RIIMEX603D — Establish and maintain underground mining ground control and stable mining systems
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What an assessment for RIIMEX603D must cover
53 assessable components: 6 elements (39 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Plan and prepare to establish and maintain underground mining ground control and stable mining systems
- 1.1Access, interpret and apply underground mining ground control and stable mining systems documentation and ensure the work activity is compliant
- 1.2Obtain, read, interpret, clarify and confirm work requirements
- 1.3Identify and address potential risks, hazards and environmental issues and implement control measures
- 1.4Select and wear personal protective equipment appropriate for work activities
- 1.5Identify, collect, access and interpret mine survey data
- 1.6Identify and record the necessary resources required to create and maintain a stable mining structure
- 1.7Identify, access and interpret mine survey data and historical information
- 1.8Identify, assess and record all possible mining structure failure modes relevant to the mine site
- 1.9Establish the criteria for establishing the quantitative stability of mining structures
2 Identify and evaluate geological and geotechnical information
- 2.1Access, identify, interpret and evaluate exploration techniques
- 2.2Access, identify, interpret and evaluate geological structures
- 2.3Access, identify, interpret and evaluate hydrogeological features
- 2.4Identify, interpret and evaluate hanging wall, foot wall, ore body characteristics and physical properties
- 2.5Identify, interpret and evaluate stress regimes
3 Identify and evaluate mining engineering principles and practices
- 3.1Investigate, identify, interpret and evaluate types of mining system and methods
- 3.2Identify and assess layouts for stable mining structures from engineering analysis
- 3.3Identify, interpret and evaluate mining constraints impacting on the development of a stable mining structure
- 3.4Identify, interpret and evaluate equipment requirements
4 Identify and evaluate control options
- 4.1Investigate, identify, interpret and evaluate ground support systems
- 4.2Identify, interpret and evaluate ground support installation, monitoring and assessment systems
- 4.3Identify, interpret and evaluate causes and impacts of failure mechanisms
- 4.4Identify, interpret and evaluate natural and induced stress control methods
5 Establish ground control and stable mining systems
- 5.1Design and establish exploration programs identifying geological features and characteristics impacting on mining operations
- 5.2Investigate and design safe access and egress systems Design and establish mining systems
- 5.3Design and establish sequences for mining operations
- 5.4Design and establish system specifications and documentation
- 5.5Establish a program, including systems and procedures to satisfy identified training requirements
- 5.6Establish emergency response and evacuation plans and procedures
- 5.7Identify, confirm, establish and implement safe operating procedures
6 Audit and review the effectiveness of ground control and stable mining systems
- 6.1Audit stable structure standards
- 6.2Audit mine survey data
- 6.3Audit monitoring systems
- 6.4Audit recording systems
- 6.5Audit system maintenance program and procedures
- 6.6Audit emergency procedures and plans
- 6.7Audit the stable mining structure training program for currency and relevance
- 6.8Audit emergency response and evacuation plans and procedures
- 6.9Identify and assess future site mining requirements and standards and incorporate into the planning procedures
- 6.10Establish procedures for response to non-compliance or other discrepancies/deficiencies revealed by audit
Performance evidence
- locates and applies relevant legislation, documentation, policies and procedures
- implements the requirements, procedures and techniques for the safe, effective and efficient establishing and maintenance of ground control and stable mining systems including: accessing, interpreting and applying technical and mine survey information; accessing and analysing archival and historical failure information related to the mine; interpreting and applying mathematical and scientific theorems/laws related to stable mining systems; interpreting and applying design criteria for stable mining systems; interpreting computer spreadsheets and stable mining systems modelling/simulations; accessing data from monitoring systems and equipment; applying risk management processes and techniques
- works effectively with others to establish and maintain ground control and stable mining systems that meets all the required outcomes including: consulting with surface mining team and provides team leadership; sharing information and communicating effectively in the workplace; establishing training, coaching and mentoring support for supervisors and managers; preparing written reports communicating the pit development status and outcomes
- demonstrates completion of establishing and maintaining underground mining ground control and stable mining systems that safely, effectively and efficiently meets all of the required outcomes on more than one (1) occasion including: identifying and evaluating: geological and geotechnical information; mining engineering principles and practices; control options; conducting enquiries/investigations and preparing reports; analysing and reporting on stable mining systems training needs; preparing and establishing systems and procedures; auditing and reviewing the effectiveness of ground control and stable mining systems
Knowledge evidence
- legislative, organisation and site requirements and procedures for: mine planning and design; ground support; work health and safety
- critical data including: geological, geotechnical, hydrogeological data; hydrological data; survey data
- systems of work including mining and extraction such as pillar recovery and the use of various types of fill material
- mine surveying
- stress analysis techniques for mining induced stress, vertical and horizontal stress tectonics
- mining structure failure modes
- exploration techniques
- mining and general engineering principles
- audit methodologies
- stress distribution diagrams
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