Safety
Safety First at Shipp Belting
At Shipp Belting, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s a responsibility we uphold every day. Our commitment to the well-being of our employees, customers, and partners drives us to maintain the highest safety standards. By equipping our team with the knowledge and skills to identify and prevent hazards, we create a safer work environment for everyone. We’re committed to protecting our team and yours—because safety isn’t just a priority, it’s our responsibility.
“With people as our why, safety is our priority”
Safety Trainings for Production & Installation Team
- Fire Prevention
- Bloodborne pathogens
- Fire Extinguisher Safety
- PPE (Including foot & hearing protection)
- Lockout/Tagout for Author Employees
- Hand & Power Tool Safety
- Back Safety
- Slips, Trips, & Falls
- GHS & HazCom: The Basics
- Electrical Safety
- CPR/AED/1st Aid Training
- Fork Lift Certification
- Ammonia Safety
- Hazardous Driving
- Welding Safety
MSHA Training: Ensuring Safety for Conveyor Belt Crews
MSHA (Mine Safety and Health Administration) training is a specialized set of courses taken by our heavyweight conveyor belt crews, equipping them with the knowledge to identify hazards, follow safety protocols, and prevent accidents in mining and industrial environments. This training ensures compliance with mining safety regulations while fostering a culture of awareness and preparedness. Choosing the MSHA-trained, Shipp Belting heavyweight crew ensures that our team have the knowledge, skills, and awareness to make them a trusted partner in mining operations.
MSHA 48A Trainings for the Shipp Heavyweight Team
- Hazard Recognition
- Emergency Medical Procedures
- H&S Aspects of Tasks Assigned
- Statutory Rights of Miners
- Self-Rescue & Respiratory Devices
- Transport & Communication Systems
- Roof/Ground Control & Ventilation
- Mine Map: Escapeways; Emergency Evacuation; Barricading
- Clean-up: Rock Dusting
- Mandatory Health & Safety Standards
- Authority & Responsibilty of Supervisors & Miners Representatives
- Health
- Electrical Hazards
- First Aid
- Mine Gases
- Explosives
- Prevention of Accidents
