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Develop skills to treat and dispose of rejects and tailings in coal mining, metalliferous mining and extractive operations. Activities include monitoring and adjusting water levels, additives and clarifying agents.
For people working or seeking operational work in civil infrastructure, coal mining, construction, drilling, extractive industries and metalliferous mining.
Face-to-face classroom delivery with pre-course learning. Duration: up to 5 days. Expected study: up to 36 hours, depending on prior knowledge, skills and experience.
Before enrolling, review the CTS Student Handbook, Refund Policy, Complaints and Appeals Policy and RPL Procedure.
No formal prerequisites are listed. CTS requires learners to be aged 17–75 and currently employed in a coal-sector operational role that provides access to the relevant training and skills.
Assessment uses workplace observation or role-play/simulation, with questioning that may include self-assessment, verbal responses, written questionnaires, activity modules or interviews.
RIIWBP201E learning and assessment suite, which is made available in hard copy and through student portal and includes
Learner Guide; Assessment Workbook; Handouts; Additional course readings and resources recommended by trainers.
Industry and reference sources, which may include
legislative, organisation and site requirements and procedures; manufacturer’s guidelines and specifications; Australian standards; code of practice; pre-start and post-shutdown checklists
Mineralogical data, which may include
settling characteristics; reactivity with additives, settling and clarifying agents
Materials
flocculants; gypsum
Equipment, which include
thickeners; centrifuges; band press filters; spirals; screens; pumps; blowers; agitators; flow and density meters; conveyors; radiation gauges; pipeline; sumps; bucket elevators; reject bins; mobile plant
Inspection checklists
Pre-start; Start-up; Shutdown
Computer/laptop with relevant software such as, but not limited to, the following
internet access preferably through Google Chrome; MS Word and PowerPoint; Adobe Acrobat Reader; Personal protective equipment; Long sleeved shirt; Long pants; Steel capped or closed toe safety boots
Course fee: $350. Refer to the Fees and Refunds Policy.
RPL is not applicable to this unit.
*This qualification is not offered by Carroll Training Services.
Learning covers preparing for operations, treating and disposing of rejects and tailings, and completing post-operational procedures. The current overview also includes monitoring water levels, additives and clarifying agents.
The learner requirements list long sleeves, long pants and steel-capped or closed-toe safety boots. Confirm practical access, workplace requirements and PPE with CTS before training.
Contact CTS to discuss availability and the course requirements.
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