New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 153

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✨ Unit Standards for Certificates of Competence

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 153 — 18 DECEMBER 2014

GROUP D

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
2401	Safely shut down and isolate machines and equipment	3	3
3271	Suppress fire with hand extinguishers and fixed hose reels	2	1
7146	Demonstrate basic knowledge and ability required to work in an underground mine	2	6
8922	Conduct safety checks prior to equipment usage at an extractives site	2	2
15672	Demonstrate knowledge of the Mines Rescue Service	2	2

For a certificate of competence as a coal mine deputy

GROUP E

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
2401	Safely shut down and isolate machines and equipment	3	3
3271	Suppress fire with hand extinguishers and fixed hose reels	2	1
7146	Demonstrate basic knowledge and ability required to work in an underground mine	2	6
8922	Conduct safety checks prior to equipment usage at an extractives site	2	2
15672	Demonstrate knowledge of the Mines Rescue Service	2	2
21821	Supply, maintain, deliver, and store services for an underground mine	3	15

For a certificate of competence as a mine surveyor

GROUP F

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
7142	Demonstrate knowledge of the application of regulatory requirements to manage an extractive site	6	25
7146	Demonstrate basic knowledge and ability required to work in an underground mine	2	6
15665	Demonstrate knowledge of the geology of surface extraction	4	5
15666	Demonstrate knowledge of geology for underground extraction	4	10
17741	Demonstrate specialist underground survey techniques	6	15
17742	Survey and draw an underground extractive site plan	6	20
17745	Survey and draw a surface extractive site plan	5	10

For a certificate of competence as a ventilation officer

GROUP G

Unit No.	Title	Level	Credits
2401	Safely shut down and isolate machines and equipment	3	3
3271	Suppress fire with hand extinguishers and fixed hose reels	2	1
7142	Demonstrate knowledge of the application of regulatory requirements to manage an extractive site	6	25
7145	Design, establish, and maintain effective ventilation systems for an underground mine	5	20

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