Certificate III in Mine Emergency Response and Rescue

Certification

Students who are deemed competent will receive a Certificate III in Mine Emergency Response and Rescue, which is recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework. This certification is nationally recognised. The full qualification is issued by Pinnacle Safety and Training (RTO 40496).

National units of competency:

Module 1 - Provide First Aid (1 day + pre-course work)

• HLTAID003 - Provide first aid

Module 2 - Vertical Rescue (4 days)

• PUASAR032A - Undertake vertical rescue
• PUAFIR215 - Prevent injury
• PUAEME001B - Provide emergency care
• PUASAR022A - Participate in a rescue operation

Module 3 - Operate Breathing Apparatus (1 day)

• MSMWHS216 - Operate breathing apparatus
• PUAFIR207B - Operate breathing apparatus open circuit
• PUAFIR215 - Prevent injury

Module 4 - Confined Space Rescue (2 days)

• PUASAR025A - Undertake confined space rescue
• PUAFIR215 - Prevent injury
• PUAEME001B - Provide emergency care
• PUASAR022A - Participate in a rescue operation

Module 4 Prerequisites:

• Participants must have successfully completed our Confined Space Entry (One Day) course or hold equivalent competencies.
• Participants must also hold PUAFIR207B Operate breathing apparatus open circuit OR MSAPMOHS216A Operate breathing apparatus (can be gained in Module 3).

Module 5 - Generic Induction (GI) - Standard 11 Compliant (2 days)

• RIICOM201D - Communicate in the workplace
• RIIWHS201D - Work safely and follow WHS policies and procedures
• RIIRIS201D - Conduct local risk control
• RIIGOV201D - Comply with site work processes/procedures
• RIIERR302E - Respond to local emergencies and incidents
• RIIERR205D - Apply initial response first aid

Module 6 - HAZMAT Response (2 days)

• PMAWHS211 - Prepare equipment for emergency response
• PUAFIR316 - Identify, detect and monitor hazardous materials at an incident
• PUAFIR320 - Render hazardous materials incidents safe
• PUAFIR215 - Prevent injury

Module 6 Prerequisites:

• PUAFIR207B - Operate breathing apparatus open circuit (can be gained in Module 3)

Module 7 - Road Crash Rescue (3 days)

• PUASAR024A - Undertake road crash rescue
• PUAEME002C - Manage injuries at emergency incident

Module 7 Prerequisites:

• PUAEME001B - Provide emergency care (can be gained in Module 2 or 4)
• PUASAR022A - Participate in a rescue operation (can be gained in Module 2 or 4)
  

Course Duration

Depends on participant’s previous experience. The course is delivered in 7 modules (1 to 4 days each). RPL may be sought.

Price

• Module 1 - Provide First Aid - $140.00 pp for public courses
• Module 2 - Vertical Rescue - $1295.00 pp for public courses
• Module 3 - Operate Breathing Apparatus - $279.00 pp for public courses
• Module 4 - Confined Space Rescue - $550.00 pp for public courses
• Module 5 - Generic Induction (GI) Standard 11 Compliant - $649.00 pp for public courses
• Module 6 - HAZMAT Response - $895.00 pp for public courses
• Module 7 - Road Crash Rescue - $1895.00 pp for public courses

DISCOUNT FOR FULL QUALIFICATION: If you book and pay for the entire qualification up front, you will pay $5,500. This represents a saving of $203. You may pay in a series of installments.

Course Overview

Pinnacle are a recognised national leader in technical rescue training in Australia. Our Cert III in Mine Emergency Response and Rescue qualification has been built from the ground up by a team of Australia’s best fire services operatives, paramedics, confined space and vertical rescue technicians. We stand behind this program 100% and believe it to be the finest Mines Rescue training available in Australia.

Course Outline

Not all Mines Rescue Cert III’s are created equal. Due to the various electives, it is possible to deliver a very ‘soft’ course, bypassing many of the more practical and technical units of competency. Pinnacle have not taken this approach. Our nationally recognised Cert III is jam-packed with all of the technical rescue units. We’ve done this for a very good reason - these are the real-world skills needed by Emergency Services Officers (ESO’s) on major sites in Australia. We have the best trainers in Australia and you will gain these life-saving skills.

The outline of each module may be viewed by clicking on each module name in the list above.

Course Inclusions

• All necessary equipment can be provided (although we encourage you to bring your own)
• This is one of our flagship programs. Therefore, training is conducted by our finest instructors. These operators hold a raft of qualifications such as ARAA Rope Access Technician, all relevant Confined Space, Height, and Vertical Rescue tickets and have years of experience training these skills. You are in good hands.
• Plenty of practical hands-on training. The course is very practically oriented!
• Not only is the course very practical, it is very intense both physically and mentally. We provide all the support we can, however if participants are not able to meet the demands of the course they will be deemed not yet competent.

Each Trainee Must Provide

Participants must

• Be at least 18 years of age
• Prerequisite: You must have previously attended our 1 day Confined Space Entry course or hold equivalent competencies.
• Mandatory: Participants must be clean shaven (required under AS 1715 for breathing apparatus)
• For specific instructions, please examine the ‘Each Trainee Must Provide’ section of each course (click on the module name in the table above).
• This training is realistic and very physical. It is important that all personnel who attend this course are willing and capable of moving about in dark, possibly smoky, confined spaces while wearing 15kg breathing apparatus sets, AND willing and capable of moving about at height (ascending and descending ropes) on towers and other high structures. If you do not posess the fitness/strength to ascend ropes under your own strength, you will be unable to demonstrate competence for the vertical rescue component of this program.