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Our 8-hour new miner training course includes everything you need to start working at a Part 46 mine. Once you complete the course, your employer will provide an additional 16 hours of training at the mine to teach you about site-specific hazards.
Instead of a two-year expiration, experienced miners MSHA training does not expire. Their standing as an experienced miner can expire if they go more than five years without mining. Then, they must take an 8-hour experienced miner training before they become compliant again.
If you choose to submit your training plans to MSHA, you may do so via regular mail or e-mail. If you wish to submit your plan by e-mail, it will need to be in Word or WordPerfect format. PDF forms will not save the data when you save the form.
If you choose to submit your training plans to MSHA, you may do so via regular mail or e-mail. If you wish to submit your plan by e-mail, it will need to be in Word or WordPerfect format. PDF forms will not save the data when you save the form.
The Mine Act defines an independent contractor as any person, partnership, corporation, subsidiary of a corporation, firm, association or other organization that contracts to perform services or construction at a mine. If the person, partnership, or other organization contracts for the production of a mineral,
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Operators, at Part 46 operations, remain responsible for ensuring that Site-specific Hazard Awareness Training ( 46.11) is provided to these contractors. 30 CFR 46.2 Definitions.
(1) Each production-operator has primary responsibility for ensuring that site-specific hazard awareness training is given to employees of independent contractors who are required to receive such training under 46.11 of this part.
Specify rigid requirements in contracts with contractors to control the contractors behavior. Monitor the contractors activities while on operators property. Ensuring contractor is aware of and enforces MSHAs regulations. May also receive citations/orders for contractor violations.

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