Monitoring Respirable Dust in Coal Mines, Mineral Mines and Quarries (Blended Delivery)
MRES24
This course aims to provide comprehensive training for individuals responsible for conducting respirable dust monitoring in Queensland coal, mineral mines, and quarries. Additionally, the course is relevant for persons tasked with measuring, collecting, interpreting, evaluating, and reporting workplace data related to respirable dust exposures in construction, manufacturing, and processing industries. This course is aligned with the nationally accredited unit of competency BSBWHS419 – Contribute to implementing WHS monitoring processes and encompasses 5 eLearning modules (Assessment 1) plus online short-answers (Assessment 2) and two on-line case studies (Assessment 3 and 4) and a 1-day face-to-face practical workshop (Assessment 5).
Through this course, individuals will develop the expertise needed to ensure compliance with safety regulations and promote a culture of health and safety within their workplaces. |
Monitoring Respirable Dust in Coal Mines,
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Target Audience
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Persons wishing to carry out respirable dust monitoring for Queensland coal mines, mineral mines, and quarries. |
Course Description
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This course is also applicable to those required to measure, collect, interpret, evaluate, and report on workplace information and data in relation to respirable dust exposures in construction, manufacturing, and processing industries.
The course aligns with the following nationally accredited unit of competency:
• BSBWHS419 – Contribute to implementing WHS monitoring processes
As required by the Coal Mining Safety and Health Advisory Committee (CMSHAC) and the Mining Safety Healthy Advisory Committee (MSHAC) in addition to the requirements of the unit BSBWHS419, you will also be trained in the following topics:
Note: While these extra topics are addressed during training, they may not be assessed as part of this course, as they are not specifically required by the unit of competency as set out in the training package.
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Course Dates |
Training dates now available for enrolments to the end of November 2024. Please select a class date listed below and click on 'enrol' button to enrol. |
Mode of Delivery
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Online and Face-to-Face |
Delivery Location
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Brisbane |
Course Cost
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$1600.00 (GST exempt) |
Training
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Pre-readings (5 hrs), Online modules (45 hrs), Face-to-Face Workshop (8 hrs) |
Assessments
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Online theory assessments. Practical assessments include written assessments, practical tasks and report writing. |
Unit |
BSBWHS419 Contribute to implementing WHS monitoring processes |
TrainingPre-readings, Online and Face-to-Face Workshop
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Assessment
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Entry requirementsTo enrol in this course, you must have access to a computer and be able to demonstrate that you have sufficient knowledge with at least 4 of the following:
This will be checked on your Application for Enrolment.
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Foundation skill requirements
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Materials and equipment required
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Apply for enrolment – How to ApplyComplete the Application for Enrolment form online by going to the link below: Refer to course dates below for available class dates.
Email: training@simtars.com.au |
Fees
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Payment MethodWe offer the following payment methods for this course:
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