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24/7

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888-701-2736

MSHA Training

As a provider of MSHA training and safety certification courses, CSEM (The Center for Safety & Environmental Management) provides the necessary training in order for you to meet all of your compliance needs.

CSEM provides robust safety training and consulting services to government and corporate entities. CSEM offers state-recognized, university-accredited Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for MSHA training and education.

Who & What Is MSHA?

The primary goal of MSHA aka Mine Safety and Health Administration is to promote safe and healthful work environments for the nation’s miners by preventing death, disease, and injury from mining.

In accordance with The Mine Act, two times a year or more, MSHA inspectors are required to inspect each surface mine. Underground mines are to be inspected four times a year (seasonal or irregular operations require less frequent inspections) to conclude whether there is compliance with health and safety standards or with any citation, order, or decision issued under The Mine Act and whether an imminent danger exists. Should any violations of safety or health standards be found, MSHA inspectors will issue citations to the mine operators.

What Our MSHA Training Course Includes:

  • Landmark events such as the Que Creek mine rescue and the Sago mine disaster have dramatically changed the federal agency’s focus on training within the industry. CSEM, Inc. offers focused training to accommodate both the agency’s concerns for training along with the time demands of the mine site operators in order to focus on specific mine site hazards and time constraints to qualify workers under the law.
  • We cover Part 46 surface mining and Part 48 underground training. We also examine the process of preliminary accident reports, fatalgrams and fatal investigation reports that MSHA uses to notify the mining industry of fatalities within the mines. We also focus and put our own spin on the industry’s latest concerns shared by MSHA.gov as well as content rich MSHA video’s posted on YouTube.
  • The instructor will review how MSHA’s “SLAM Program” works – STOP, LOOK, ANALYZE and MANAGE. We will touch on “Risk Assessment Codes” such as – the probability of an accident vs the severity of an accident. We also address crucial issues related to your own individual mining operations and how to best correct them. CSEM is a customer oriented company who still believes in providing strong customer support through excellent training and availability.
  1. 10-Hour General Construction
  2. 24-Hour Incident Commander Training
  3. 24-Hour HAZWOPER
  4. 30-Hour General Construction Course
  5. 30-Hour General Industry Course
  6. 40-Hour HAZWOPER
  7. 4-Day 8-Hour HAZWOPER REF
  8. 8-Hour HAZWOPER REFRESHER
  9. 8-Hour HAZWOPER Supervisory 29 CFR 1910.120
  10. 8-Hour Incident Commander Refresher
  11. Accident Investigation 29 CFR 1904
  12. Aerial Lifts
  13. ARC FLASH TRAINING / NFPA 70E
  14. ASBESTOS AWARENESS
  15. Back To Work Refresher
  16. Blasting & Use Of Explosives
  17. BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS 29 CFR 1910.1030
  18. Chain Saw Safety
  19. Chemical Inventories
  20. Cold Stress
  21. Concrete & Masonry
  22. Confined Space Entry
  23. Confined Space Rescue & Emergency Services
  24. Confined Spaces – Permit Required
  25. Construction Equipment
  26. Conveyors
  27. Crane Safety & Operator Refresher
  28. Demolition
  29. Developing Hazardous Waste Site Health & Safety Plans
  30. Electrical Awareness
  31. Electrical Competent Person
  32. Electrical Qualified Person
  33. Electrical Safety 29 CFR 1910.331-335
  34. Elevators
  35. Emergency Response Planning
  36. Energy Control Procedures
  37. Engineering Design
  38. Environmental Air Monitoring
  39. Ergonomics 20 CFR 1910.900
  40. Excavations
  41. Fall Protection 29 CFR 1910 / 1926
  42. Fire Prevention 29 CFR 1910 – Subpart L
  43. First Aid / CPR
  44. First Responder / Spill Response
  45. Fit Testing
  46. Fork Truck
  47. General Duty Clause
  48. Handling Of Materials
  49. Hazard Communication Outline
  50. Hazardous Materials Manager
  51. Hazardous Materials Reactivity Chart
  52. Hazardous Materials Storage
  53. Hazmat Outline 29 CFR 1910.120
  54. Hazwoper – 8 Hr Refresher Spill Response
  55. Hazwoper Awareness 29 CFR 1910.120
  56. Hearing Conservation 29 CFR 1910.95
  57. Heat Stress
  58. Hoists
  59. Illumination Surveys
  60. Industrial Hygiene
  61. Introduction to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 & 1926
  62. Job Safety Analysis
  63. Lab Safety 29 CFR 1910 & 1926
  64. Ladder Safety
  65. LEAD AWARENESS (29 CFR 1910.1450)
  66. Life Saving Equipment
  67. Lock-Out / Tag-Out 29 CFR 1910.147
  68. MACHINE GUARDING 29 CFR 1910 – SUBPART O
  69. Materials Storage
  70. Means Of Egress And Fire Protection
  71. Mechanized Equipment
  72. Mishap Investigation
  73. MOBILE CRANE SAFETY 29 CFR 1910.180
  74. Motor Vehicles
  75. Noise Protection
  76. Noise Surveys
  77. Overhead And Gantry Crane 29 CFR 1910.179
