MSHA 48 Part B 24 Hour
MSHA Part 48 Subpart B – 24-Hour New Miner Training
Offered by 8 Alpha Environmental
Duration: 24 Hours (Typically Delivered Over 3 Days)
Location: Available On-Site at Client Locations or at Designated Training Facilities
Certification: Compliant with MSHA Part 48, Subpart B Requirements
Course Overview
The MSHA 24-Hour New Miner Training (Part 48, Subpart B) is required for all new surface miners and surface mining contractors working at non-metal and non-coal mines, including sand, gravel, cement, clay, and other aggregate operations regulated by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). This training prepares individuals to recognize health and safety hazards in the mining environment and equips them with the knowledge to perform work safely and in compliance with MSHA regulations.
This course is a legal requirement before beginning work on a mine site and is designed to meet all training mandates under 30 CFR Part 48, Subpart B.
Topics Covered
Overview of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977
Rights and responsibilities of miners and employers
Hazard recognition and accident prevention
Emergency procedures, evacuation plans, and fire warning systems
Introduction to self-rescue and respiratory devices
Electrical hazards and lockout/tagout procedures
Health hazards including dust, noise, and chemicals
Working around highwalls, equipment, and mobile machinery
First aid and medical response procedures
Job-specific and site-specific safety information
MSHA reporting and recordkeeping requirements
Who Should Attend
New miners with no prior MSHA training working at surface mining operations
Contractors and subcontractors entering surface mine sites
Equipment operators, maintenance personnel, and site support staff
Environmental and safety professionals requiring site access
Course Completion
Participants must attend all sessions and successfully complete the training to receive an MSHA 5000-23 Certificate of Training, which allows them to legally work on MSHA-regulated surface mine sites. Additional 8-Hour Annual Refresher Training is required each year to maintain compliance.
Why Choose 8 Alpha Environmental?
Certified MSHA instructors with real-world mining experience
Fully compliant with MSHA Part 48 regulations
Engaging, hands-on instruction tailored to mining environments
Flexible scheduling and on-site delivery available to meet operational needs
MSHA Part 48 Subpart B – 24-Hour New Miner Training
Offered by 8 Alpha Environmental
Duration: 24 Hours (Typically Delivered Over 3 Days)
Location: Available On-Site at Client Locations or at Designated Training Facilities
Certification: Compliant with MSHA Part 48, Subpart B Requirements
Course Overview
The MSHA 24-Hour New Miner Training (Part 48, Subpart B) is required for all new surface miners and surface mining contractors working at non-metal and non-coal mines, including sand, gravel, cement, clay, and other aggregate operations regulated by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). This training prepares individuals to recognize health and safety hazards in the mining environment and equips them with the knowledge to perform work safely and in compliance with MSHA regulations.
This course is a legal requirement before beginning work on a mine site and is designed to meet all training mandates under 30 CFR Part 48, Subpart B.
Topics Covered
Overview of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977
Rights and responsibilities of miners and employers
Hazard recognition and accident prevention
Emergency procedures, evacuation plans, and fire warning systems
Introduction to self-rescue and respiratory devices
Electrical hazards and lockout/tagout procedures
Health hazards including dust, noise, and chemicals
Working around highwalls, equipment, and mobile machinery
First aid and medical response procedures
Job-specific and site-specific safety information
MSHA reporting and recordkeeping requirements
Who Should Attend
New miners with no prior MSHA training working at surface mining operations
Contractors and subcontractors entering surface mine sites
Equipment operators, maintenance personnel, and site support staff
Environmental and safety professionals requiring site access
Course Completion
Participants must attend all sessions and successfully complete the training to receive an MSHA 5000-23 Certificate of Training, which allows them to legally work on MSHA-regulated surface mine sites. Additional 8-Hour Annual Refresher Training is required each year to maintain compliance.
Why Choose 8 Alpha Environmental?
Certified MSHA instructors with real-world mining experience
Fully compliant with MSHA Part 48 regulations
Engaging, hands-on instruction tailored to mining environments
Flexible scheduling and on-site delivery available to meet operational needs
MSHA Part 48 Subpart B – 24-Hour New Miner Training
Offered by 8 Alpha Environmental
Duration: 24 Hours (Typically Delivered Over 3 Days)
Location: Available On-Site at Client Locations or at Designated Training Facilities
Certification: Compliant with MSHA Part 48, Subpart B Requirements
Course Overview
The MSHA 24-Hour New Miner Training (Part 48, Subpart B) is required for all new surface miners and surface mining contractors working at non-metal and non-coal mines, including sand, gravel, cement, clay, and other aggregate operations regulated by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). This training prepares individuals to recognize health and safety hazards in the mining environment and equips them with the knowledge to perform work safely and in compliance with MSHA regulations.
This course is a legal requirement before beginning work on a mine site and is designed to meet all training mandates under 30 CFR Part 48, Subpart B.
Topics Covered
Overview of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977
Rights and responsibilities of miners and employers
Hazard recognition and accident prevention
Emergency procedures, evacuation plans, and fire warning systems
Introduction to self-rescue and respiratory devices
Electrical hazards and lockout/tagout procedures
Health hazards including dust, noise, and chemicals
Working around highwalls, equipment, and mobile machinery
First aid and medical response procedures
Job-specific and site-specific safety information
MSHA reporting and recordkeeping requirements
Who Should Attend
New miners with no prior MSHA training working at surface mining operations
Contractors and subcontractors entering surface mine sites
Equipment operators, maintenance personnel, and site support staff
Environmental and safety professionals requiring site access
Course Completion
Participants must attend all sessions and successfully complete the training to receive an MSHA 5000-23 Certificate of Training, which allows them to legally work on MSHA-regulated surface mine sites. Additional 8-Hour Annual Refresher Training is required each year to maintain compliance.
Why Choose 8 Alpha Environmental?
Certified MSHA instructors with real-world mining experience
Fully compliant with MSHA Part 48 regulations
Engaging, hands-on instruction tailored to mining environments
Flexible scheduling and on-site delivery available to meet operational needs