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Below are links to help you with your MSHA Compliance
MSHA Compliance Resources
Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA)
MSHA Code of Federal Regulations
Frequently Asked Questions concerning MSHA:
General Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Enforcement
Training & Education FAQs
FAQ FOIA
Part 46 Guide
Have a question? Ask MSHA
Stay Up-To-Date
Miner Safety & Health App
Subscribe to MSHA Email Lists
Emergencies
Fatality Reports
Some Extra Help
MSHA Online Filing - Quarterly Reports
1st Quarter due by April 15th
2nd Quarter due by July 15th
3rd Quarter due by October 15th
4th Quarter due by January 15th
MSHA Guidelines for Effective Task Training
Online Blank 5000-23 (Fillable)
Use for Task Training Recordkeeping
All Forms and Online Filing
MSHA HazCom Compliance Guidelines
Developing a Training Plan for MSHA
MSHA also hosts Safe Steps Fall Arrest Task Training Guide on MSHA.gov
Safe Steps Training Fall Arrest Task Training Guidelines
We can help with:
Writing Training Plans
HazCom Compliance Guidelines
MSHA ID Numbers
Training
Inspections
Other Consulting
and most anything else
MSHA Compliance Resources
Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA)
MSHA Code of Federal Regulations
Frequently Asked Questions concerning MSHA:
General Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Enforcement
Training & Education FAQs
FAQ FOIA
Part 46 Guide
Have a question? Ask MSHA
Stay Up-To-Date
Miner Safety & Health App
Subscribe to MSHA Email Lists
Emergencies
Fatality Reports
Some Extra Help
MSHA Online Filing - Quarterly Reports
1st Quarter due by April 15th
2nd Quarter due by July 15th
3rd Quarter due by October 15th
4th Quarter due by January 15th
MSHA Guidelines for Effective Task Training
Online Blank 5000-23 (Fillable)
Use for Task Training Recordkeeping
All Forms and Online Filing
MSHA HazCom Compliance Guidelines
Developing a Training Plan for MSHA
MSHA also hosts Safe Steps Fall Arrest Task Training Guide on MSHA.gov
Safe Steps Training Fall Arrest Task Training Guidelines
We can help with:
Writing Training Plans
HazCom Compliance Guidelines
MSHA ID Numbers
Training
Inspections
Other Consulting
and most anything else
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If you are in or around NC, you have got to make it to one of the conferences.
Even when we are not presenting we make every effort to attend.
The North Carolina Mine Safety and Health Conference is TOP NOTCH
Even when we are not presenting we make every effort to attend.
The North Carolina Mine Safety and Health Conference is TOP NOTCH
We have been so blessed to be part of a few of the past
Southeast Mine Safety & Health Conferences! They put on an awesome conference
Southeast Mine Safety & Health Conferences! They put on an awesome conference
We have enjoyed being part of the Carolina Star Safety Conference too
We offer Part 46 & 48 Open Enrollment classes at our training center in Aurora or on location at your facility, and now Virtual MSHA Training
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The Open Enrollment Calendar below will show details about each class as well as allow you to register.
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Open Enrollment Classes Currently Scheduled |
If you need to schedule a class for a group
Rex@SafeStepsTraining.com TEXT or CALL Rex at (252) 474 - 4626 or Joe at (252) 229 - 5500 |
(Beside Dollar General)
24811 Hwy 33 E, Aurora, NC 27806
Click on the Calendar above to see the dates and available seats of our Open Enrollment classes. You can also register there as well.
Click on the Calendar above to see the dates and available seats of our Open Enrollment classes. You can also register there as well.
We Also Come To Your Location
Contact us if you need to schedule a class at your location or you need a class but on different dates than currently offered.
What are the Costs Per Person:
Open Enrollment Seated Refresher in Aurora: $125.00 (per person)
Open Enrollment New Miner in Aurora: $375.00 (per person)
Open Enrollment Virtual Refresher in Aurora: $ 199.00 (per person)
Open Enrollment Virtual New Miner in Aurora: $499.00 (per person)
What are the Costs for a Group:
At your location or ours:
Contact us for a quote by clicking here to fill out a form
Open Enrollment Seated Refresher in Aurora: $125.00 (per person)
Open Enrollment New Miner in Aurora: $375.00 (per person)
Open Enrollment Virtual Refresher in Aurora: $ 199.00 (per person)
Open Enrollment Virtual New Miner in Aurora: $499.00 (per person)
What are the Costs for a Group:
At your location or ours:
Contact us for a quote by clicking here to fill out a form
Contact us if your meeting space is too small. We can rent our space to you for a daily fee.
