Mining Operations

S26 – Schedule 26 Statutory Supervisor course set is designed to equip aspiring and current supervisors with the necessary knowledge and skills to identify, assess, control and monitor workplace risks in line with WHS legislation and industry standards. This course combination meets the training requirements for many statutory in the Western Australian mining industry. The units delivered are – BSBWHS411 Implement and monitor WHS policies, procedures and programs and RIIRIS402E Carry out the risk management process
PUASAR024 – Undertake Road Crash Rescue unit develops the skills and knowledge required to safely access and extricate casualties from road‑crash vehicles—including cars, motorcycles, buses, vans, trucks and semi‑trailers. Participants learn to minimise the risk of further injury, apply best‑practice rescue techniques, and preserve the integrity of evidence throughout the incident response.
The RIIERR301E – Respond to work site incidents course develops the skills to safely plan, prepare for, and control underground fire events using industry‑approved techniques and equipment. This course builds confidence in assessing hazards, coordinating response actions, and supporting emergency readiness in underground mining environments.
The RIICOM201D – Communicate in the Workplace course provides participants with the essential skills and knowledge required to communicate effectively in operational workplace environments. It is designed for people working in, or preparing to work in, the mining, resources, civil construction, and infrastructure industries, as well as other industries with similar work practices and procedures.
The PUAFIR210 – Prevent injury unit equips participants with the practical skills to identify workplace hazards, implement risk control measures including the use of PPE, and maintain safety through effective monitoring and reporting within high-risk environments.
The PUAFIR207 – Operate breathing apparatus open circuit course involves participants gaining skills and knowledge to select, don, operate and maintain breathing apparatus equipment in a hazardous atmosphere. It is relevant for individuals working in high-risk environments such as mining, heavy industry and construction as well as in firefighting delivery sectors of government and industry. **RMTS includes PUAFIR210 Prevent injury for all enrolled students**
The PUASAR032 – Undertake vertical rescue course is designed to provide participants with the skills and knowledge required to perform vertical rescues in emergency situations. The unit includes a variety of vertical rescue situations, how to prepare, assess and respond to rescue scenes as well as establishing vertical rescue systems and performing in and terminating rescues. The unit is applicable to personnel in emergency services, volunteer and associated industries involving rescue situations.
The RIIWHS204E – Work safely at heights course is designed to is designed for participants who need to undertake tasks at height, covering work requirements, equipment access and installation, safe performance of height-related tasks, and site clean‑up. Participants gain both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to work safely at heights and will be able to apply safe‑work practices through effective planning, risk assessment, equipment use, and emergency readiness.
The RIIERR301E – Respond to work site incidents course is designed to provide participants with the essential skills and knowledge required to respond effectively to emergency incidents in a workplace setting. It is relevant for individuals working in high-risk environments such as mining, heavy industry and construction.
The HLTWHS005 – Conduct manual tasks safely course provides core training for safe manual handling in mining, oil and gas, construction, health, and emergency response settings. These industries demand practical safety skills to minimise injury risks and support compliance.
The MSMPER300 – Issue work permits unit builds the skills to confidently issue accurate work permits by assessing job requirements, preparing safe work areas, and verifying that all conditions are met before work begins. Learners gain practical experience monitoring work, responding to changing conditions, and closing permits correctly so organisations can maintain safe, consistent and reliable permit‑to‑work processes.
The RIIMPO322 – Conduct civil construction tracked front end loader operations unit will give you the skills and knowledge to operate a tracked front end loader in civil construction and earthmoving operations. You will learn how to plan and prepare the work, conduct prestart checks, operate the loader safely to load, carry and move materials and end your work with safe shutdown procedures.