Bay College Offers New Miner Training

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Bay College Training and Development will be offering a 24-Hour New/Inexperienced Miner Training in partnership with the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). This three-day “new miner” training covers all aspects of the initial training requirements for owners and operators under 30 CFR Part 48 & 30 CFR Part 46. The objective is to train new and inexperienced miners on safety and health hazards, employee rights and responsibilities, and job-related safety procedures. Important topics such as fall protection, confined space, and personal protective equipment will be covered. This course satisfies the MSHA classroom requirement for new/inexperienced miner training. Upon completion, students will receive a 5000-23 training certificate. Training must be renewed annually with the MSHA 8-hour Refresher course.

The MSHA 24-Hour New/Inexperienced Miner training will be offered on February 19, 20, and 21 from 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM at the M-TEC building on the Bay College campus in Escanaba. The cost of the training is $189.00, which includes continental breakfast and lunch each day. To register or view other trainings, visit the Bay College Training and Development web page. For questions or more information, contact the Training and Development office at 906-217-4200.