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Training planResearch document type
Task training procedureResearch document type
Emergency response planResearch document type
Hazard awareness procedureResearch document type
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MSHA training and mine emergency plans
30 CFR Parts 46 and 48; MINER Act emergency plans where applicable
For miners and relevant mine contractors under the applicable MSHA training regime. Part 46 covers specified surface nonmetal operations; Part 48 covers underground and other mine categories. Training-plan approval and instructor rules differ. Mine emergency-response obligations require separate mine/type-specific review rather than a generic training checklist.
Jurisdictions: US-FEDERAL
Research applicability questions
What commodity and surface/underground mine type determine Part 46 or Part 48 coverage?
Which miners and contractors perform covered work, and which training-plan/instructor requirements apply?