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  • Aberpergwm Mine

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Mine Control Room

MG 1. Operate Safely in Mining Environment.

  • Can the candidate identify hazards associated with the workplace and record and report in accordance with organisational procedure?

  • Does the candidate comply with all workplace safety legislation requirements at all times?

  • Does the candidate operate safely in the work environment and comply with organisational operating arrangements and approved procedures?

  • Can the candidate comply with all emergency procedures in accordance with organisational policy?

  • Can the candidate respond to incidents and emergencies?

MG 2. Conform to Efficient Working Practices in the Workplace.

  • Can the candidate communicate with relevant people to ensure that the work is carried out efficiently.

  • Can the candidate follow organisational procedures to maintain good work relationships.

  • Can the candidate work with others to complete work activities.

  • Can the candidate maintain appropriate records in accordance with the organisational procedures.

  • Do the candidate know the lines of authority in the mine.

  • Can the candidate identify the methods of communication in the mine.

  • Can the candidate work as a productive member of a team.

  • Do the candidate understand the organisational policies or procedures appropriate to their work.

  • Do the candidate understand the allocation and sequencing of work in the mine?

  • Do the candidate understand the methods of work in the mine?

  • Do the candidate understand the use of resources at the mine.(i.e. stopping of conveyors to save energy costs when not in use) ?

  • Are the standards of behaviour of an acceptable standard?.

  • Can the candidate complete reports to a standard acceptable to the Company?.

  • Does the candidate understand the documentation related to their work activity?

MG 53. Carrying out Production or Processing Control Room Operations.

  • Check the operation of all monitoring and communications equipment.

  • Can the candidate identify faulty equipment.

  • Can the candidate monitor operations.

  • Can the candidate report performance according to organisational requirements and procedures.

  • Can the candidate respond to identified problems or emergencies according to organisational procedures.

  • Do the candidate know the purpose and operation of all the control room monitoring and communications equipment?

  • Can the candidate identify the location of any monitoring equipment or sensors in the operational cycle?

  • Does the candidate know the organisational procedures when equipment is not working correctly?

  • Can the candidate respond to routine operations, problem situations and emergency situations?

  • Can the candidate respond to organisational communications procedures in: Routine operations and emergency situations?

  • Can the candidate identify the types of problems that monitoring can detect, and the potential impact of the problems?

  • Does the candidate know the chain of command in emergency situations?

  • Does the candidate know the limits of his own responsibility?

Mine Specific. (The candidate must demonstrate the following)

  • Operation of telephone system. (Calls received/transmitted efficiently)

  • Emergency procedure. (Use of Emergency call out list and procedures)

  • Use of Davis Derby Tannoy system. (Practical use of key board and communication skills)

  • Sequencing of conveyors. (Ensuring conveyors are started in sequence)

  • Emergency warning AUSDAC. (Highlight all channels, press EVAC for 15 secs and log response from underground)

  • Taking work reports. (Listen to, take notes and complete report)

  • Reporting Procedures. (Reports given / received to appropriate persons)

  • Barometer readings and procedure for a sharp drop. (Each Shift read, record and convey information)

  • Monitor the underground environment. (Visual monitoring with suitable response to alarms)

  • Monitor underground equipment. (Visual monitoring with suitable response to Alarms)

  • Start / Stop underground equipment. (Use of SCADA system)

  • Authorised key issue and return procedure. (Issue and Log entry of Authorised users)

  • Prioritising hazards. (Ensure the most important hazard is given the highest priority)

Sign Off.

  • Sign Candidate.

  • Sign Trainer.

  • Sign Assessor.

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