TRAINING PLAN New Miner

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1 TRAINING PLAN New Miner EMERGENCY MEDICAL PROCEDURES, ESCAPE AND EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLANS AND INSTRUCTION ON THE FIRE 0.20WARNING SIGNALS AND FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDRUES SUPERVISED PRACTICE IN HEALTH 1.38 AND SAFETY ASPECTS OF THE TASKS ASSIGNED. Note: Taks 1.47 training must be initiated at time of task assigned before New Miner can perform task unsupervised. STATUTORY RIGHTS OF MINERS 0.12 AND REPRESENTATIVES INTRODUCTION TO THE WORK ENVIRONMENT RECOGNITION AND AVOIDANCE OF HAZARDS, TO INCLUDE HAZARD 0.72 COMMNUICATION AND HAZCOM Employee will recognize potential hazards in drilling, blasting, hauling, crushing, conveying, and sckpiling. Employee will demonstrate knowledge of plant layout, traffic patterns, PPE requirements, and important safety and health issues in all active work areas. Employee will identify potential hazards in the quarry environment including electrical hazards, machinery hazards, fall hazards, engulfment hazards, hazardous energy, confined spaces, materials handling, water hazards, ground control hazards. Employee will explain/identify emergency evaluation procedures and alarms. Demonstrate how select, use and maintain firefighting equipment. Identify fire and explosion hazards. Demonstrate steps prevent fire and explosion. Demonstrate what do in an emergency. Demonstrate knowledge of alarms and signals. correct job performance and perform tasks in accordance with the safety and health standards outlined in the training. Employees will identify their rights under Mine Safety & Health Act of 1977 and 30 CFR methods methods methods methods methods Tuesday, January 13, 2009 Page 1 of 6

2 TRAINING PLAN New Miner LINE OF AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF SUPERVISORS AND MINERS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES. Note: Must be done before miner begins work. RULES AND PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING HAZARDS. Note: Must be done before miner begins work. Do this on day 1 USE, CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF 0.57 RESPIRATORY DEVICES. Presently not required at this min. If 0.65 determined necessary at a later date training will be completed. Note: Must be completed within 60 days. FIRST AID METHODS. Note: Must 1.18 be completed within 60 days Subjects Meet 24 HR Training Requirements. Note: A tal of hours must be completed within 90 days. Employee will be able explain MSHA's role and responsibility, personal responsibility of every employee including supervisors, and who has responsibility and authority correct hazards. Employee will be able explain steps get issues addressed and what do if corrective action is not taken how select, use care, and maintain respirars. Employee will explain limitations of respirars. Employee will identify respiratrory hazards and precautions. Employee will explain basic life saving methods, steps protect from blood borne pathogens, emergency response plan, where equipment is located, how control the situation. Subjects Meet 24 HR Training Requirements. Demonstration using respirary devices. methods methods methods methods methods Tuesday, January 13, 2009 Page 2 of 6

3 TRAINING PLAN Experienced Miner INTRODUCTION TO THE WORK ENVIRONMENT RECOGNITION AND AVOIDANCE OF HAZARDS, TO INCLUDE HAZARD 0.72 COMMNUICATION AND HAZCOM EMERGENCY MEDICAL PROCEDURES, ESCAPE AND EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLANS AND INSTRUCTION ON THE FIRE 0.20WARNING SIGNALS AND FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDRUES STATUTORY RIGHTS OF MINERS 0.12 AND REPRESENTATIVES SUPERVISED PRACTICE IN HEALTH 1.38 AND SAFETY ASPECTS OF THE TASKS ASSIGNED. Note: Taks 1.47 training must be initiated at time of task assigned before New Miner can perform task unsupervised. Employee will recognize potential hazards in drilling, blasting, hauling, crushing, conveying, and sckpiling. Employee will demonstrate knowledge of plant layout, traffic patterns, PPE requirements, and important safety and health issues in all active work areas. Employee will identify potential hazards in the quarry environment including electrical hazards, machinery hazards, fall hazards, engulfment hazards, hazardous energy, confined spaces, materials handling, water hazards, ground control hazards. Employee will explain/identify emergency evaluation procedures and alarms. Demonstrate how select, use and maintain firefighting equipment. Identify fire and explosion hazards. Demonstrate steps prevent fire and explosion. Demonstrate what do in an emergency. Demonstrate knowledge of alarms and signals. correct job performance and perform tasks in accordance with the safety and health standards outlined in the training. Employees will identify their rights under Mine Safety & Health Act of 1977 and 30 CFR methods methods methods methods methods Tuesday, January 13, 2009 Page 3 of 6

