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NEW! Certificate IV in Resource Supervision
MRII40124
The Certificate IV in Resource Supervision (MRII40124) is designed to help you hone or obtain the skills and knowledge required to lead and manage workers across a broad spectrum of mining and quarrying environments across Australia and New Zealand.
Certificate IV in Surface Extraction Operations
RII40120
The Certificate IV in Surface Extraction Operations (RII40120) reflects the role of individuals such as supervisors and team leaders working open cut mines or quarries.
NEW! Diploma of Resource Supervision
MRII50124
The Diploma in Resource Management (MRII50124) is designed to help you hone or obtain the skills and knowledge required to lead and manage workers across a broad spectrum of mining and quarrying environments across Australia and New Zealand.
Diploma of Surface Operations Management
RII50120
The Diploma of Surface Operations Management (RII50120) reflects the role of individuals such as mine managers, working in open cut coal or metalliferous mines or quarries.
NEW! Advanced Diploma of Resource Supervision
MRII60124
The Advanced Diploma in Resource Supervision (MRII60124) is designed to help you hone or obtain the skills and knowledge required to lead and manage workers across a broad spectrum of mining and quarrying environments across Australia and New Zealand.
Advanced Diploma in Surface Coal Mining Operations
RII60720
The Advanced Diploma of Surface Coal Mining Management (RII60720) reflects the role of individuals, including mine managers or mining engineering managers, who perform complex, non-routine tasks involving strategic and planning activities for open cut coal mines.
Advanced Diploma in Extractive Industries
RII60220
The Advanced Diploma of Extractive Industries (RII60220) reflects the role of individuals, such as quarry managers, working in quarries or other extractive industry operations who perform tasks that are broad, specialised, complex and technical, and include strategic areas and initiating activities.
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› The SSE is the most senior person employed at a mine and is responsible for that mine’s operations. Mine Operators » To ensure the risk to workers while at the mine is at an acceptable level (including providing a safe place of work, safe plant and maintaining plant in a safe state).
Recognised Standard 22 states a way for a Site Senior Executive (SSE) to develop and maintain a management structure in accordance with the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999 (CMSHA) to ensure the risk from coal mining operations is at an acceptable level.
This standard outlines a method of representative sampling and testing roadway dust samples to ensure that the required level of suitable incombustible material as specified in the regulations is maintained in the mine workings.
An acceptable level of risk is defined in the legislation7 as within acceptable limits and as low as reasonably achievable. The requirement for the system to be dynamic cannot be over emphasised.
Recognised Standards are standards derived from the UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence and Commitment (UK-SPEC), such as proprietary sector-specific or specialist standards published by the Engineering Council and standards derived from UK-SPEC by Licensees in accordance with our Guidance.