To give learners the skills, knowledge & attitude to
• report on the integrity of explosion-protected equipment in a hazardous area
• attend to breakdowns in hazardous areas – coal mining
• install explosion-protected equipment and wiring systems – coal mining
• maintain equipment in hazardous areas – coal mining
• conduct testing of hazardous areas installations – coal mining
• conduct visual & detailed inspection of hazardous areas installations – coal mining

This course consists of National Units of Competency.
At the completion the course, if the learner complies with all the course prerequisites & is deemed competent they will receive a Statement of Attainment for the competencies listed.

Scope

This Competency Standard Unit covers the explosion-protection aspects of plant and machinery operation or maintenance. It requires the ability to visually identify any damage or deterioration of explosion-protected equipment, monitor equipment and plant in relation to changes in the explosion hazard and to follow procedures to limit the risk of an explosion.

• A representative body of work performance
• Written assessment
• Pratcical assessment

Certificate III Electrical/Electronic’s

Competence in this unit shall be assessed either concurrently with or after competence in Unit, Report on the integrity of explosion-protected equipment in hazardous areas , and competencies in the installation of electrical, electronic, instrumentation and/or data communication equipment and wiring systems have been achieved at AQF 3 or NQF 4 level or equivalent

The training room is a “clean clothes” area only, enclosed footwear at all times. Practical assessments may be conducted in a workshop environment, appropriate PPE, including eye protection; high vis clothing & steel capped safety boots may be required.

The course is conducted by a qualified trainer and is held at our facilities or yours. Each of our trainer led courses is skill-based and covers a range of certification requirements.

To give learners the skills, knowledge & attitude to
• identify hazardous area's
• identify the explosion-protection aspects of plant and machinery in hazardous area's
• be aware of the requirement of monitoring equipment and plant in the explosion hazardous area's
• report on the integrity of explosion-protected equipment in a hazardous area's
• covering aspects of MDG 28

This course consists of National Units of Competency.
At the completion the course, if the learner complies with all the course prerequisites & is deemed competent they will receive a Statement of Attainment for the competencies listed.

Scope

This Competency Standard Unit covers the explosion-protection aspects of plant and machinery operation or maintenance. It requires the ability to visually identify any damage or deterioration of explosion-protected equipment, monitor equipment and plant in relation to changes in the explosion hazard and to follow procedures to limit the risk of an explosion.

• Written assessment

Certificate III Electrical/Electronic's

Competence in this unit shall be assessed either concurrently with or after competence in Unit, Report on the integrity of explosion-protected equipment in hazardous areas , and competencies in the installation of electrical, electronic, instrumentation and/or data communication equipment and wiring systems have been achieved at AQF 3 or NQF 4 level or equivalent

The training room is a “clean clothes” area only, enclosed footwear at all times.

The course is conducted by a qualified trainer and is held at our facilities or yours. Each of our trainer led courses is skill-based and covers a range of certification requirements.

The types of electrical protection used in underground coal mines
Where the different types of protection are installed in the system
Nominal protection settings
Legislation & Standards

This course is designed to meet industry requirements; it can be changed in consultation with clients to meet their relevant site requirements.
The course covers the features of electrical protection used in underground coal mines.
No national units of competency are covered.
At the completion of the training the successful learner is issued a “recognition of attendance”

Written

Certificate III Electrical/Electronic's

Certificate III Electrical/Electronic's

The training room is a “clean clothes” area only, enclosed footwear at all times.

The course is conducted by a qualified trainer and is held at our facilities or yours. Each of our trainer led courses is skill-based and covers a range of certification requirements.