Generic Underground Induction NSW
GUI NSW
Course Information:
The Generic Underground Induction aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and competently undertake work in the NSW mining environment.
MyneSight delivers the Generic Underground Induction Program covering the required competencies for both Surface and Underground coal mining.
MyneSight delivers the Generic Underground Induction Program covering the required competencies for both Surface and Underground coal mining.
Entry Requirements
To enrol in this unit, learners should:- Possess ACSF Level 2 LLND skills (language, literacy, numeracy, digital)
- Wear required PPE during training
- Be mentally alert and able to follow detailed instructions and risk controls
What to Wear:
- Hi Viz Shirts, Long Pants / Jeans
- Steel Capped Boots
What to bring:
- Identification i.e. drivers licence
- USI number
- Lunch / Crib. Tea and coffee making facilities are available and fridges are provided for lunch / crib.
Student Support
At MyneSight, we’re committed to your success. Throughout your course, you’ll have access to:- Support from qualified trainers
- Learning and study assistance
- Wellbeing and counselling referrals
- Flexible delivery and assessment
Target Audience:
Programs are available for both experienced and inexperienced persons.
Learning Outcomes:
- RIICOM201E Communicate in the workplace
- RIIGOV201E Comply with site work processes/procedures
- RIIWHS201E Work safely and follow WHS policies and procedures
- RIIRIS201E Conduct local risk control
- RIIERR205D Apply initial response first aid
- RIIERR302E Respond to local emergencies and incidents
- RIIERR203E Escape from hazardous situations unaided
- Statement of completion for SCSR / CABA
Learning Methods:
Delivery Methods: Face-to-face, workplace-based, or blended delivery
Assessment Types: Practical observation, verbal/written questioning, equipment inspection checklists, risk assessments, and workplace documentation
Assessment Context: Simulated or actual elevated worksite, using industry-standard equipment and PPE
Assessment Types: Practical observation, verbal/written questioning, equipment inspection checklists, risk assessments, and workplace documentation
Assessment Context: Simulated or actual elevated worksite, using industry-standard equipment and PPE