MSHA Training
Practical miner training built around real hazards, real decisions, and the requirements crews actually work under.
Practical MSHA training, safety and regulatory-compliance support, and field-leadership development for mining, tunneling, geotechnical, civil, and heavy-construction operations.
The goal is not more paper. It is better decisions, stronger controls, clearer expectations, and people who understand why the standard matters.
Practical miner training built around real hazards, real decisions, and the requirements crews actually work under.
Field reviews, audits, program support, incident learning, and regulatory-readiness work for high-risk operations.
For foremen, superintendents, leads, and project managers who turn company expectations into daily decisions. Explore practical workshops, the 12-module foundation, and the advanced development pathway.
Explore leadership trainingA foreman has a crew waiting. A superintendent has three competing priorities. A project manager needs an honest answer from the field. Leadership development should help with those moments.
Set expectations, choose the first priority, and make sure someone owns the follow-through.
Listen to the people closest to the work, give useful direction, and coach without taking every decision back.
Practice the conversations and routines that make commitments visible and standards consistent.
Scott joins Lindsey Schultz of MRC Recruiting to talk about the people in the middle: foremen and superintendents, the pressure they face, and the leadership skills that help them bring safety and operations together.
A conversation about ego, accountability, communication, and setting clear expectations in the field.
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The first class is targeted for Saturday, November 7, 2026. Part 48 Underground Annual Refresher • $250 per person. 7:00 a.m. Mountain (MST). Registration requests are open through the request form.
Mining and construction experience. Federal MSHA inspection and accident investigation. Safety Manager experience and coal-inspector training. Training built around what people actually have to recognize, decide, document, and do.
Featured in Mining People, May/June 2026 (opens in a new tab)
Talk directly with Scott about your training needs, course fit, and timing. November 7 registration requests are open through the request form. Scott confirms your place separately; payment follows confirmation.