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Nebraska Safety Center
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mine1.jpgIn contractual agreement with the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) and the United States Department of Labor, the University of Nebraska at Kearney, Nebraska Safety Center provides training, consultation, and safety services to over 200 mines and in Nebraska. Contractors and customers of these mines are also served. Classes offered include:

  • Annual Refresher Training: Part 48 and Part 46.
    This training is provided on and off campus. Over 1400 people trained annually.
  • New Miner Training
    Training for persons new to the mining industry or interested in becoming miners is provided year round on and off the campus of UNK. This training two day meets 16 hours of the requirements. Training includes first aid, CPR, introduction to work environment, laws and regulations, personal protective equipment, lock-out, and others. Over 300 persons take this course annually.
  • Mine Safety and Health Conference
    This conference is held in Kearney, Nebraska in January of each year. The full day program deals with trends, emerging issues, and includes presentations by industry representatives and MSHA personnel.
  • Occupational Safety and Health
    The Nebraska Safety Center offers programs on Hearing Conservation and other occupational health issues.


Mining in Nebraska

mine.jpgNebraska has over 200 mines. Nebraska mines are sand and gravel, uranium, surface and underground limestone, clay and cement. The uranium mine is located in the northwest part of the state and the limestone, cement and clay are located in eastern Nebraska. Sand and gravel operations include dry and wet processes. All miners are required to have initial and annual training.

mine2.jpgContractor personnel are required to have training if they are engaged in mining operations, including developing, drilling, blasting, extracting, milling, crushing, screening or sizing materials, or hauling materials within the mine. Others needing training are maintenance personnel, service workers, or construction workers, working on mine equipment for frequent or extended periods.

For more information contact > Lisa Henk 

 

 

MSHA 2010 Training Documents

2010 Training Schedule 
NMT Summary Agenda 
NMT and ART Requirements 
Announcement letter to Part 46 Mines FY2010 training 
ART registration form for FYI 2010 
ART Summary Agenda
ART Summary Agenda - Revised 
Proposed Topics for ART 2010 
Cooperative agreement for FY2010 
FISCAL YEAR 2010 Contact Sheet 
FISCAL YEAR 2010 Cover Sheet

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