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The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) has been enforcing safety and health standards for miners since 1977. To help workplaces comply with those standards, ClickSafety courses include new miner and refresher training on MSHA-required subjects. Part 46 of Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) regulations requires that new miners complete no less than 4 hours of training before they enter a mine site and that all miners take refresher training on an annual basis. The training must address the hazards of working at a mine, as well as any hazards specific to the site. These ClickSafety online courses are developed by industry experts and can be used towards meeting these training requirements.
NOTICE: This training is applicable only to MSHA Title 30, Part 46 regulations for sand, gravel, surface stone, surface clay, colloidal phosphate, surface limestone mines, or shell dredging. This training will not satisfy Part 48 training requirements. If you are uncertain whether you are required to have Part 46 or Part 48 training, please contact the mine(s) you are planning to enter.
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