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About the course

Is this course for me?

This nationally recognised course is designed for:

  • Health & safety professionals in coal, metalliferous or quarry operations
  • Supervisors and statutory ticket holders implementing WHS monitoring
  • Workers who conduct or oversee respirable dust sampling

Regulatory note

This course is nationally recognised training and contributes to workplace compliance in mining, quarrying and related industries. Completion of this unit does not in itself grant a statutory licence or practising certificate.

How this course advances RSHQ’s Zero-Serious-Harm vision

Monitoring Respirable Dust – BSBWHS419 helps sites implement risk-based dust monitoring that prevents harm and produces clear, defensible evidence—exactly the kind of education-led, collaborative approach RSHQ calls for to achieve better safety outcomes across the resources sector.

Built with RSHQ’s strategy in mind: practical education that tackles real risks, strengthens stakeholder capability and evidences impact.
 
 
 
Risk-based monitoring
Plan sampling around credible exposures.
 
 
 
Solve site problems
Spot patterns, reduce non-compliance.
 
 
 
Consistent methods
QLD-appropriate, Simtars-endorsed practice.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Equip stakeholders
Supervisors & WHS teams ready to act.
 
 
 
Audit-ready evidence
Clear, defensible reports & records.
 
 
 
Data-enabled decisions
Use real-time devices & structured data.

Course overview

🎯 Learning outcomes

Apply risk-based respirable dust monitoring that meets Queensland mining & quarry obligations (QGL02, AS 2985):

  • Design monitoring around credible exposures, tasks and workgroups.
  • Set sampling duration/flow; correct PBZ placement; manage field blanks & QC.
  • Assemble & calibrate pumps/cyclones; keep compliant records.
  • Use real-time instruments to screen and trend; integrate with gravimetric data.
  • Calculate mg/m3 & TWA; compare to exposure standards (dust & RCS).
  • Complete chain-of-custody to NATA labs; produce clear, action-oriented reports.
πŸ“˜ Course content
  • Legislation & guidance: QLD framework, RSHQ obligations, QGL02, AS 2985.
  • Sampling design: personal vs area, task strategy, shift coverage, duration & flow.
  • Equipment & setup: pumps, cyclones, filters, calibrators, leak checks.
  • Real-time monitoring: strengths, limits and integration with gravimetric.
  • Data & reporting: chain-of-custody, calculations, records, templates and actions.
  • Controls: engineering, administrative, PPE; communicating risk & verification.
πŸŽ“ Qualifications

Statement of Attainment: BSBWHS419 – Contribute to implementing WHS monitoring processes. Specialist respirable-dust topics acknowledged with a Statement of Completion (non-accredited).

πŸ”‘ Prerequisites

No formal prerequisites. Basic WHS knowledge and access to a device with internet are recommended.

πŸ“ Assessment
  • Online theory checks (pre-workshop).
  • Observed practical tasks using dust pumps & instruments.
  • Final knowledge validation and a concise monitoring report.
πŸ‘₯ Who should attend?
  • Health & safety professionals in coal, metalliferous or quarry operations.
  • Supervisors and statutory ticket holders implementing WHS monitoring.
  • Workers who conduct or oversee respirable dust sampling.
🧭 Study pathway

Complements occupational hygiene skill sets and safety supervisor development; a foundation for broader WHS monitoring responsibilities.

πŸ’² Pricing & enrolment

Tuition: $1,600 (GST exempt). See Fees & Refunds for full terms.

 
πŸ“¦ Delivery

Mode of Delivery: Blended – online modules 1-day practical workshop

Location: Simtars Training Centre, Redbank QLD

Learning Sequence & Time Commitment:

  • Pre-reading: ~5 hours
  • Online learning: ~4–5 hours (must be completed before workshop)
  • Face-to-face workshop: 1 day (practical & final assessment)

Recommendation: allow 2–3 weeks to complete pre-reading/online learning prior to workshop.

 
Dates & Enrolment

Multiple intakes across the year. Each intake includes pre-reading & online learning prior to a one-day workshop at Redbank.

Enrolment Requirements:

  • All pre-reading, online learning and online assessments must be completed prior to workshop attendance.
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🧰 Entry & Support

Entry Requirements & Suitability

  • No formal prerequisites; basic WHS knowledge recommended
  • Working in (or entering) mining/quarrying or related industry
  • Device internet for online learning

Language, Literacy, Numeracy & Digital Skills (LLND): brief self-assessment before enrolment to ensure suitability.

Student Support: Reasonable adjustments available—contact our team prior to enrolment.

 
πŸ§ͺ Assessment & Outcomes

Assessment Methods:

  • Online theory assessments (pre-workshop)
  • Observed practical tasks during workshop
  • Final knowledge validation and report

Credential Issued: Statement of Attainment – BSBWHS419

Issuance Timeframe: AQF certification issued within 30 calendar days of successful completion and fee settlement

Academic Integrity & AI Use: submit your own work; AI-assisted work only where explicitly allowed and acknowledged.

 
πŸ’° Fees & Refunds
  • Tuition Fee: $1,600 (GST exempt)
  • Payment Options: Credit card, EFT, purchase order

Funding: None available

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🀝 Student Support & Reasonable Adjustment

Adjustments may include alternative formats, extended time, and accessible resources. Contact Student Support to discuss options.

 
πŸ“œ RPL & Credit Transfer

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): Evidence may include workplace documents, third-party reports or previous qualifications.

Credit Transfer: Provide a certified Statement of Attainment if you have already completed BSBWHS419 with another RTO.

 
πŸ” Consumer & Privacy Notices
  • Cooling-off Period: 10 business days
  • Unique Student Identifier (USI): required before certification
  • Privacy: managed under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) & Information Privacy Act 2009 (Qld)
 
🏒 Third-party Delivery

This course is delivered directly by Simtars (Registration Code: 45647).

 
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