MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures

Learn how to stay safe during a surface mining emergency and follow MSHA Part 46 regulations. Enroll today to meet New Miner Training requirements!

Required for MSHA New Miner Training
For Surface Miners (Part 46)
Self-paced, 100% online course
Includes certificate of completion

Duration: 2 Hour(s)

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About

About This Course

This Surface Mining Emergency Procedures course will educate you on the requirements and emergency procedures that can keep mine workers as safe as possible during an explosion, fall, mechanical failure, or other type of mine emergency.

You’ll learn the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA)’s emergency operations regulations and training requirements. We’ll introduce you to procedures for emergency response plans, rescue operations, self-rescue devices, first aid, and accident reporting.

All individuals who work at a surface mine need this Surface Mining Emergency Procedures course. That includes mine operators, supervisors, safety personnel, managers, and other mine workers, all of whom have a responsibility to ensure that MSHA standards are being observed at all times. This course will familiarize you with the protocols for getting everyone to safety when a mine emergency occurs.

This course is offered in partnership with Compliance Training Online™, a 360training™ company.

Outline

Topics Covered

Introduction to MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures

Accident Statistics
General Causes of Mining Accidents
Applicability
Key Terms and Definitions
Site-specific Hazard Awareness Training
Recordkeeping

Emergency Procedures Overview

Reporting Accidents
Dirty Dozen
Crisis Situations
Emergency Response Plan
Emergency Response Plan Checklist

Types of Emergencies

Fires and Explosions
Personal Injury
Falls and Falling Material
Mechanical Failure
Electrical Hazards
Vehicular Emergencies
Acts of Nature
Mine Security

Communicating Emergencies and Implementing Rescue Operations

Rescue Operations
Self-Rescue Devices

First Aid

Training
Tools
First Aid Versus Medical Treatment

FAQs

What Is MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures Certification?

There is technically no official "MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures" certification. If someone mentions needing this type of certification, they are likely referring to completing a course with that title and obtaining a certificate of completion.

The purpose of an approved Surface Mining Emergency Procedures course like ours is to educate you on the MSHA's emergency operations standards and requirements, so you know what to do when a mine emergency occurs.

What's Included in This MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures?

When you complete and pass our MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures course, you'll immediately get a certificate of completion. You can print a copy for your employer's records or download it to send. Make sure to keep a copy for your own records.

Who Needs MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures Certification?

Anyone who works at a surface needs to complete an approved MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures course. This includes mine operators, supervisors, managers, safety personnel, and others.

Our MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures course fulfills some of the requirements for mandatory MSHA New Miners Training.

How Many Modules Are in the MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures Course?

This course has 24 modules covering an overview of Emergency Response Plans, types of emergencies, how to communicate and implement the plans in a crisis, and first aid.

How Many Questions Are in the MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures Course Final Exam?

The final exam contains multiple-choice questions that assess your understanding of the course material. While the exact number of questions will vary, the exam will cover various important topics, such as general causes of mining accidents, emergency response plans, and first aid procedures.

How Long Does MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures Certification Last?

When you take an MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures course as part of MSHA New Miner Training, the certificate of completion remains valid for 36 months. During this time, you're expected to accrue 12 months of work experience in a mine. If you don't, you may need to retake the course. If you do, you'll be considered an "experienced miner" and, as such, will be subject to different training requirements.

How Can I Get a Refund for My MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures Course?

If you're not fully satisfied with your purchase and wish to request a refund, please be aware that specific eligibility criteria apply. We recommend reviewing our detailed refund policy for eligibility and next steps.

How Long Can I Access My MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures Course Materials?

Learners have 60 days from the date of enrollment to complete the course and final assessment. For online purchases, this starts on the date of purchase. During this time, they can log out and back in to return to where they left off in the course. The only exception is the final exam, which must be completed in a single sitting.

Be aware that there are two dates in the system: a due date and an expiration date. If an administrator purchases the course, they can assign a due date, which can be earlier than the expiration date.

Learners who do not complete the course within 60 days will have their enrollment disabled and not be eligible for a refund. Please see our Terms & Conditions and Refund Policy for details.

What Can I Do if I Lose My MSHA Surface Mining Emergency Procedures Certificate?

Misplaced your certificate of completion? Log in to your account and follow these steps to download or print your certificate. Alternatively, you can contact our customer support team through chat on the site or by sending an email to support@360training.com.