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This seminar fulfills a minimum of 7 hours of credit toward the MSHA Annual refresher Training required of all operators by the Mine Safety and Health Act.

This seminar fulfills a minimum of 7 hours of credit toward the MSHA Annual refresher Training required of all operators by the Mine Safety and Health Act.

This seminar fulfills a minimum of 7 hours of credit toward the MSHA Annual refresher Training required of all operators by the Mine Safety and Health Act.

This seminar fulfills a minimum of 7 hours of credit toward the MSHA Annual refresher Training required of all operators by the Mine Safety and Health Act.

This seminar fulfills a minimum of 7 hours of credit toward the MSHA Annual refresher Training required of all operators by the Mine Safety and Health Act.

Everyone involved in tasks that produce silica dust; including project managers, foreman, superintendents, and workers should receive training before being assigned work.  Training will address: Identifying the materials and tasks that create silica hazards The dust generating operations that will be undertaken and plans to control the dust The health risks Working safely with silica, including proper use of equipment, protective clothing, and appropriate hygiene practices The identity of the competent person designated by the employer to implement the silica…

Controlling traffic through work areas is one of the most important – and dangerous – operations in construction maintenance. The primary objective of Workzone Flagger Training (Novice) is to train flaggers to provide safe passage of traffic through and around work areas and to minimize confusion by bringing standard flagging procedures to our nation's highways. This program will have crew members trained and certified in safe flagging techniques in just four hours. Understand why proper flagger operations are important Learn the standard…