Certificate IV in Metalliferous Mining Operations (Open Cut)

Comments about Certificate IV in Metalliferous Mining Operations (Open Cut) - On Campus - Bendigo - Victoria

• Objectives
  This course provides both training and the recognition of existing knowledge and skills for people who are currently working in the national mining industry at the level of supervisor/team leader or above.
  You will gain skills allowing you to assume responsibility for the quality and quantity of the output of others, contribute to technical solutions and apply mine management plans in an open cut mine.
• Entry requirements
  Certificate III in Metalliferous Mining Operations or relevant industry experience.
• Academic title
  Certificate IV in Metalliferous Mining Operations (Open Cut)
• Course description
  Key Study Areas      
  
  This course includes ten mandatory units covering risk management, statutory compliance, environmental practices, quality and communications. In addition to this you will be asked to nominate five electives from topics such as:
  
      * First Aid
      * Blasting
      * People management
      * Safety
      * Application and monitoring of services and systems
  
  Where     • Bendigo (City Campus)
  
  Duration Options

  2 years part time.

  May be offered as a traineeship.

  
  Selection Process     • Individual Interview
  
  Further Study Options    
  
  The Metalliferous Mining Training Package has pathways up to and including diploma level.
  
  Assessment     You will be assessed as part of this course.
  
  Typical Course Content     (exact details may be obtained from the teaching centre)
  BSBCMN215A       Participate In Environmental Work Practices
  BSBCMN402A       Develop Work Priorities
  BSBCMN404A       Develop Teams And Individuals
  BSBCMN411A       Monitor A Safe Workplace
  BSBCMN412A       Promote Innovation And Change
  BSBFLM403B        Implement Effective Workplace Relationships
  BSBFLM405B        Implement An Operational Plan
  BSBFLM406B        Implement Workplace Information System
  BSBFLM409B        Implement Continuous Improvement
  BSBFLM412A        Promote Team Effectiveness
  HLTFA1A              Apply Basic First Aid
  HLTFA2A              Apply advanced First Aid
  MNMC201A          Work Safely
  MNMC202A          Communicate In The Workplace
  MNMG313A          Charge Blast Holes
  MNMG321A          Charge Production Blast Holes
  MNMG322A          Initiate Blasts By Remote Control
  MNMG325A          Apply Risk Management Processes
  MNMG326A          Conduct Safety And Health Investigations
  MNMG327A          Communicate Information
  MNMG352A          Apply Blasting Activities
  MNMG406A          Manage Blasting Activities
  MNMG412A          Initiate blast
  MNMG414A          Monitor And Control The Effects Of Blasting On The Environment
  MNMMSU401A     Apply, Monitor, Rectify And Report Statutory/Legal Compliance Systems
  MNMMSU402A     Apply, Monitor And Report Pit Development Systems
  MNMMSU405A     Apply And Monitor Systems For Stable Mining
  MNMMSU406A     Apply And Monitor Mine Transport Systems And Production Equipment
  MNMMSU407A     Apply And Monitor Mine Services And Infrastucture Systems
  MNMMSU409A     Apply And Monitor Mine Emergency Preparedness And Response Systems
  MNMMSU410A     Commission/Recomission Plant
  MNMMSU411A     Supervise Work In Confined Space
  MNQOPS511A     Design Surface Blasts
  TAAASS301A       Contribute To Assessment
  TAAASS401A       Plan And Organise Assessment
  TAAASS402A       Assess Competence
  TAAASS404A       Participate In Assessment Validation
  TAADEL301A       Provide Training Through Instruction And Demonstration Of Work Skills
  
  Recognition of Prior Learning    
  
  Recognition of your current qualifications and prior learning: BRIT has processes to give you credit for relevant units from your prior study, and to assess your prior learning against units in a course.

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