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Regulatory Training & Certifications

Delivered bilingually, all 50 U.S. states, U.S. territories, and Mexico.

OSHA 10-Hour Construction | 10 hrs | 2 days

Foundational construction safety training for workers covering common job-site hazards, worker rights, and safe work practices. Designed for field employees who need OSHA Construction Outreach training and an OSHA 10-hour course completion card.

OSHA 30-Hour Construction | 30 hrs | 4 days

Comprehensive construction safety training designed for supervisors, foremen, safety personnel, and others with responsibility for job-site safety. Provides deeper instruction on recognizing, preventing, and managing construction hazards and leads to an OSHA 30-hour course completion card.

HAZWOPER 8-Hour Refresher | 8 hrs 

Annual refresher training for workers who have previously completed applicable HAZWOPER training. Reinforces critical hazardous-waste operations and emergency-response safety practices while helping workers maintain required annual training.

HAZWOPER 24-Hour | 24 hrs

Hazardous-waste operations training for workers whose duties and potential exposure require 24-hour HAZWOPER instruction. Covers hazard recognition, protective measures, safe work practices, and emergency procedures for applicable work environments.

HAZWOPER 40-Hour | 40 hrs

Comprehensive HAZWOPER training for workers involved in hazardous-waste operations where exposure to hazardous substances may occur. Covers hazard recognition, PPE, decontamination, safe work practices, emergency response, and other core requirements for hazardous-site work.

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MSHA Part 46 Training | Hours vary

Surface Mining Safety Training
New Miner • Experienced Miner • Annual Refresher • Task Training • Site-Specific Hazards


Mine safety training for workers and contractors at surface mining operations covered by MSHA Part 46, including sand, gravel, surface stone, surface clay and surface limestone operations. Training is tailored to worker experience, assigned tasks and site-specific hazards.

​​​​​​MSHA Part 48 Training | Hours vary

Underground & Applicable Surface Mine Training
New Miner • Experienced Miner • Annual Refresher • Task Training • Hazard Recognition

Mine safety training for workers and contractors at underground mines and applicable surface mining operations covered by MSHA Part 48. Training addresses required safety topics based on mine type, worker experience, assigned duties and site-specific hazards.

  • Course Completion: Students must attend the entire course and complete all required topics and minimum contact hours.
     

  • OSHA Card: Students who successfully complete the course receive an OSHA 10- or 30-hour Construction course completion card.
     

  • Daily Training Limit: OSHA limits training to 7.5 student contact hours per calendar day.

OSHA CONSTRUCTION 10/30

  • Hands-On Training: Initial 24- and 40-hour HAZWOPER training includes applicable hands-on instruction.
     

  • Field Experience: 24-hour workers generally require 1 day (8 hours) of supervised field experience; 40-hour workers generally require 3 days (24 hours).
     

  • Training Certificate: Participants who successfully complete applicable HAZWOPER training receive written documentation of completion.
     

  • Annual Refresher: Applicable workers require 8 hours of refresher training annually.

HAZWOPER 8/24/40

  • Training Requirements: Vary based on mine type, worker experience and assigned duties.
     

  • Part 46 New Miner: Minimum 24 hours of training, including required instruction before beginning work.
     

  • Part 48 New Miner: Minimum 40 hours for underground miners and 24 hours for surface miners. 
     

  • Annual Refresher: Minimum 8 hours every 12 months.
     

  • Training Records: Required training must be documented in accordance with applicable MSHA requirements.

MSHA PART 46/48

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CDMC Global provides bilingual safety training and consulting in English and Spanish for construction, general industry, mining, oil & gas, pipeline and manufacturing organizations across the United States, U.S. territories and Mexico.

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