Whether the goals of your organization are to become a safety powerhouse, maintain compliance, or just want to offer something extra to your employees; Safe Steps Training can help. Safe Steps team of safety professionals care.
The word "care" is a small word with a big meaning.
We are "Creating Safer Steps" in your workplace through innovative, interactive, and interesting safety training. As well as comprehensive consulting services, inspections, evaluations, & speaking engagements on various topics.
The word "care" is a small word with a big meaning.
We are "Creating Safer Steps" in your workplace through innovative, interactive, and interesting safety training. As well as comprehensive consulting services, inspections, evaluations, & speaking engagements on various topics.
We have won various awards from MSHA at the Annual TRAM Conference at the National Mine Academy in WV
2007
"Grand Prize Winner" Fire Extinguisher Training |
2011
"First Place Winner" PotashCorp Site Specific |
2015
"First Place Winner" Fall Arrest Task Training |
I started Safe Steps Training at the beginning of 2007. A company born out of my desire to see men and women return home safely at the end of the work day. My focus was on MSHA training but as my willingness
to go the extra mile and compassion for others was evident, Safe Steps has grown into other industries but my heart will always be with the miner!
Safe Steps now has a group of Part 48 Instructors
that all work together for the same goal. "To Protect The Miner"
to go the extra mile and compassion for others was evident, Safe Steps has grown into other industries but my heart will always be with the miner!
Safe Steps now has a group of Part 48 Instructors
that all work together for the same goal. "To Protect The Miner"
We have almost 100 years of combined mining experience!
Rex Rouse
MSHA Approved (48) OSHA Authorized |
Joe Mattox CTSP, CA
Part 48 MSHA Approved |
Mitch Harris, Jr.
Part 48 MSHA Approved |
What are people saying about Safe Steps Instructors?
"Instructor kept the class involved and interested. He spoke from experiences, video's were relevant to program"
"The course was very interesting. Injection of personal experience"
"Good Presenter. Very respectful of our time, effective education, & very responsive to questions"
"I believe it was the best presentation I have had in MSHA refresher"
"Instructor kept the class involved and interested. He spoke from experiences, video's were relevant to program"
"The course was very interesting. Injection of personal experience"
"Good Presenter. Very respectful of our time, effective education, & very responsive to questions"
"I believe it was the best presentation I have had in MSHA refresher"
Former Member of Certification Panel of the International Academy of Mine Safety & health of SME (IAMSH)
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Member of the National Safety Council
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Member of the Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Properly Trained Employees:
- gain the skills to be safe
- are less likely to experience costly injuries
- recognize hazards before costly property damage occurs
- participate in controlling & eliminating hazards which result in costly fines
- gain the skills to be safe
- are less likely to experience costly injuries
- recognize hazards before costly property damage occurs
- participate in controlling & eliminating hazards which result in costly fines
Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) Part 46 & Part 48 (Surface) Click here to go to our Safe Steps Training Home MSHA mandates that New Miners receive 24 hours of initial New Miner Training when beginning work on a mine site. Then MSHA mandates that Miners have 8 hours of refresher training every year thereafter. Safe Steps Training provides your organization with not only an MSHA Approved Instructor for training, but also a contact year round just in case you have questions. Safe Steps Training will train your organization under our MSHA Approved training plan or your training plan if you have one.
Topics Covered during MSHA Training; Miners Rights, Self Rescue and Respiratory, Transportation and Communication, Introduction to Work Environment, Escape and Emergency Evacuation Plans, Firefighting and Fire Warning, Ground Control, High Walls, Water Hazards, Pits, Spoil Banks, Night Work, First Aid, Electrical, Health, and more.
Topics Covered during MSHA Training; Miners Rights, Self Rescue and Respiratory, Transportation and Communication, Introduction to Work Environment, Escape and Emergency Evacuation Plans, Firefighting and Fire Warning, Ground Control, High Walls, Water Hazards, Pits, Spoil Banks, Night Work, First Aid, Electrical, Health, and more.
Online MSHA Training
For years I have been reluctant to offer MSHA training Online because just taking some training Online does NOT mean that you are compliant with MSHA. However, in this changing world we know that sometimes it may be necessary and that is why we are now offering Online MSHA training.
