Due Diligence Course

This course was created to make you aware of your responsibilities as they pertain to due diligence and the law. It consists of 4 modules.

Supervisor Education Program

Alberta mine supervisors must be familiar with OHS Act, Regulation, and Code components that apply to the work performed at their site. Successful completion of the Alberta Mine Safety Association's Supervisory Education Program is recognized by Alberta OHS as meeting the requirements of the Act (Part 1, Section 3, (1(d)), verifying that a supervisor/manager is knowledgeable in applicable health and safety regulations for their area of responsibility as identified by the company.

Advanced Rope Rescue Workshop

Register online at: https://abminesafety.ca/rope

Incident Investigation Awareness

This course is intended to be a general introduction and review of the seven major steps in an effective Incident Investigation. It is for employees, employers, supervisors, health and safety committee members, or members of an incident investigation team. It will answer the following questions: What is an incident? Why should it be investigated? Who is involved? And What are the steps involved?

Supervisor Blasting Awareness

Blasting is a process at many of our member mine sites. AMSA wanted to create a course to help blasters, supervisors and mine owners. We launched this course in June 2020.

Mine Rescue Train the Trainer

Our Mine Rescue Train the Trainer course is our only in-class training program. This course is typically held in Edmonton or Fort McMurray. The course is free - students are responsible for travel, accommodations and meals.

Traumatic Stress

This course is about Traumatic Stress and has been developed to supplement the AMSA Mine Rescue Emergency Response training program. It consists of four modules: