One induction for every site
A group with several sites can deliver the same awareness induction to everyone, and each result is stored per worker with a certificate that carries a verifiable number.
New-miner awareness, underground escape, methane, haul-truck safety, silica and tailings governance for mines and quarries, with a record for every worker.
A group with several sites can deliver the same awareness induction to everyone, and each result is stored per worker with a certificate that carries a verifiable number.
Catalogue templates put escape, methane, explosives and haul-truck interaction alongside the new-miner overview, so the highest-risk subjects are not left to chance.
Activating the mining profile in the admin area requires an administrator to acknowledge that awareness training sits alongside, not instead of, accredited training.
The catalogue includes 7 course templates for this sector.
Catalogue topics: new-miner awareness (MSHA Part 46/48 overview), underground escape and self-rescuer, methane monitoring and ventilation, explosives and blasting awareness, haul-truck safety, silica, tailings storage governance.
These are examples of documents that training in this sector is usually connected with. The list is illustrative, not exhaustive, and is not legal advice: confirm the current requirements for your jurisdiction with your regulator or a lawyer.
AcadNexx is a learning platform. Course templates are introductory educational material: they do not replace training accredited by the competent body, professional licences, or the advice of qualified specialists.
Mining is a fatal-risk industry. Awareness courses are not a substitute for accredited instructor-led training, mine-rescue certification or licensing for blasting.
Describe your organisation, the number of people and the requirements you train against, and we will show how the platform fits and what would need to be configured. Prices are not listed on the website: we discuss them for your case.
Contact usShort answers about using the platform in this sector.
It delivers training to miners and contractors and keeps a record for every worker. The catalogue has templates on new-miner awareness, underground escape and self-rescuers, methane monitoring and ventilation, explosives and blasting awareness, haul-truck safety, silica and tailings storage governance.
It records who completed which course and when and issues certificates, and the catalogue includes an overview of MSHA Part 46 and 48 training. Whether the format of those records satisfies MSHA recordkeeping requirements must be confirmed with MSHA or your competent regulator; the platform does not make that determination.
No. Mining is a fatal-risk industry. Awareness courses are not a substitute for accredited instructor-led training, mine-rescue certification or licensing for blasting.
No. AcadNexx is a learning platform: it delivers courses and tests, issues certificates of completion and keeps training records. Whether that is enough for your regulator, auditor or certification scheme is decided by them, so confirm the current requirements for your jurisdiction with the regulator or a lawyer. Course templates are introductory material and do not replace accredited training.
Prices are not published on the website. Tell us about your organisation, the number of people you train and the requirements you train against, and we will propose an option for your case.