New Zealand Gazette – 2008 – No. 139

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✨ Mining Competence Certificates

3796 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 139 12 SEPTEMBER 2008

Groups 7 to 9: Tunnels

GROUP 7

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
7142	Demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to manage an extractive site	6	25
7143	Inspect and report on extractive site and operations	5	10
7144	Review and implement plans for ongoing operations of extractive site	5	15
8899	Plan storage for product processed at extractive sites	4	8
16686	Conduct an incident investigation at an extraction site	5	8
17705	Develop and maintain basic ventilation systems in underground mines and tunnels	4	15
21278	Describe, install, and reassess support systems for an underground mine	4	15
21281	Interpret and test for gases in an underground extraction site	4	15

GROUP 8

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
15660	Select excavation and transportation plant for tunnels and underground metalliferous mines	6	15
15666	Demonstrate knowledge of the geology of underground extraction	4	10
15669	Demonstrate knowledge of extraction methods for tunnels	5	15

GROUP 9

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
15662	Investigate and design a roof support system for underground mines and tunnels	6	20
17691	Use mathematics to solve problems in an extractive industries workplace	4	15
21151	Demonstrate knowledge of planning rehabilitation operations of an extractive site	6	15

Plus ONE of the following:

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
7145	Design, establish and maintain effective ventilation systems in underground mines	5	20

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
21280	Demonstrate knowledge of and design an effective ventilation system in an underground mine	6	20

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🌾 Amendments to Mining Competence Certificates (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated12 September 2008
KeywordsMining, Competence Certificates, Health and Safety, Regulations, Qualifications

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