PART 46 SAFETY TRAINING Training is the first line of defense for workers against accidents - MSHA

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PART 46 SAFETY TRAININGTraining is the first
line of defense for workersagainst accidents -
MSHA
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Enforcement Begins
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Enforcement Begins

• OCTOBER 2, 2000

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Scope of Part 46
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Mine Site means where these occur

• mine development
• drilling
• blasting
• extraction
• milling
• crushing

• screening
• sizing
• maintenance
• repair
• associated haulage

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5 TYPES OF TRAINING

• New Miner
• Newly Hired Exper-
• ienced Miner

• Refresher
• Task
• Site-specific hazard awareness

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Major Provisions of Part 46
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Training Plans

• Must share with employees
• Must be ready by October 2, 2000

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Training Plan Implementation

• Must follow the training plan

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Training Plan Implementation

• Must follow the training plan
• Must be presented by a competent person

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Training Plan Implementation

• Must follow the training plan
• Must be done by a competent person
• You can arrange for others to do it

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Training Plan Implementation

• Must follow the training plan
• Must be done by a competent person
• May be conducted by others
• May substitute other relevant training

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Training Plan Implementation

• Must follow the training plan
• Must be done by a competent person
• May be conducted by others
• May substitute other relevant training
• Use any training methods or combination thereof

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Training Plan Implementation

• Must follow the training plan
• Must be done by a competent person
• May be conducted by others
• May substitute other relevant training
• May use any training methods or combination
  thereof
• Safety health meetings, including informal SH
  talks and instruction, count

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Competent Person

• Individual chosen by operator who has the
  knowledge, ability, training or experience to
  provide training to miners in his/her area of
  expertise. Must be able to communicate
  effectively and evaluate the effectiveness of
  training.

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New Miner Training

• Training on 8 subjects including task training
  before miner begins work - minimum 4 hours
  duration
• Training on self-rescue/respiratory devices
  within first 60 days
• Balance of training within 90 days
• Total training time 24 hours

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Annual Refresher Training
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Annual Refresher Training

• No Subjects Mandated

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Annual Refresher TrainingNo Subjects Mandated

• Total Training Time 8 hours

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Newly Hired Experienced Miner Training

• Same 8 Subjects before Starting Work as Required
  for New Miners except no time limit is specified.
• Training on self-rescue/respiratory devices
  within 60 days if appropriate
• Total Training Time Unspecified

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Task Training

• Task - work assignment or component of a job that
  requires specific job knowledge or experience

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Task Training

• Give when miner assigned new task for which
  he/she has had no previous experience

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Task Training

• Give when miner assigned new task for which
  he/she has had no previous experience
• Give when there is a change in a task that could
  affect SH risks encountered by miner

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Task Training

• Give when miner assigned new task for which
  he/she has had no previous experience
• Give when there is a change in a task that could
  affect SH risks encountered by the miner
• Not required if miner can demonstrate proficiency

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Task Training

• Give if miner assigned task for which he/she has
  no previous experience
• Give when there is a change that could affect SH
  risks associated with task
• Not required if miner can demonstrate proficiency
• Practice under close observation of competent
  person counts

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Task Training

• Give task training when miner encounters task for
  which he/she is unfamiliar
• Give task training when change occurs that could
  affect SH risks associated with the task
• Not required if miner can demonstrate proficiency
• Practice under close observation of competent
  person counts
• Task training counts toward completion of new
  miner training

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Responsibility for Contractor Training

• Operator has responsibility for ensuring
  contractor employees get site-specific hazard
  awareness training, but operators need not
  actually provide it.
• One way is to include this MSHA safety
  training requirements as a provision of the
  contract. It may also be prudenttomaintain
  evidence of independent contractors compliance
• All other training (new miner, refresher, task,
  etc.) is contractors responsibility, but
  operators must ensure compliance.

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Site-Specific Hazard Awareness Training

• Must give before person exposed to hazards
• Training includes hazards and emergency
  procedures
• Wide latitude in method of instruction
• One exception

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Records of Training

• Miner gets certified copy after completion of
• new miner training
• newly hired experienced miner training
• refresher training
• site-specific hazard awareness training
• for task training, after 12 months or upon
  miners request

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Compensation

• Conduct training during normal working hours
• Normal rate of pay
• If training given elsewhere than normal place of
  work, operator must compensate for additional
  costs mileage, meals, lodging, etc.

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What is NSA doing?

• 40 Tailgate Tool Talks

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What is NSA doing?

• 40 tailgate tool talks
• 4 modules of safety and health topics, 12 lessons
  per module

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What is NSA Doing?

• 40 tailgate tool talks
• 4 modules of safety and health topics, 12 lessons
  per module
• Stone Review article

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What is NSA Doing?

• 40 tailgate tool talks
• 4 modules of safety and health topics, 12 lessons
  per module
• Stone Review article
• Training plan and 9 lesson plans at
  www.aggregates.org (MSHA approved)

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What is NSA Doing?

• 40 tailgate tool talks
• 4 modules of safety health topics, 12 lessons
  per module
• Stone Review article
• Training plan and 9 lesson plans on
  www.aggregates.org (MSHA approved)
• Best Practices and Train-the-Trainer sessions
  planned

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What is NSA Doing?

• 40 tailgate tool talks
• 4 modules of safety and health topics, 12 lessons
  per module
• Stone Review article
• Training plan and 9 lesson plans on
  www.aggregates.org (MSHA approved)
• Best Practices and Train-the-Trainer sessions
  planned
• Other outreach Part 46 seminar held at ESH
  Forum, speeches

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TOM IS A NEW MINER
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How Many Hours of New Miner Training Must Tom
Receive During His First Year?
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How Many Hours of New Miner Training Must Tom
Receive During His First Year?

• 24 hours

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How Long Must Toms Initial New Miner Instruction
Last?
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How Long Must Toms Initial New Miner Instruction
Last?

• 4 hours

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Within What Period of Time Must Tom Receive a
Review of First-Aid Procedures?
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Within What Period of Time Must Tom Receive a
Review of First-Aid Procedures?

• Within 60 Days

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Within What Period of Time Must Toms 24 Hours of
New Miner Training be Completed?
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Within What Period of Time Must Toms 24 Hours of
New Miner Training be Completed?

• Within 90 Days

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DICK IS A NEWLY HIRED EXPERIENCED MINER
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At What Point After Hire Must Dick Get
Experienced Miner Training?
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At What Point After Hire Must Dick Get
Experienced Miner Training?

• Before He Begins Work

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At What Point After Hire Must Dick Get
Experienced Miner Training?

• Before He Begins Work

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How Long Must the Training Dick Receives Last?

• No set time limit but must last until all Newly
  Hired Experienced Miner Training is
  satisfactorily completed

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HARRIET IS AN EXPERIENCED MINER
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Harriet is an experienced miner. How long does
her annual training last?
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Harriet is an experienced miner. How long does
her annual training last?

• 8 hours

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MSHA has a name for Harriets annual training.
What does MSHA call it?
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MSHA has a name for Harriets annual training.
What does MSHA call it?

• Refresher Training

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How Often Must Refresher Training Be Given?
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How Often Must Refresher Training Be Given?

• Every 12 months

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Besides New Miner, Newly Hired Experienced Miner
and Refresher Training, name one other type of
training covered under Part 46.
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Besides New Miner, Newly Hired Experienced Miner
and Refresher Training, name one other type of
training covered under Part 46.

• Task Training

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Name a fifth type of training covered under Part
46
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Name a fifth type of training covered under Part
46

• Site-Specific Hazard Awareness Training

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Who Is Responsible for Ensuring Hazard Awareness
Training is Given?
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Who Is Responsible for Ensuring Hazard Awareness
Training is Given?

• Operator