The G1, G8, G9 (formerly S1 S2 S3) training program has been developed for participants employed in the mining, construction and civil industries. Anyone who performs the duties of a mine supervisor, will require these enhanced skills to implement on site Work Health and Safety management systems.
Some states and territories bundle these units to meet local legal requirements (eg) the G1, G8 and G9 mining supervisor training course is a requirement for mining supervisors working in the Queensland mining industry.
This course comprises the following Units of Competency :
We contextualise the course for the underground metalliferous and surface extraction / quarrying sectors.
This unit covers the application of risk management processes in resources and infrastructure industries. It includes: identifying hazards; assessing and identifying unacceptable risk; identifying and recommending treatments; contributing to the implementation of treatments; and reviewing safety system documentation.
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to communicate information to complete work activities within the mining industry. It includes planning and preparing for and conducting communication via a number of different methods to ensure work activities are understood.
This unit applies to individuals who are working in an operational, supervisory or team leader capacity.
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to conduct work related health and safety investigations as a result of an incident and to contribute to a safe workplace.
It applies to individuals who participate in work related health and safety investigations as part of their responsibilities.
Bundle in G2 – RIIRIS402E – Carry out the risk management process
Contact us to select the most appropriate bundle of Units to suit your requirements. We can provide a discount based on a range of considerations (eg) number of personnel, RPL/Credit Transfers etc.
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