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| Course: | Certificate III in Metalliferous Mining Operations - Processing |
| Code: | MNM30305 |
Course summary
| Course detail | Description |
|---|---|
Course summary |
This program is designed for people interested in working as a production operator in a metalliferous processing facility. You will learn a broad range of skills that may be applied in a wide variety of contexts, and which may involve application of some discretion and judgement in selecting equipment, services or contingency measures. |
Study area |
Engineering, Automotive and Mining |
Entry requirements |
There are no specified entry requirements for this qualification, however completion of year 12 is desirable but not essential. Completion of Certificate II in Metaliferous Mining Processing is recommended. Traineeships are available. |
Career possibilities |
When you finish the program you may be able to work as a production operator in a metalliferous processing facility. Completion may contribute to credit in Certificate IV in Metalliferous Mining Operations - Processing. |
Required units
| Unit | Code |
|---|---|
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Participate in environmental work practices
This unit covers the identification and application of environmental policies and procedures in the workplace. Those who work under instruction but are not generally responsible for others would be advised to undertake this unit. This unit is related to BSBCMN313A Maintain environmental procedures. Consider co-assessment with BSBCMN211A Participate in workplace safety procedures. |
BSBCMN215A |
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Work safely
This unit applies in all contexts to working safely on the mine site. |
MNMC201A |
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Communicate in the workplace
This unit applies in all context to the communication in the workplace. |
MNMC202A |
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Contribute to quality work outcomes
This unit covers individual involvement in the achievement of quality work outcomes throughout work activities. |
MNMC203A |
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Conduct local risk assessment
This unit covers the skills and knowledge required to apply basic risk control processes at a mine site. It includes the identification of hazards; assessing risk; identifying unacceptable risk; identifying/analyzing and implementing risk treatment; and completing records and reports. |
MNMC205A |
Elective units
There may be one or more elective competencies, these may differ between institutes. Please contact the institute for more information.
Institutes offering this course
The following institutes offer this course.
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| Institute | Status# | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Barrier Reef | Open for enrolment | Details |
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