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Post-Incident Actions and MSHA Expectations
There has been an incident, accident, or something worse. What now? We will discuss first responses and responsibilities, review emergency response expectations, and share best practices on how to protect our miners, supervisors, and companies. Bring any relevant...
Emergency Response Leadership for Supervisors
When there is an emergency, what do you do? Are you prepared? Do you practice your plan? We will discuss the importance of all of this and the liability if not done properly on a mine site. From lifesaving best practices to regulatory requirements. Bring any relevant...
Railroad Safety on a Mine Site
We will review the importance of a good Rail Safety Program and how it integrates into MSHA's requirements and a strong safety culture. Bring any relevant experiences and questions. Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/rKO-6yzBRhWeA0nkquNAtQ
Supervising Contractors Under MSHA
Having contractors on a mine site is a responsibility for the mine site operator. What is required? We are seeing many contractors experienced in working on OSHA sites who are being challenged by different MSHA requirements. We will share best practices in managing...
MSHA Mid-Year Review
What trends have we seen in the first part of 2026 and what we see coming in the second half of the year and beyond. Bring any relevant experiences and questions. Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/0A3-Ds8sRVe9EibCmYI2FQ
Heat Stress Recognition and Response for Supervisors
We will review incidents and situations that can result from working in the heat. What to look out for, what to do in case of an emergency, and what not to do. Bring any relevant experiences and questions to share. Register:...
Electrical Safety Standards in Mining Operations
Electrical hazards are a major risk in mining, but strong safety standards can prevent serious accidents. This guide explains electrical safety requirements, common violations, and how proper programs protect workers and operations.
Qualified Electrical Personnel and Their Role in Mine Safety
Qualified electrical personnel play a critical role in mine safety by maintaining equipment, enforcing lockout/tagout, and training staff. Learn how their expertise reduces accidents and strengthens compliance in mining operations.
Lockout/Tagout Procedures for Electrical Systems in Mines
Proper lockout/tagout procedures are essential for safe electrical work in mines. Discover step-by-step methods, training strategies, and best practices to prevent electrical accidents underground.