Comprehensive MSHA Safety Training & Mining Safety Education
Comprehensive MSHA Part 46 & 48 training for surface and underground mining, designed to keep workers safe, compliant, and prepared on every mine site.
✅ Flexible Online, In-Person and VILT courses to fit any schedule
✅ Proof of completion for compliance records
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MSHA aligned standard safety training for Coal, Metal, and Non-Metal Miners. Our courses cover mining specifics, hazard recognition, regulatory compliance, ensuring a safer, more productive workforce.
MSHA Part 46 Annual Refresher Training (On-demand)
ThisThis training course encompasses the mandatory 8-hour training, addressing subjects such of PPE, HazCom, Dust, Noise, Emergency procedures, Electrical Safety, Fire Prevention, Basic Health, First Aid, and beyond. Our comprehensive program ensures compliance with federal guidelines established by the Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA), empowering miners to stay abreast of safety protocols.
MSHA Part 46 New Miner Training (On-demand)
This MSHA Part 46 New Miner Training course fulfills the mandatory 24-hour training requirement for individuals beginning work at surface mining operations. Designed in full compliance with federal safety standards established by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), this course prepares miners with the foundational safety knowledge needed to work safely and confidently in mining environments.
SPANISH MSHA Part 46 Annual Refresher Training(On-demand)
Our MSHA Part 46 Annual Refresher – Spanish Language course delivers the required 8 hours of annual training for Spanish-speaking miners working at surface mining operations. This fully translated program provides the same high-quality instruction found in our English version, ensuring that language is never a barrier to workplace safety and compliance.
VILT MSHA Part 46 Annual Refresher Training (Virtual)
Our MSHA Part 46 Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT) course delivers the full 8-hour annual refresher requirement through an engaging, real-time online format. Taught by Certified card holding MSHA instructors, this live training session covers critical surface mining safety topics including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Hazard Communication (Haz-Com), LOTO safety, respirable dust control, mobile equipment, hearing conservation, emergency response planning, electrical safety, fire prevention, basic health awareness, first aid and more.
MSHA Part 48a Annual Refresher UG 8H (On-demand)
This MSHA Underground Annual Refresher course satisfies the mandatory 8-hour safety training requirement for miners working in underground operations. Built to meet the federal standards set by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), this comprehensive training reinforces essential safety protocols and promotes a culture of hazard awareness and emergency preparedness underground.
MSHA Part 48b New Miner Training SURFACE ONLY (On-demand)
This MSHA 24-Hour Surface Coal New Miner Training course fulfills the federal requirement for new miners beginning work at surface coal mining operations. Developed in accordance with the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) Part 48 Subpart B regulations, this comprehensive program provides the foundational safety training needed to work safely and confidently in coal mine environments.
MSHA Part 48b Annual Refresher SURFACE ONLY (On-demand)
This MSHA 8-Hour Annual Refresher Training course meets the federal requirement for miners to complete annual safety training as outlined by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). Designed to keep workers up to date on critical safety standards, this course reinforces hazard awareness and emergency response skills for surface mining operations.
MSHA Part 46/48 In-Person Annual Refresher Training
Our MSHA Part 46/48 In-Person Instructor-Led Training course delivers the full 8-hour annual refresher requirement through an engaging, traditional teaching format. Taught by Certified card holding MSHA instructors, this live training session covers critical mining safety topics including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Hazard Communication (Haz-Com), LOTO safety, respirable dust control, mobile equipment, hearing conservation, emergency response planning, electrical safety, fire prevention, basic health awareness, first aid and more.
MSHA Part 48a New Miner Training UG 32H (On-demand)
This MSHA Part 48a New Miner Training course fulfills the mandatory 32-hour training requirement for individuals beginning work at underground mining operations. Designed in full compliance with federal safety standards established by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA), this course prepares miners with the foundational safety knowledge needed to work safely and confidently in mining environments.
SPANISH MSHA Part 46 New Miner Training (On-demand)
Our MSHA Part 46 New Miner Training – Spanish Language course delivers the full 24 hours of mandatory training for Spanish-speaking individuals beginning work at surface mining operations. This course provides the same high-quality instruction as our English version, ensuring all miners receive the critical safety education needed to start their careers informed, prepared, and protected
MSHA Part 46 Site Entry Training (On-demand)
Our MSHA Site Entry Training course fulfills the minimum 4-hour training requirement for individuals entering surface mine sites. Whether you're a short-term contractor, visitor, or vendor, this course provides the foundational safety knowledge needed to access mine properties in compliance with federal Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) guidelines.
MSHA Training Plan Development & Evaluation
Our MSHA Part 46 Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT) course delivers the full 8-hour annual refresher requirement through an engaging, real-time online format. Taught by seasoned safety professionals, this live training session covers critical surface mining safety topics including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Hazard Communication (HazCom), respirable dust control, noise exposure and hearing conservation, emergency response planning, electrical safety, fire prevention, basic health awareness, and first aid.
Frequently Asked Questions about MSHA Training
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Part 46 training is primarily designed for surface mining operations in Metal and Non-metal. Part 48 training is focused on coal mining operations covers a broader range of topics and applies both surface and underground mining. Kelly Safety offers both to fit your specific jobsite needs.
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MSHA refresher training is required annually to keep your certification current and ensure you stay up-to-date with safety regulations.
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Yes, MSHA training certificates are valid for one year. You must complete refresher training before your current certification expires to remain compliant.
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Absolutely. Kelly Safety offers convenient online MSHA training courses that meet all regulatory requirements, allowing you to train on your schedule.
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The duration varies depending on the course and delivery method, but typically, initial MSHA training takes between 8- 24 hours for surface mining operations training to complete.
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Anyone working in mining environments regulated by MSHA, whether surface or underground, must complete MSHA training to comply with federal safety laws.
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Yes. Kelly Safety’s MSHA courses meet all federal standards and are recognized by employers across the industry. Feel to confirm with our trained instructors if you have any questions.
These programs are developed in accordance with applicable State and Federal mining regulations and aim to raise awareness of potential hazards, health risks, and safety concerns within the mining industry. The primary objective is to provide comprehensive safety and health training for Coal, Metal, and Non-Metal miners.
All MSHA training courses comply with federal regulations outlined in 30 CFR parts 46, 48, 49, 56, 75, and 77, as required by law. It is the responsibility of each worker to understand and obtain the appropriate training required for their specific jobsite and role. Please contact us with any questions regarding training requirements or course options.