  78. Personal Air Monitoring
  79. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
  80. Pollution Prevention Act
  81. Power Industrial Trucks
  82. Process Safety Management
  83. Radiation Awareness
  84. Record Keeping (OSHA 300)
  85. Recycling Plans
  86. Respiratory Protection
  87. Rigging Outline 29 CFR 1926.251
  88. Rollover Protection Structures (Overhead Protection)
  89. Safety And Health Program Comp. Guidelines
  90. Scaffolding
  91. Signs & Signals
  92. Steel Erection
  93. Substitution Methodologies
  94. Tool Safety (Hand, Power, & Powder Charge)
  95. Toxic & Hazardous Substances
  96. Trenching And Excavation Outline
  97. Underground Construction
  98. Unit Environmental Compliance Officer Course
  99. Walking And Working Surfaces
  100. Weapons Of Mass Destruction
  101. Welding And Cutting
  102. Workplace Emergencies
  1. 10-Hour General Construction
  2. 24-Hour Incident Commander Training
  3. 24-Hour HAZWOPER
  4. 30-Hour General Construction Course
  5. 30-Hour General Industry Course
  6. 40-Hour HAZWOPER
  7. 4-Day 8-Hour HAZWOPER REF
  8. 8-Hour HAZWOPER REFRESHER
  9. 8-Hour HAZWOPER Supervisory 29 CFR 1910.120
  10. 8-Hour Incident Commander Refresher
  11. Accident Investigation 29 CFR 1904
  12. Aerial Lifts
  13. ARC FLASH TRAINING / NFPA 70E
  14. ASBESTOS AWARENESS
  15. Back To Work Refresher
  16. Blasting & Use Of Explosives
  17. BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS 29 CFR 1910.1030
  18. Chain Saw Safety
  19. Chemical Inventories
  20. Cold Stress
  21. Concrete & Masonry
  22. Confined Space Entry
  23. Confined Space Rescue & Emergency Services
  24. Confined Spaces – Permit Required
  25. Construction Equipment
  26. Conveyors
  27. Crane Safety & Operator Refresher
  28. Demolition
  29. Developing Hazardous Waste Site Health & Safety Plans
  30. Electrical Awareness
  31. Electrical Competent Person
  32. Electrical Qualified Person
  33. Electrical Safety 29 CFR 1910.331-335
  34. Elevators
  35. Emergency Response Planning
  36. Energy Control Procedures
  37. Engineering Design
  38. Environmental Air Monitoring
  39. Ergonomics 20 CFR 1910.900
  40. Excavations
  41. Fall Protection 29 CFR 1910 / 1926
  42. Fire Prevention 29 CFR 1910 – Subpart L
  43. First Aid / CPR
  44. First Responder / Spill Response
  45. Fit Testing
  46. Fork Truck
  47. General Duty Clause
  48. Handling Of Materials
  49. Hazard Communication Outline
  50. Hazardous Materials Manager
  51. Hazardous Materials Reactivity Chart
  52. Hazardous Materials Storage
  53. Hazmat Outline 29 CFR 1910.120
  54. Hazwoper – 8 Hr Refresher Spill Response
  55. Hazwoper Awareness 29 CFR 1910.120
  56. Hearing Conservation 29 CFR 1910.95
  57. Heat Stress
  58. Hoists
  59. Illumination Surveys
  60. Industrial Hygiene
  61. Introduction to OSHA 29 CFR 1910 & 1926
  62. Job Safety Analysis
  63. Lab Safety 29 CFR 1910 & 1926
  64. Ladder Safety
  65. LEAD AWARENESS (29 CFR 1910.1450)
  66. Life Saving Equipment
  67. Lock-Out / Tag-Out 29 CFR 1910.147
  68. MACHINE GUARDING 29 CFR 1910 – SUBPART O
  69. Materials Storage
  70. Means Of Egress And Fire Protection
  71. Mechanized Equipment
  72. Mishap Investigation
  73. MOBILE CRANE SAFETY 29 CFR 1910.180
  74. Motor Vehicles
  75. Noise Protection
  76. Noise Surveys
  77. Overhead And Gantry Crane 29 CFR 1910.179
  78. Personal Air Monitoring
  79. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
  80. Pollution Prevention Act
  81. Power Industrial Trucks
  82. Process Safety Management
  83. Radiation Awareness
  84. Record Keeping (OSHA 300)
  85. Recycling Plans
  86. Respiratory Protection
  87. Rigging Outline 29 CFR 1926.251
  88. Rollover Protection Structures (Overhead Protection)
  89. Safety And Health Program Comp. Guidelines
  90. Scaffolding
  91. Signs & Signals
  92. Steel Erection
  93. Substitution Methodologies
  94. Tool Safety (Hand, Power, & Powder Charge)
  95. Toxic & Hazardous Substances
  96. Trenching And Excavation Outline
  97. Underground Construction
  98. Unit Environmental Compliance Officer Course
  99. Walking And Working Surfaces
  100. Weapons Of Mass
  101. Welding And Cutting
  102. Workplace Emergencies
  103. Barricades
  104. DOT Outline General Awareness / Refresher
  105. Hazardous Materials Transportation Act
  106. CERCLA
  107. Clean Air Act
  108. Clean Water Act
  109. Commanders Environmental Overview
  110. Cultural & Natural Resources
  111. Emerg. Planning & Community Right-to-Know
  112. Environmental Awareness
  113. Environmental Compliance Assessments
  114. Environmental Considerations
  115. Environmental Impact
  116. Environmental Protection, Quality & Enhancement
  117. Environmental Stewardship
  118. Federal Insecticide, Fungicide & Rodenticide Act
  119. Hazardous Waste Initial
  120. National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
  121. Resource Conservation & Recovery Act
  122. Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA)
  123. Small Spills 40 CFR
  124. Spill Contingency Plan
  125. Superfund Amendments & Reauthorization Act
  126. Toxic Substance Control Act (TSCA)

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