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Apply the spontaneous combustion management plan Self Paced
This extensive course, which you can complete at your own pace, aims to equip you with the expertise and knowledge necessary to implement plans for managing spontaneous combustion in an underground coal mining setting. The program is specifically intended for seasoned underground miners with supervisory experience, who are typically involved in a wide range of operational duties in their designated areas and are accountable for ensuring a safe working environment.
The program will cover the utilization of mine atmosphere monitoring procedures and systems, as well as measures for controlling spontaneous combustion. It's important to note that the licensing, legislative, and certification requirements for this unit may differ across states and territories. individuals should verify these requirements with the appropriate governing body before applying the unit.
Course Duration
Course duration may be impacted by various factors such as:
- The learner's prior experience, particularly their operational and supervisory expertise in an underground coal mining setting.
- The learner's dedication to completing the course and participating in all designated activities and forums, as well as completing the theory and practical assessment activities
- The availability of appropriate and relevant work activities and equipment that enable the learner to gain the necessary operational experience.
- Access to a mentor who can support the learner in the learning process and help them apply the unit of competency.
Course Breakdown
The unit includes various learning sections and assessment requirements, which are as follows:
- Introduction to spontaneous combustion management plans in underground coal mining environment
- Mine atmosphere monitoring systems and procedures
- Spontaneous combustion control measures
- Licensing, legislative and certification requirements for implementing spontaneous combustion management plans
- Practical assessment activities to evaluate the learner's skills in applying the concepts covered in the course
- Theory assessment to test the learner's understanding of the course material
- Participation in designated activities and forums to engage with other learners and instructors
- Completing and recording two (2) CO gas readings in different locations according to site requirements (calculate CO Make).
- Identifying spontaneous combustion hazards and risks on candidate’s site.
- Identify and inspect inertisation point at candidate’s site.
- Identifying site trigger levels and alarms relating to Spon Com management.
- Contribute to an audit or review of the site's Spon Com Management Plan or related documents or processes and report on findings.
- Identify, investigate and report changes in ventilation that may affect spontaneous combustion according to site requirements.
- Identify hazards associated with coal accumulations and transport systems and apply action according to spontaneous combustion management plan and site requirements.
Delivery and Assessment
This allows learners to work through the course material at their own pace and convenience, while also receiving guidance and support from qualified trainers.
The online format also enables learners to access the course material from anywhere with an internet connection, providing flexibility and convenience.
Issuance of Statements of Attainment (SOAs) and the Certificate IV Qualification
Learners will be issued with an SOAs on successful completion of the unit of competency.
Click here for more details and to enrol in RII40420 Certificate IV in Underground Coal Operations
