MSHA Part 46 New Miner Paperwork

It seems like a formality but did you know each and every box on that certificate is a potential fine?

The Most Common Mistake

The most common mistake is so simple to fix it's almost silly. It's filling in your name correctly. What do you usually fill in?

It's as simple as that.

Completing Your MSHA Part 46 Paperwork

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This Silly MSHA Part 46 New Miner Paperwork Mistake Can Cost You

And with MSHA a fine isn't just a fine. If you get too many fines in one year you can be put into the Patterns Of Violations (POV) protocol, greatly increasing the risk of significantly escalated fines.

The good news is most common mistakes are easy to spot and avoid once you know how to complete MSHA Part 46 New Miner paperwork. What is the most common paperwork mistake?

Your first and last name, right? You've been doing this since Kindergarden.

Unfortunately, that could be a costly misunderstanding.

The directions say "Full Name" and MSHA means it.

Now that you've completed your MSHA Part 46 New Miner training there's one last step before certification.

The paperwork.

We always tell clients to write your name exactly as it appears on your birth certificate, which includes your full middle name.

If you have 6 names or a suffix like Jr. or Sr. on your birth certificate, you must include them.

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