New Zealand Gazette – 2008 – No. 139

Page 3791

✨ Mining Competence Certificates

12 SEPTEMBER 2008 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 139 3791

Appendix

Amendments to the experience and qualifications required by applicants for a Certificate of Competence under the HSE (Mining Administration) Regulations 1996

The full list of the experience and qualifications required by applicants for a Certificate of Competence under the Health and Safety in Employment (Mining Administration) Regulations 1996, will now be as follows:

Surface Extraction Certificates of Competence

B Grade Quarry Manager and B Grade Opencast Coal Mine Manager
Complete Group 1 plus, where explosives are used, Group 13

A Grade Quarry Manager and A Grade Opencast Coal Mine Manager
Complete Groups 1 and 2 plus, where explosives are used, Group 13

Underground Coal Certificates of Competence

Coal Mine Deputy
Complete Group D and Groups 3 and 4 plus, where explosives are used, Group 13

Coal Mine Underviewer
Complete Group D and Groups 3, 4 and 5 plus, where explosives are used, Group 13

First Class Coal Mine Manager
Complete Group B and D and Groups 3, 4, 5 and 6 plus, where explosives are used, Group 13

Tunnels Certificates of Competence

B Grade Tunnel Manager
Complete Group C and Group 7 plus, where explosives are used, Group 13

A Grade Tunnel Manager
Complete Group C and Groups 7, 8 and 9 plus, where explosives are used, Group 13

Underground Metalliferous Certificates of Competence

First Class Mine Manager
Complete Group A and Group10 plus, where explosives are used, Group 13

Winding Engine Driver Certificate of Competence

Winding Engine Driver
Complete Group 11

Gastester Certificate of Competence

Gastester
Complete Group 12

Replacement Unit Standards

Unit standards listed are current at the time of gazetting. Any unit standard listed that subsequently expires and is replaced with a new unit standard number, as verified with NZQA, can be completed in place of the expired unit to meet that COC’s requirements.

Exemption from Unit Standards

A person may be eligible for exemption from a replacement unit standard, where the expired unit standard it replaced has been listed in the previous gazette notice, and has been previously achieved in their record of learning.

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