If you are going to use Online training there are steps to take to ensure you are compliant. The first step is to use Safe Steps as your portal. We are different than any other company offering Online training. We will not only provide the path to the Online training but your compliance as well. We are there from the first step to the last step. Keep reading and you will see the difference
Because We Are Different.
If you know what Online training you need and what paperwork is required you can click on the blue buttons to Enroll. If you are not sure or have questions, read the information below or click on the the enroll buttons to find more information.
Step #1
Do you need Part 46 or Part 48 training? Part 46 applies to miners working at surface shell dredging, sand, gravel, surface stone, surface clay, colloidal phosphate, surface limestone, marble, granite, sandstone, slate, shale, traprock, kaolin, cement, feldspar, and lime mines. If the mine site you are going to is not mining one of these minerals, you probably need Part 48 training. Always check with the mine to confirm the type of training they require and will accept.
Step #2
Do you need a Part 46 Written Training Plan? All mining operations which fall under Part 46 must develop and implement a written training plan. Independent contractors who employ "miners" are also primarily responsible for providing comprehensive training to their employees. This requires independent contractors to develop a training plan containing effective programs for providing this training. If you have one that is awesome. If you don't, you can write your own or you can have us write one for you. At the end of these steps you will find links for everything discussed.
Step #3
Do you need an MSHA ID Number? Here is a question and answer directly from MSHA
Q. In section 46.3(b)(1), the regulation requires an independent contractor to list the MSHA independent contractor number on the training plan. As an independent contractor, do I need to have an MSHA independent contractor number in order to have an approved training plan?
A. If you have or get an MSHA independent contractor number, you must put it on your training plan. Unless required for other purposes under Title 30 CFR, MSHA does not require an independent contractor to get an MSHA contractor ID number for the purpose of having an approved Part 46 training plan.
That sounds good but what does "Unless required for other purposes under Title 30 CFR" mean? independent contractors that will be doing any of the 9 tasks below in MSHA jurisdictions would be required to have an MSHA Identification Number: 1. Mine development, including shaft and slope sinking; 2. Construction or reconstruction of mine facilities including building or rebuilding preparation plants and mining equipment, and building additions to existing facilities; 3. Demolition of mine facilities; 4. Construction of dams; 5. Excavation or earthmoving activities involving mobile equipment; 6. Equipment installation, such as crushers and mills; 7. Equipment service or repair of equipment on mine property for a period exceeding five consecutive days at a particular mine; 8. Material handling within mine property including haulage of coal, ore, refuse, etc., unless for the sole purpose of direct removal from or delivery to mine property; and 9. Drilling and blasting. In my personal opinion, I would get an ID number if I were you. If you have one that is awesome. If you don't and you want one, you can file for your own or you can have file for one. At the end of these steps you will find links for everything discussed.
Q. In section 46.3(b)(1), the regulation requires an independent contractor to list the MSHA independent contractor number on the training plan. As an independent contractor, do I need to have an MSHA independent contractor number in order to have an approved training plan?
A. If you have or get an MSHA independent contractor number, you must put it on your training plan. Unless required for other purposes under Title 30 CFR, MSHA does not require an independent contractor to get an MSHA contractor ID number for the purpose of having an approved Part 46 training plan.
That sounds good but what does "Unless required for other purposes under Title 30 CFR" mean? independent contractors that will be doing any of the 9 tasks below in MSHA jurisdictions would be required to have an MSHA Identification Number: 1. Mine development, including shaft and slope sinking; 2. Construction or reconstruction of mine facilities including building or rebuilding preparation plants and mining equipment, and building additions to existing facilities; 3. Demolition of mine facilities; 4. Construction of dams; 5. Excavation or earthmoving activities involving mobile equipment; 6. Equipment installation, such as crushers and mills; 7. Equipment service or repair of equipment on mine property for a period exceeding five consecutive days at a particular mine; 8. Material handling within mine property including haulage of coal, ore, refuse, etc., unless for the sole purpose of direct removal from or delivery to mine property; and 9. Drilling and blasting. In my personal opinion, I would get an ID number if I were you. If you have one that is awesome. If you don't and you want one, you can file for your own or you can have file for one. At the end of these steps you will find links for everything discussed.
