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This package contains the instructor´s guide, lesson plans and computer-based training (CBT) that can be used by instructors for the "When Do You Take Refuge? Decisionmaking during Mine Emergency Escape" training program. This training program was created by a multidisciplinary team at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) to help trainees practice correct decisionmaking skills during an underground mine emergency.
The purpose of the CBT program is to simulate an underground mine emergency and require trainees to make choices similar to those that they would have to make in a real emergency. This training incorporates recent safety developments in underground coal mining technology by including emergency escape options such as refuge alternatives located near the working face, outby refuge alternatives, and caches of extra self-contained self-rescuers (SCSRs).
Related Products:
- Refuge Chamber Expectations Training - Computer Based Training
- How to Operate a Refuge Chamber: a Quick Start Guide - Safety Talk
- Emergency Escape and Refuge Alternatives - Safety Talk
Related Documents:
- Guidelines for Instructional Materials on Refuge Chamber Setup, Use, and Maintenance (PDF, 416 KB, 2009-07)
- Refuge Chamber Expectations Training: Instructor Guide and Lesson Plans (PDF, 310 KB, 2009-10)
- When Do You Take Refuge?: Decisionmaking During Mine Emergency Escape Instructor´s Guide and Lesson Plans (PDF, 4203 KB, 2011)