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MSHA INSTRUCTION:

SHAWN SHIFLEY

MINE SAFETY CONSULTANT

406-321-1858

shifleyenterprises.com

New Miner Training (30 CFR -46.5)

A person beginning employment as a miner or an independent contractor performing work at a mine is considered a New Miner.New Miners require a minimum of 24 hours of training in 9 subjects within their first 90 days of employment.Newly Hired

Experienced Miner Training (30 CFR – 46.6)

A newly hired person who has completed 24 hours of New Miner training with at least 12 cumulative months of surface mining experience is considered a Newly Hired Experienced Miner.

For practical purposes, we’ve combined this category with New Miner Training, since many mine operators train all new hires as New Miners..

Annual Refresher Training (30 CFR – 46.8)

The only specific subject required by MSHA Part 46 for Annual Refresher Training is on changes at the mine relevant to mining operations that could adversely affect the miner’s health or safety. MSHA provides a list of recommended and suggested topics for which miners and mining contractors can receive Annual Refresher credit towards their 8-hour minimum. Each of our courses listed under the Course Catalog tab can qualify as credit toward Annual Refresher Training. As with all training related to federal compliance, please be sure you are aware of both the requirements of the regulations and the forms of training acceptable to your employer.

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MSHA - Part 46 Miner Refresher Training Bundle $125.00

MSHA - Emergency Procedures (VLS525) $100.00

MSHA - First Aid (VLS523) $100.00

MSHA - Hazard Communication (VLS524) $100.00

MSHA - Hazard Recognition and Avoidance (VLS521) $100.00

MSHA - Respiratory Protection (VLS522) $100.00

MSHA - Statutory Rights (VLS520) $100.00 

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