehensive training program with our Part 46 Surface Mining Training Plan course, which is the only course available in the entire mining industry.

Course Overview

The MSHA Surface Mining Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) course is designed to help learners acquire awareness on PPEs used by workers at surface mine locations. Candidates are trained on various aspects of using protective gears at surface mines, possibilities of risks and dangers at mine sites, how to choose the right protective equipment to prevent from a particular hazard, regulations and safety standards applicable for miners, compliant procedures and proper use of PPE.

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