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The New Miner Training, MSHA 30 CFR Part 46 meets the requirements of the Mine Safety and Health Administration. This training course meets MSHA Part 46 training requirements for personnel who will be working in surface mining operations. Surface mining would include shell dredging, sand, gravel, surface clay, colloidal phosphate, hard metals, and surface limestone operations amongst others.

Intended Audience:

• New miners
• Newly hired experienced miners
• Construction workers
• Maintenance workers
• Mine contractors
• Other workers beginning work at a mine

According to the MSHA Part 46 training requirements, each new miner must undergo 24 hours of initial training. Students must attend two days (10 hours each) of classroom training and four hours of site-specific training on a mine site.

The initial classroom training covers general safety and health requirements with emphasis on hazard recognition. Topics covered in the initial 2 day training include:

• Introduction to the Work Environment
• Recognition and Avoidance of Hazards - i.e. electrical, traffic patterns & controls, mobile equipment, etc.
• Emergency Response
• Health and Safety Aspects of the Assigned Tasks
• Statutory Rights of Miners and Their Representatives
• Authority and Responsibilities of Supervisors & Miner's Representatives
• Introduction to Rules & Procedures for Reporting Hazards

The initial 20 hours of training of this course will take place in a classroom setting. The remaining four hours to complete the certification must take place on a mine site.

Four Hours training on Mine Site can include:

• Mine Tour (Mine number required)
• Instruction on the recognition and avoidance of hazards specific to that mine.

The Instructor for this course, Mr. Joe Samek, is certified and qualified by the United States Department of Labor, MSHA. This training is made possible through the MSHA State Grant Program, and no student tuition is required. The Colorado State program works with mine operators, contractors, and subcontractors assisting them with development of mine safety training programs and conducting mine safety training.

Training Location:

© HP&P Safety Inc.
 30 S Havana ST STE 302F
 Aurora, CO 80012.
 Phone: 303-360-9801
 Fax: 303-360-9825
 E-mail: HPP@hppsafety.com

Class Dates:

September 23rd - 24th, 2009

Time:

7AM to 6PM

Cost:

No Cost

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Or: To schedule seating please call Phyllis Smith, HP&P Safety: 303-360-9801 or FAX your request to 303-360-9825 Attn: Phyllis Smith.

Or: Kim Harvill, Colorado Bureau of Reclamation & Mining: (303) 866-3567x8123 or FAX your request to (303)832-8106, Attn: Kim Harvill.

Serving Colorado, Wyoming and surrounding areas since 1992.