Mine-Pro Academy · curriculum preview
Explore original interactive Part 46 lessons for surface sand and gravel. Take the curriculum at your own pace; your company documents any other training it provided and signs the combined record after the full requirement is met.
Annual refresher checkout remains closed while release testing is completed. Other courses are planned and cannot yet be purchased or certified. Active Mine-Pro subscribers have the refresher included.
30 CFR 46.8 · P46-REF
General surface sand and gravel instruction, discussion and knowledge checks. Eight actual hours across documented online and company sessions.
At the mine: The company teaches changes at its mine and other subjects relevant to its operation, then records actual time and its competent person.
$149 per learner · $129 at 10–49 · $109 at 50–500
30 CFR 46.5 · P46-NEW
A planned 24-hour program with common mine-safety subjects and staged record checkpoints.
At the mine: The operator provides required mine tour, site hazards, assigned-task instruction and other required field components on the applicable timeline.
Planned course · not available for purchase
30 CFR 46.6 · P46-EXP
Common review of rights, hazard recognition, emergency response, responsibilities and reporting.
At the mine: Before work, the operator covers the actual mine tour, traffic, emergency plan, work tasks and site hazards; tracks any later applicable instruction.
Planned course · not available for purchase
30 CFR 46.7 · P46-TASK
A configurable introductory lesson for haul trucks, excavators, dozers, graders, loaders and conveyors.
At the mine: The company addresses its exact model, hazards and procedures and observes practical performance as required before independent work.
Planned course · not available for purchase
30 CFR 46.11 · P46-SITE
A company-authored hazard briefing format with comprehension checks.
At the mine: The mine supplies current, location-specific hazards and applicable emergency, traffic and communication arrangements.
Planned course · not available for purchase
Choose a topic, read the short preview, then make a decision. The full course records actual learning time; a company can separately attest to other real training in the same refresher cycle.
Topic 1 of 8 · learn at your own pace
Interactive hazard map
New equipment, people or routes
Trace the work area and shift
Update, communicate and verify
A sand pit changes as the face advances. Today's berm, haul route, dump edge, plant access and equipment lineup may differ from the last shift. Ask which changes have occurred since your last visit and who controls access to the affected area.
A general course cannot supply the facts about your mine. The company's competent person must explain current changes and give the crew a way to report new conditions. Pause work and get a site-specific answer when the route or instruction is unclear.
Walk the current routes and working places. Identify changed ground, traffic, equipment, plant, contacts and emergency arrangements; record the real discussion and duration.
The company adopts a suitable Part 46 plan and identifies each trainer's subjects.
Mine-Pro records actual online instruction; the company records and attests to actual training completed elsewhere, with its dates, topics, instructor and duration.
The designated responsible person reviews at least 480 documented minutes and required content before signing.
After the authorized signer certifies, Mine-Pro prepares a digital certificate and detailed record for the miner within 24 hours, then queues a print-ready copy for mailing to the miner’s chosen U.S. address within seven days.
A completed preview is not an official training session. There is no fixed split between online and company instruction. Part 46 annual refresher requires eight hours of training actually received and a record after each session; the person designated in the mine's plan signs the certification. See § 46.8 and § 46.9.