RIIUND501E — Implement the ventilation management plan

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65 assessable components: 4 elements (23 performance criteria), 14 performance evidence and 25 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. 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 implement ventilation management plan

1.1Access, interpret and implement ventilation management documentation and confirm work activity is compliant
1.2Identify, and communicate roles and responsibilities to all personnel involved according to ventilation management plan
1.3Identify, forecast, obtain and allocate/schedule resources required to implement ventilation management plan
1.4Identify training needs for personnel involved according to ventilation management plan and within scope of own role

2 Implement ventilation management plan

2.1Identify and interpret impact of changes to ventilation system on mine atmosphere
2.2Implement standards and procedures for installation and operation of monitoring systems and equipment according to ventilation management plan
2.3Incorporate ventilation control devices into ventilation system according to ventilation management plan
2.4Implement standards and procedures for inspection, monitoring, recording and reporting on mine ventilation according to ventilation management plan
2.5Implement standards and procedures for collection and analysis of ventilation data according to ventilation management plan
2.6Process, record and report monitoring system data according to ventilation management plan and site requirements
2.7Interpret and compare measured data with legislative requirements and ventilation management plan and action requirements
2.8Respond to alarms raised according to ventilation management plan
2.9Implement emergency and evacuation procedures according to ventilation management plan and site requirements

3 Implement maintenance of and changes to mine ventilation system

3.1Implement inspections, repair and maintenance activities according to ventilation management plan
3.2Implement system of recording, reporting and reviewing maintenance requirements and activities according to ventilation management plan
3.3Implement changes to mine ventilation systems according to ventilation management plan and site requirements
3.4Provide, review and implement recommendations for changes to ventilation management procedures as required

4 Audit ventilation management plan

4.1Audit ventilation specifications according to legislative requirements and ventilation management plan
4.2Audit ventilation control devices according to legislative requirements and ventilation management plan
4.3Audit monitoring systems operations according to legislative requirements and ventilation management plan
4.4Audit recording systems according to ventilation management plan
4.5Audit ventilation system maintenance standards and procedures according to ventilation management plan
4.6Audit emergency and evacuation plans according to mine safety management system

Performance evidence

implement ventilation management plans on at least two occasions
operating hand held monitoring equipment
accessing and analysing ventilation information
measuring air quality and quantity
collecting, collating and interpreting ventilation data
auditing components of the ventilation management plan
locate and apply relevant legislation, documentation, policies and procedures and confirm work activity is compliant
performing routine operational mathematical calculations, including quantity, pressure, prediction calculations
interpreting and applying design criteria for ventilation systems and devices
interpreting computer spreadsheets and ventilation modelling/simulations
conducting enquiries/investigations and preparing reports
accessing, interpreting and applying data from monitoring systems and equipment
applying risk management processes and techniques
implementing emergency response and evacuation procedures

Knowledge evidence

key legislation required to implement ventilation management plans
key procedures and documentation required to implement ventilation management plans
methods of mine ventilation and their applications and limitations, including: exhaust/force, antitropal, homotropal, flank returns, ascensional/descensional, bleeder, Z/U/Y systems
principles, methods, applications and limitations of panel ventilation, including: homotropal and antitropal auxiliary fans, coursed ventilation (narrow side/wide side), machine mounted scrubber systems, compressed air venturis, bleeders
impact of mine and panel design on ventilation
mine roadways and shafts and their impact on mine ventilation
impact of material characteristics and seam gradients on mine ventilation design
impacts on ventilation system of gas drainage, spontaneous combustion, outburst and windblast
types of mine gases, including: characteristics under varying circumstances, sources, physiological effects, methods of detection
types of airborne contaminants, including: sources, physical and physiological effects, control and mitigation methods
types of mine fires, including: sources of ignition, possible effects on the ventilation circuit, prevention, control and mitigation methods
types of mine explosions, including: ignition sources, possible effects on the ventilation circuit, prevention, control and mitigation methods
pressure change principles, including: causes, impacts on the ventilation system, responses, including the causes and effects of natural ventilation and recirculation
heat and humidity principles, including sources and factors which may impact ventilation and personnel
principles mine fans, including: fan laws, types, performance characteristics and configurations, applications and limitations
types of ventilation control devices, including: purposes, design criteria and specifications, distribution and placement criteria, applications and limitations
de-gassing methods of control, including: brattice, auxiliary fans, compressed air venturis, sails, hurdles, bleeders
types, characteristics, uses and limitations of fixed ventilation monitoring systems
basic computer-based systems used for mine ventilation monitoring and analysis
types, frequency and method for conducting ventilation surveys
general uses and applications of ventilation theory
techniques for identifying individual training needs
techniques for auditing and reviewing ventilation management systems and processes
principles, processes and techniques for emergency response, evacuation and disaster planning
techniques for leading and coordinating work activities with others

Foundation skills

Oral communication: Conveys information and requirements clearly and listens actively
Reading: Identifies and interprets relevant information from workplace procedures, documentation and legislation
Writing: Prepares specific information that complies with requirements, using sector-specific vocabulary, grammatical structures and conventions

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