24-hour new miner · Part 46 & Part 48

MSHA New Miner Training

New miner training is the course a miner completes before working at a mine: 24 hours at a surface operation, 32 hours underground. Live online with an instructor, or on site for your whole crew.

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01 / Courses & pricing

Pick the level

New MinerP46-NM

Part 46 New Miner Training

$299per person · online

24 hours

New miner course for sand, gravel, stone, and surface operations, scheduled around production. Covers the required subjects without pulling your crew off site for a full week.

New MinerP48-NM

Part 48 New Miner Training

$399per person · online

3 days · 24 hours · By request only

The full 24-hour course required before a new miner works at a coal, metal, or nonmetal mine. Delivered online with an instructor available throughout.

New MinerP48-UG

Part 48 New Underground Miner Training

$699per person

4 days · 32 hours · In person only · 7 person minimum

Four-day new miner course for underground coal, metal, and nonmetal mines. Covers underground hazards, ventilation, ground control, and escapeways before a miner works below surface.

Part 46 new miner is $299 and Part 48 new miner is $399 per miner online. Underground new miner training is quoted on site at the day rate plus travel.

02

Who it is for

  • Anyone starting their first job at a mine
  • A miner returning after years away from the industry
  • Contractors who need new miner training before site access
  • An operator onboarding a crew before production starts

03

How it runs

  • Part 46 new miner is 24 hours, taught Saturday and Sunday
  • Part 48 new miner is 24 hours, Friday through Sunday, dated on request
  • Underground new miner is 32 hours, in person only, seven miner minimum
  • Part 46 new miner classes run with a three miner minimum

04

What you get

  • An MSHA Form 5000-23 certificate of training for every miner in the class
  • A roster with the dates, hours, and subjects actually delivered
  • The record kept in your account, printable or downloadable for an inspection
  • Group classes documented per miner, not as one crew line

05 / Who teaches it

Taught by someone who has been inspected

Classes are taught by Douglas C. Larch: 30 years in mining as a heavy equipment operator, quarry superintendent, MSHA mine inspector, and mine safety executive. Spanish-speaking instructors are available by request at no extra charge.

About Douglas Larch

06 / How to register

Four steps to a seat

  1. 1Pick the course level that matches your commodity and experience.
  2. 2Enroll online. You will create a free account so the certificate and training records stay yours.
  3. 3Pay by card, or choose invoice and enter a purchase order number.
  4. 4We confirm the date and send joining instructions. Live online classes need a computer, a valid photo ID, and a working webcam.

Next step

Get your crew current before the next inspection window.