Overview:

Canada is one of the largest mining countries in the world, producing more than 60 minerals and metals, and making mining a major player in Canada’s economy. The SHSM–Mining enables students to build a foundation of sector-focused knowledge and skills before graduating and entering apprenticeship training, college, university, or an entry-level position in the workplace.

Courses:


Compulsory:

  • CPR – C with AED
  • General Safety Awareness (GSA)
  • Standard First Aid
  • WHMIS – generic (i.e., not site-specific) instruction

Elective:

  • Advanced training in a technique
  • Infection control
  • Environmental impacts
  • Anti-oppression and allyship training
  • Land and forest survey skills
  • Fire safety and fire extinguisher use
  • Chainsaw safety
  • Lockout/tagging
  • Hoisting and rigging
  • Confined space awareness
  • Powder-actuated tools
  • Ladder safety training
  • Elevated work platforms
  • Radio operator
  • Leadership skills
  • Fall protection
  • Surface and underground orientation
  • Portfolio development
  • Trenching safety
  • Project management
  • Advanced training in a technology
  • Sector-specific vehicle operation and safety
  • Basic electrical safety
  • Suspended access equipment
  • Compass/map/global positioning system (GPS)
  • Working at Heights

Flashpoint Certification

  • Customer Service
  • Leadership
  • Portfolio Development
  • Project Management
  • CPR Level C/AED
  • Standard First Aid
  • WHMIS