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Mining & Metals Safety Training

The hazards in mining and metals industry are both unique and diverse. Anytime you’re in an environment with heavy machinery, underground excavations, or both, safety should be the top priority for everyone involved. You as an employer have the opportunity to set the tone around safety procedures for your staff. By providing the most in-depth training possible, you’ll be equipping your staff to keep themselves and others safe while on the job. Elevate your safety standards by engaging in this training for both management and staff.

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Mining & Metals Safety Training Articles

Building something great doesn’t happen without the right foundation. Here are some articles to get you started on your safety education journey.

While safety training is a serious matter, understanding its intricacies doesn’t have to be daunting. Dive into our collection of articles that provide a deeper understanding of safety protocols, equipment handling, emergency response, recent trends, and more. By staying informed, your team can continually enhance their safety practices and contribute to a safety-first culture. After you’ve gotten a taste of what we’re like through these articles, engage in our training courses.

OSHA Faces Major Challenges in Reducing Workplace Injuries

Do You Know The Hazard Communication Pictograms?

Protecting Your Workforce from Invisible Hazards: The Importance of Hearing Conservation

Bad Body Vibrations

ISO 45001: Occupational Health and Safety Standard

How to create an effective emergency response plan?

Hey Atlantic Training, my team has got each other’s backs. Why do we need your mining and metals safety training?

Even with a seasoned staff and a good track record of preventing incidents, employers would do well to keep up with regular training. Not only are you responsible for keeping your staff safe, but you also have legal obligations to OSHA on maintaining safety standards at your company. Providing regular training is a part of these standards. Legal obligations aside, there can never be too much emphasis on safety in the mining and metals industry. By keeping our training programs at the ready, you’ll easily be able to onboard new staff, revisit updated protocols, and refresh safety knowledge regularly with the highest quality training out there.