mSHA Course

MSHA Part 46 Site Entry Training (On-demand)

This training course encompasses the minimum 4-hour training, addressing subjects such of PPE, HazCom, Dust, Noise, Emergency procedures, Electrical Safety, Fire Prevention, Basic Health, First Aid, and beyond.

Our MSHA Site Entry Training course fulfills the minimum 4-hour training requirement for individuals entering surface mine sites.

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.

The course covers essential topics including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), Hazard Communication (HazCom), respirable dust exposure, noise hazards and hearing protection, emergency response procedures, electrical safety, fire prevention, basic health awareness, and first aid. It also includes a general overview of miner’s rights, site-specific hazard recognition, and best practices for maintaining a safe work environment.

Ideal for personnel who need limited access to mine sites without completing the full 24-hour new miner training, this 4-hour program ensures all individuals are prepared to recognize potential hazards and respond appropriately in emergency situations. Upon completion, participants receive a certificate of training that satisfies MSHA’s entry-level safety training requirements.

Ensure safe and compliant access to mine properties—enroll in our 4-hour MSHA Site Entry Training today and promote a safer, more informed work environment from day one.

CHOOSE ON-DEMAND FOR FLEXIBLE, SELF-PACED LEARNING OR UPGRADE TO LIVE VILT FOR REAL-TIME INSTRUCTOR GUIDANCE, INTERACTIVE Q&A, AND HIGHER ENGAGEMENT (ESPECIALLY VALUABLE FOR COMPLEX UNDERGROUND TOPICS). VOLUME DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE FOR TEAMS

This course requires 4 total training hours, including approximately 3 hours of guided instructional content and an additional 1 hour for assessments and course activities. Successful completion of this course does not, by itself, guarantee regulatory compliance or qualification for specific jobsite requirements. Total duration is based on structured content delivery and is rounded accordingly; actual completion time may exceed and does not account for individual pace, time spent on questions, or technical factors such as loading times.