4 TRAINING PLAN Experienced Miner LINE OF AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF SUPERVISORS AND MINERS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES. Note: Must be done before miner begins work. RULES AND PROCEDURES FOR REPORTING HAZARDS. Note: Must be done before miner begins work. Do this on day Subjects USE, CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF 0.57 RESPIRATORY DEVICES. Presently not required at this min. If 0.65 determined necessary at a later date training will be completed. Note: Must be completed within 60 days. FIRST AID METHODS. Note: Must 1.18 be completed within 60 days Employee will be able explain MSHA's role and responsibility, personal responsibility of every employee including supervisors, and who has responsibility and authority correct hazards. Employee will be able explain steps get issues addressed and what do if corrective action is not taken how select, use care, and maintain respirars. Employee will explain limitations of respirars. Employee will identify respiratrory hazards and precautions. Employee will explain basic life saving methods, steps protect from blood borne pathogens, emergency response plan, where equipment is located, how control the situation. Subjects. Demonstration using respirary devices. methods methods methods methods methods Tuesday, January 13, 2009 Page 4 of 6

5 TRAINING PLAN Annual Refresher RECOGNITION AND AVOIDANCE OF HAZARDS, TO INCLUDE HAZARD 0.72 COMMNUICATION AND HAZCOM SUPERVISED PRACTICE IN HEALTH 1.38 AND SAFETY ASPECTS OF THE TASKS ASSIGNED. Note: Taks 1.47 training must be initiated at time of task assigned before New Miner can perform task unsupervised. FIRST AID METHODS. Note: Must 1.18 be completed within 60 days Instruction on changes at the mine which could adversely affect the miner's health or safety Instruction on the mine s traffic patterns, traffic controls, or other related changes at the mine which 0.50could adversely affect the miner's health or safety Employee will identify potential hazards in the quarry environment including electrical hazards, machinery hazards, fall hazards, engulfment hazards, hazardous energy, confined spaces, materials handling, water hazards, ground control hazards. correct job performance and perform tasks in accordance with the safety and health standards outlined in the training. Employee will explain basic life saving methods, steps protect from blood borne pathogens, emergency response plan, where equipment is located, how control the situation. changes related health and safety changes at the mine. changes related transportation and communication. methods methods methods Demonstrated methods methods Tuesday, January 13, 2009 Page 5 of 6

6 TRAINING PLAN Annual Refresher Instruction on the mine s emergency medical, fire, and evacuation procedures, or other related 0.50changes at the mine which could adversely affect the miner's health 0.50 or safety. Instruction on the mine s ground control, high walls, pit or spoil banks, water hazards, or other 0.50related changes at the mine which could adversely affect the miner's 0.50 health or safety. Instruction on the mine s policies for the use, care, and maintenance of respirary devices, or other related 0.50changes at the mine which could adversely affect the miner's health 0.50 or safety. changes related emergency medical, fire, and evacuation procedures. changes related ground control and water hazards. changes related the use, care, and maintenance of respirary devices at the mine. Instruction on relevant health and safety standards, hazard recognition and avoidance, accident prevention, changes related accident 0.50or other related changes at the mine prevention at the mine. which could adversely affect the 0.50 miner's health or safety. methods methods methods methods Tuesday, January 13, 2009 Page 6 of 6