A few of the things we offer
Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) Part 46 & 48 | 10 & 30 hr. Occupational Safety & Health Outreach Training for Construction Industry
Lift Truck (Forklift) | Certified Flagger Training | Aerial Work Platform | Fall Protection | Scaffold (Inspection Procedures & Guidelines)
Chainsaw Safety | CPR, First Aid & AED | Written Programs | Site Safety Inspections | Behavior Based Safety
Job Safety Assessment | Mentoring Techniques | Volunteer Protection Programs (VPP) | Confined Spaces | Fire Extinguisher | LOTO
Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) Part 46 & 48 | 10 & 30 hr. Occupational Safety & Health Outreach Training for Construction Industry
Lift Truck (Forklift) | Certified Flagger Training | Aerial Work Platform | Fall Protection | Scaffold (Inspection Procedures & Guidelines)
Chainsaw Safety | CPR, First Aid & AED | Written Programs | Site Safety Inspections | Behavior Based Safety
Job Safety Assessment | Mentoring Techniques | Volunteer Protection Programs (VPP) | Confined Spaces | Fire Extinguisher | LOTO
Occupational Safety & Health 10 Hour Construction Industry Outreach Program (30 CFR 1926)
The 10 hour OSHA Program is intended for workers.
This class will emphasize hazard identification, avoidance, control, and prevention, not just OSHA Standards.
Topics Include : Introduction to OSHA, Inspection process, Fall Protection, Electrical, Personal Protective and Life Saving Equipment, Health Hazards, Stairways and Ladders, Tools, Scaffolds, Excavations, and more.
Students successfully completing the course will receive a certificate from Safe Steps Training and in 1-3 weeks you will receive card from OSHA and the Department of Labor.
30 Hour Construction Industry Outreach Program (30 CFR 1926)
The 30 hour OSHA Program is intended to provide a variety of training to people with some safety responsibility.
Topics Include : Introduction to OSHA, Inspection, Fall Protection, Electrical, Struck by, Fire Protection, Tools, Welding, Scaffolds, Cranes, Excavations. Concrete and Masonry, Confined Space Entry, Powered Industrial Vehicles, Ergonomics and so much more.
Students successfully completing the course will receive a certificate from Safe Steps Training and in 1-3 weeks you will receive a card from OSHA and the Department of Labor.
The 10 hour OSHA Program is intended for workers.
This class will emphasize hazard identification, avoidance, control, and prevention, not just OSHA Standards.
Topics Include : Introduction to OSHA, Inspection process, Fall Protection, Electrical, Personal Protective and Life Saving Equipment, Health Hazards, Stairways and Ladders, Tools, Scaffolds, Excavations, and more.
Students successfully completing the course will receive a certificate from Safe Steps Training and in 1-3 weeks you will receive card from OSHA and the Department of Labor.
30 Hour Construction Industry Outreach Program (30 CFR 1926)
The 30 hour OSHA Program is intended to provide a variety of training to people with some safety responsibility.
Topics Include : Introduction to OSHA, Inspection, Fall Protection, Electrical, Struck by, Fire Protection, Tools, Welding, Scaffolds, Cranes, Excavations. Concrete and Masonry, Confined Space Entry, Powered Industrial Vehicles, Ergonomics and so much more.
Students successfully completing the course will receive a certificate from Safe Steps Training and in 1-3 weeks you will receive a card from OSHA and the Department of Labor.
CPR, First Aid, AED, & Bloodborne Pathogens
National Safety Council
Adult CPR, First Aid, & AED
National Safety Council
Adult CPR, First Aid, & AED
OPEN ENROLLMENT CANCELLATIONS:
Seats are limited so cancellations of less than 72 hours before start time will be charged the full rate. Cancellations of more than 72 hours but less than 7 days before start time will be charged half (1/2) the total rate. No charge for cancellations of more than 7 days before the start of class.
CUSTOMER CLASS CANCELLATIONS/POSTPONEMENTS:
Customer specific classes are scheduled per customer’s request. Once booked they are not available to other clients and may entail other costs so therefore they have a specific cancellation policy.
Any unrecoverable billable travel expenses will be assessed to the customer regardless of when a cancellation or postponement is requested (e.g.: airfare change fees).
Customer specific classes cancelled/postponed twenty (20) business days or less before the start of class will incur a 50% cancellation/postponement fee of the total original price minus any recoverable billable travel expenses.. This fee is not refundable nor may it be credited to any other class tuition.
