Enhanced Safety and Health Training for Western Mine Workers

项目总结/摘要 科罗拉多矿业学院（CSM）能源，采矿和建筑行业安全计划 （EMCIS）是一个完善的培训组织，最初成立于1999年，当时名为CSM 矿山安全和健康方案。采矿仍然是其核心，CSM运营其培训中心 提高西部煤矿工人健康和安全培训的质量和可用性。 目标包括为工人提供与下列相关的危害相关的知识： 在矿场工作和有效控制以减少受伤和生病的风险。在 此外，将继续鼓励学员积极参与改善 他们工作的健康和安全条件。CSM建议提供全面的 满足西部采矿业安全和健康培训需求的方法， 提供高质量的交互式培训体验，针对多个受众：我的 工人、培训人员、安全和卫生专业人员、矿山管理人员和采矿工程人员 和地质学学生。此外，CSM的培训计划将服务于代表性不足的 工业部门，如承包商，顾问，供应商和设备制造商。 课程将由高素质的专业讲师授课，他们是技术专家， 通过学位、专业证书和执照以及经验来证明。 根据培训活动的不同，CSM将采用教学方法， 包括课堂讨论、动手练习、游戏和小组活动，以及 参与埃德加地下矿山，以及在线交付的机会， 这些课程将提高学生的参与度，理解和知识 潴留CSM将处理的诺拉部门是采矿部门。主要诺拉 听力损失预防、呼吸健康、创伤性损伤预防的跨部门，以及 健康的工作设计和福祉是间接解决被列为主题， 为采矿业提供的各种培训课程。

Project Summary/Abstract The Colorado School of Mines (CSM) Energy, Mining and Construction Industry Safety Program (EMCIS) is a well-established training organization that was initially formed in 1999 as the CSM Mine Safety and Health Program. With mining still at its core, CSM operates its training center to enhance the quality and availability of health and safety training for Western mine workers. Goals include providing workers with relevant knowledge regarding hazards associated with working on mine sites and effective controls for reducing risk for injuries and illnesses. In addition, trainees will be continuously encouraged to be active participants in improving the health and safety conditions where they work. CSM proposes to offer a comprehensive approach to meet the safety and health training needs of the Western mining industry by providing a high quality, interactive training experience that targets several audiences: mine workers, trainers, safety and health professionals, mine management, and mining engineering and geology students. In addition, CSM’s training program will service underrepresented industry sectors such as contractors, consultants, suppliers and equipment manufacturers. Courses will be taught by highly qualified, professional instructors, who are technical experts as demonstrated by academic degrees, professional certifications and licenses, and experience. Depending on the training activity, CSM will utilize a combination of teaching pedagogies, including classroom discussion, hands-on exercises, games and group activities, and participation at the Edgar Underground Mine, as well as opportunities for online delivery, for these courses which will enhance student engagement, understanding, and knowledge retention. The NORA sector that will be addressed by CSM is the Mining Sector. Primary NORA cross-sectors of Hearing Loss Prevention, Respiratory Health, Traumatic Injury Prevention, and Healthy Work Design and Well-Being are addressed indirectly by being included as topics in various training courses offered to the mining industry.