Richmond MAA/AIS 2026 Annual Safety Training with First Aid & CPR

Mine Safety Refresher Training
The Michigan Aggregates Association (MAA) has once again partnered with AIS
Construction Equipment to provide you and your employees valuable (and
required) annual mine safety refresher training.
This year the annual refresher training topics will include a review of 2024
fatalities, proper fall protection requirements, confined space precautions, basic
first aid training, and a variety of other topics.

Certified CPR/First Aid Training
For those individuals that require more than the basic first aid training that is
offered in the annual safety refresher training, a number of CPR/First Aid Training
classes are also available. These classes provide annual mine safety refresher
training but also offer the ability to receive certified CPR and first aid training.
The MSHA first aid standard states:
30 CFR 56.18010 First Aid
An individual capable of providing first aid shall be available on all shifts. The
individual shall be currently trained and have the skills to perform patient
assessment and artificial respiration; control bleeding, and treat shock,
wounds, burns, and musculoskeletal injuries. First aid training shall be made
available to all interested miners.
First Aid cards are valid for 2 years and CPR cards are valid for 2 years.
As a reminder…
Each company must update their training plans to reflect Michigan Aggregates
Association as the competent training organization, and this updated plan must be
posted for the employees to view at least two weeks before the training. If you
need assistance updating your plan, please contact the MAA office. Each
aggregate production facility must also address any changes at their location that
affect the safety and health of the workers in order to comply with MSHA
regulations.

Each company must update their training plans to reflect Michigan Aggregates
Association as the competent training organization, and this updated plan must be
posted for the employees to view at least two weeks before the training. If you
need assistance updating your plan, please contact the MAA office. Each
aggregate production facility must also address any changes at their location that
affect the safety and health of the workers in order to comply with MSHA
regulations.
Training certificates will be completed at the end of each session, but companies
must be aware that, to be valid, the certificate must be signed by the person who is
responsible for the company’s safety and health. MAA/AIS will not be responsible
for lost certificates.
MAA and AIS Construction Equipment are dedicated to safely advancing and
promoting the industry.

All class enrollments are registered through the Michigan Aggregate Association.

(517) 381-1732

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