Customer specific classes cancelled ten (10) business days or less before the start of class will incur a 100% cancellation fee of the total original price minus any recoverable billable travel expenses. If postponing during this time the reschedule date must be set within Ninety (90) days of original scheduled date to not be considered a cancellation. This fee is not refundable nor may it be credited to any other class tuition.
To avoid confusion and to provide time/date information, all cancellation/rescheduling requests must be sent in writing to rex@safestepstraining.com
By booking dates/accepting the estimate you agree to the terms specified.
Seats are limited so cancellations of less than 72 hours before start time will be charged the full rate. Cancellations of more than 72 hours but less than 7 days before start time will be charged half (1/2) the total rate. No charge for cancellations of more than 7 days before the start of class.
CUSTOMER CLASS CANCELLATIONS/POSTPONEMENTS:
Customer specific classes are scheduled per customer’s request. Once booked they are not available to other clients and may entail other costs so therefore they have a specific cancellation policy.
Any unrecoverable billable travel expenses will be assessed to the customer regardless of when a cancellation or postponement is requested (e.g.: airfare change fees).
Customer specific classes cancelled/postponed twenty (20) business days or less before the start of class will incur a 50% cancellation/postponement fee of the total original price minus any recoverable billable travel expenses.. This fee is not refundable nor may it be credited to any other class tuition.
Customer specific classes cancelled ten (10) business days or less before the start of class will incur a 100% cancellation fee of the total original price minus any recoverable billable travel expenses. If postponing during this time the reschedule date must be set within Ninety (90) days of original scheduled date to not be considered a cancellation. This fee is not refundable nor may it be credited to any other class tuition.
To avoid confusion and to provide time/date information, all cancellation/rescheduling requests must be sent in writing to rex@safestepstraining.com
By booking dates/accepting the estimate you agree to the terms specified.
Mine Safety and Health Training - MSHA Training
Mine Safety (MSHA) training offered in both Part 46 or Part 48. Safe Steps
Training can provide MSHA training under your plan, under our MSHA Approved Training Plan, or we can help you develop a mine training plan as well as get it approved by MSHA.
Occupational Safety and Health Training
10 and 30 hour OSHA Outreach Programs Training is available.
General Safety
We can provide assistance with your Voluntary Protection Program or state program such as the Carolina Star. We provide training in the areas of Confined Space, Forklift training, Aerial Work Platform (AWP) or Manlift training, Recordkeeping, Fire Extinguisher, and the list goes on. You can also get a lot of Safety training from our Online OSHA site
CPR & First Aid Training
Safe Steps Training utilizes the National Safety Council training program for certifications. Our immediate surrounding areas are New Bern, Kinston, Goldsboro, Washington, and Jacksonville North Carolina
Emergency Response
Part of a good safety plan is preparing for "What If." Safe Steps Training helps prepare for that.
United States Department of Labor
Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) Covers.
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Mine Safety (MSHA) training offered in both Part 46 or Part 48. Safe Steps
Training can provide MSHA training under your plan, under our MSHA Approved Training Plan, or we can help you develop a mine training plan as well as get it approved by MSHA.
Occupational Safety and Health Training
10 and 30 hour OSHA Outreach Programs Training is available.
General Safety
We can provide assistance with your Voluntary Protection Program or state program such as the Carolina Star. We provide training in the areas of Confined Space, Forklift training, Aerial Work Platform (AWP) or Manlift training, Recordkeeping, Fire Extinguisher, and the list goes on. You can also get a lot of Safety training from our Online OSHA site
CPR & First Aid Training
Safe Steps Training utilizes the National Safety Council training program for certifications. Our immediate surrounding areas are New Bern, Kinston, Goldsboro, Washington, and Jacksonville North Carolina
Emergency Response
Part of a good safety plan is preparing for "What If." Safe Steps Training helps prepare for that.
United States Department of Labor
Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) Covers.
AK Alaska Spanish MSHA Training | AL Alabama Spanish MSHA Training | AR Arkansas Spanish MSHA Training
AZ Arizona Spanish MSHA Training | CA California Spanish MSHA Training | CO Colorado Spanish MSHA Training
CT Connecticut Spanish MSHA Training | DC District Of Columbia Spanish MSHA Training
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WY Wyoming Spanish MSHA Training | Puerto Rico Spanish MSHA Training