General Mine Safety Awareness Training 

The course begins at 8:00 am unless otherwise noted. Participants should arrive 5 to 10 minutes early.
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MINE SAFETY AWARENESS COURSE DESCRIPTION:

Mining is a major benefactor to Saskatchewan’s economy. It is forecasted that within the next 10 years that direct, indirect and induced mining employment in the province will account for 17% of total employment or almost 1 in 5 jobs.

​Also referred to as GMSA, the General Mine Safety Awareness training provides an overview of mine safety and is a requirement for all contractors who work on a mine site in Saskatchewan.

Course Topics:
  • Saskatchewan Mining Regulations, Occupational Health & Safety Regulations, and Saskatchewan Employment Act
  • Hazard identification and control
  • Personal protective equipment
  • Safe use of hand and power tools
  • Safe use of scaffolding and ladders
  • Controlled energy safety
  • Fire safety and hot-work awareness
  • Ground control awareness
  • Environmental awareness and spill reporting
  • Asbestos awareness
  • Incidents and reporting incidents
  • Fit for duty and drug testing

Jonathan Nickel is a nationally industry certified  Instructor. And most recently has exceeded the qualifications for General Mine Safety Awareness Instructor. 

Jonathan has worked in and on nearly every mine site in this province of ours. He teaches from that experience, not just from a book. His knowledge of the mining industry goes far beyond the pages.

​Enroll now and experience for yourself why Regina Safety Consulting and Training is your best choice for Mine Safety Training in Saskatchewan.
DURATION:
This course is delivered over 2 full days and includes a mandatory written theory test (English only).

Attendees will be issued a Certificate of Completion.

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