New Zealand Gazette – 2002 – No. 5

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✨ Extractive Industry Qualifications

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 5

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8910	Manage surface extraction site to minimise environmental impact.
8912	Use water at surface extraction sites.
8913	Plan and manage aggregate production to minimise environmental impact.
8922	Conduct safety checks prior to equipment usage at an extractive site.
15658	Select excavation and transportation plant for surface extraction.
15661	Select processing plant for quarrying underground mines and tunnels.
15662	Investigate and design a roof support system for underground mines and tunnels.
15663	Design and maintain sloping surfaces in surface excavations and stockpiles.
15664	Demonstrate knowledge of the geological nature of surface extraction sites.
15665	Demonstrate knowledge of the geology of surface extraction.
15666	Demonstrate knowledge of the geology of underground extraction.
15667	Demonstrate knowledge of surface extraction methods.
15670	Demonstrate knowledge of extraction methods for metalliferous mines.
15671	Demonstrate knowledge of theoretical mechanics and apply in laboratory conditions.
15672	Demonstrate knowledge of mines rescue service.

Group Twelve—Winding Engines


7164	Operate a manually controlled winding engine in an underground mine.
OR
7238	Operate an automatically controlled winding engine in an underground mine.

Group Thirteen—Gastesting


7145	Design, establish and maintain effective ventilation systems in underground mines.
OR
17705	Develop and maintain basic ventilation systems in underground mines and tunnels.
OR
7169	Design an effective ventilation system in an underground coal mine.

Groups Fourteen to Sixteen—Shotfiring

Surface Extraction—Shotfiring

Group Fourteen


8890	Store explosives for use in extractive industries.
8907	Design blasting layouts within quarries and aggregate production areas.
8918	Carry out shotfiring operations.

Underground Coal Extraction—Shotfiring

Group Fifteen


8890	Store explosives for use in extractive industries.
8921	Design blasting layouts and carry out shotfiring in underground coal mines.
12632	Test for gas in an underground extraction site.
Plus one of the following:
7152	Drill to blast using a jumbo in an underground mine.
OR
7155	Drill to blast using a hand held drill borer in an underground mine.

Underground Metalliferous Extraction and Tunneling—Shotfiring

Group Sixteen


8890	Store explosives for use in extractive industries.
8920	Design blasting layouts and carry out shotfiring in underground metalliferous mines.
12632	Test for gas in an underground extraction site.
Plus one of the following:
7152	Drill to blast using a jumbo in an underground mine.
OR
7155	Drill to blast using a hand held drill borer in an underground mine.

Note: Metalliferous and Tunnel have been combined and are now the same qualification.

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