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RFID stands for "Radio Frequency IDentification." In RFID systems, "readers" use radio signals to communicate with data "tags." A "tag" consists of an antenna connected to a data-containing integrated circuit that can be attached to almost any object, thereby giving the object a unique identification number which can be read remotely. RFID technology is used to control building access, inventory, mass transit ticketing, and highway tolls, and it is being used to increase the security of new U.S. passports.

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MSHA Part 46 regulations can be confusing, especially if you're a mining contractor. That's why we've spent years developing training and compliance tools to help mines and mining contractors get the right training with compliant documentation.

Our goal in this recording is to leave you with some critically important insights about MSHA's Part 46 training requirements so you can get compliant, stay compliant, and avoid costly fines.

Here's what you'll learn in this webinar recording:

01:00 - Introductions: Who we are
09:32 - MSHA Part 46: The important stuff
13:29 - Key Players: Who needs training and who signs documents
17:37 - Main Types of Training: What training is needed and when
23:36 - Compliant Methods of Training: What MSHA allows
28:40 - Types of Compliant Documents: What MSHA and mines need to see
34:45 - Summary
37:19 - Questions

Please refer to the video index below if you would like to fast forward to a particular topic:

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The Department of Transportation's Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) was created to help firefighters, law enforcement officers, medical personnel, and other first responders quickly identify the hazards present at transportation emergencies involving hazardous materials in order to protect themselves and the public. The ERG contains indexed lists of hazardous materials, the general hazards each material presents, and recommended safety precautions for emergency incidents. It is used in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and several South American countries.

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Nonwoven fabrics are broadly defined as sheet or web structures bonded together by mechanical entanglement, chemical, thermal, or other means. Unlike traditional fabrics, the fibers are not first converted to yarn and then woven or knitted into a fabric. Instead, a porous sheet or web is made directly from separate fibers. The process of manufacturing nonwovens is made up of two basic steps; 1) web forming, where loose fibers are laid out on a moving porous belt, or drums to create a uniform sheet, and 2) web bonding, where an adhesive or entanglement process is applied to bond the laid out fibers together to create a stable web, or sheet, of material. This course covers some of the different web bonding processes which are used.

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The FMCSA implemented the Compliance, Safety, and Accountability (CSA) program to improve the safety of commercial motor vehicles on public roadways. This program uses performance and compliance data from roadside inspections, State-reported CMV crash records, carrier safety investigations, and carrier DOT registrations to focus FMCSA resources on the carriers who pose the greatest safety risk. Through compliance, the CSA program allows carriers and drivers to rectify safety concerns before crashes, injuries, or fatalities occur.

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The Clean Water Act (CWA) protects "waters of the United States" (WOTUS) by prohibiting the discharge of dredged or fill materials without a Section 404 permit. This online training course provides general guidance for which waters are considered WOTUS, and the requirements for obtaining a Section 404 permit.

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How many times have you thought a problem was "fixed" only to have it happen again? This happens when only the symptoms, not the underlying, or root, causes, are addressed. Root cause analysis is a generic term used to describe various methods that can be used to find and eliminate root causes so problems do not recur. This module will describe the steps involved in a root cause analysis and some tools and methods that can be used.