Ground Control
Parts 46 & 48
Electrical Safety
Miscellaneous
100

How often should ground conditions be inspected?

At least once per shift.

100

How many hours of safety training are required for a new miner?

24 hours.

100

A shock involving as little as ______ volts can be fatal.

40 volts.

100

What is the required minimum PPE to work on an MSHA governed site?

Non-metal hard hat, steel toed shoes, and safety glasses.

200

What is the minimum distance to stay away from the top edge of the high wall?

6 feet.

200

How often does an above ground mine get inspected by MSHA?

Twice a year.

200

According to MSHA regulations, all electrical repairs must be performed by:

A qualified electrician.

200

What is site specific training?

Training conducted at the mine site concerning the specific hazards associated with that particular site.

300

Where is the safest place to be when in a quarry or mine?

In your vehicle.

300

Part 46 are the MSHA rules governing what?

Surface mine and quarries.

300
What is the minimum you must keep all trucks, crane, and booms from any energized power lines?

10 feet.

300

Dual hearing protection is required by MSHA when performing what task.

Using an air impact wrench.

400

What is the minimum size requirement for a berm?

Axle height of the largest piece of equipment on the mine site.

400

To conduct Part 48 training, a mine must have an MSHA approved what.

An approved training plan.

400
The Earth is considered as having _____ voltage.

Zero.

400

What are three devices that are required when inflating tires?

Clip on chuck, in-line regulator, restraining device or barrier.
500

What is the required distance to work from the base of a high wall?

25% of the height of the face of the high wall.

500

How often must miners receive refresher training and what is the duration of this training.

Annually, 8 hours.

500

What is the most dangerous path for currents to pass through the human body?

The chest area.

500

When is it acceptable to weld or apply heat to a wheel or rim?

Never.

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