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Mining Induction - Standard 11 Compliant
RIIERR205D - Apply initial response first aid.
RIIGOV201E - Comply with site work processes/procedures
RIIRIS201E - Conduct local risk control.
RIICOM201E - Communicate in the workplace
RIIERR302E - Respond to local emergencies and incidents
Face to Face
Provides both experienced and inexperienced workers with a pathway to enter the mining industry in Australia, specifically Queensland Coal Mines.
Course Dates
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Sydney - Silverwater | Wed, Jan 29, 2025 (7:30am) |
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Sydney - Silverwater | Tue, Mar 04, 2025 (7:30am) |
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Sydney - Silverwater | Tue, Apr 22, 2025 (7:30am) |
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Course Details
Certification
Students who are deemed competent will receive a Statement of Attainment recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework. This certification is nationally recognised. The Statement is issued by Pinnacle Safety and Training (RTO 40496).
Students will also receive a wallet ID card. Students are required to provide a passport-like profile photo in order to be issued with a wallet ID card.
National units of competency
- RIIWHS201E - Work safely and follow WHS policies and procedures
- RIIERR205D - Apply initial response first aid.
- RIIGOV201E - Comply with site work processes/procedures
- RIIRIS201E - Conduct local risk control.
- RIICOM201E - Communicate in the workplace
- RIIERR302E - Respond to local emergencies and incidents
Course Duration
- 2 days face-to-face course conducted at our purpose-built training facility
Price
- $649.00 pp for public courses
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Course Overview
The Mining Induction course (sometimes referred to as Standard 11) is a necessity for any individual working in the Queensland coal mining industry.
This course will introduce participants to the following components of the mining industry:
- General mining overview
- Legislation
- General safety
- Managing workplace hazards
- Risk management
- Isolation and tagging procedures
- Site communication equipment and systems
- Initial response first aid
- Local emergency and incident response
- Fire fighting techniques
Participants gain first-hand experience from our instructors with extensive industry expertise and work through a series of real life scenarios.
Course Outline
This course will introduce participants to the following components of the mining industry:
- General mining overview
- Relevant legislation and guidance documentation
- Roles and responsibilities of key mining personnel
- Offences and penalties
- Safety and health management system, including workplace procedures and documentation
- Training and licencing requirements
- Fitness for work, mental health and general workplace safety
- Work planning
- Site communication equipment and systems
- Risk management, including identifying, assessing, controlling and monitoring risks
- Isolation and tagging procedures
- Local emergency and incident response
- Fire fighting techniques
- Initial response first aid
Participants gain first-hand experience from our instructors with extensive industry expertise and work through a series of real-life scenarios.
Course Validity and Refreshers
The refresher period for the Mining Induction course is five years. This means individuals can refresh their induction at the discretion of mining companies, within a five year period.
Course Inclusions
- All training material
- Equipment/PPE
Each Trainee Must Provide
Participants must
- Be at least 16 years of age
- Have at least a Year 10 level of numeracy, literacy and communication skills
- Have the ability to read and write English
- Arrive in suitable attire including long sleeves, long pants and closed-in footwear
- To receive your Mining Induction photo ID card, a photo must be provided prior to the course commencing using the following guidelines:
- Take a passport-like photo showing your head and shoulders.
- Stand against a plain white background.
- Remove your hat and sunglasses, look at the camera.
- Certificate III in Emergency Response and Rescue
- Silica Awareness
- Hazardous Areas Awareness
- Mining Supervisor - G1, G8, G9 (formerly S1, S2, S3)
- Risk Facilitator - G2
- Mining Induction - Standard 11 Compliant
- Schedule 26 Statutory Supervisor Training
Student Links
I would like to thank you and the rest of your team for organising and contributing to what was a very successful Safety Day here at Sunstate Cement. As always we were very impressed by the professionalism of the Pinnacle team, from the first meeting you and I had at the start of the planning, through to the delivering of the demonstrations on the day. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed each session. The information and activities were very relevant to our business, and the demonstrations were delivered in a way that was easily understood by all. I had some really positive feedback from everyone.