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The candidate must be able to demonstrate knowledge to complete the tasks outlined in the elements, performance criteria and foundation skills of this unit, including knowledge of:
key legislation required to implement inrush management planskey procedures and documentation required to implement inrush management plans, including:inrush management planmine site historical informationsystems of mining and their impact on inrush management, including:tunnelsdriftsstone drivageshaft sinkingpillar extractionpartial extractionpunch miningfault drivagefactors affecting stability of mining structures, including:stress analysis, including mining induced stress and topographysedimentology, including: subsidencewater bearing stratapermeability of seam and stratahydrologyhydrogeologyphysical property testingcaving characteristicsoutburstover and underlying stratamining structure failure modessystems of work and their impact on inrush management, including:bord and pillarplace changinglongwallhighwallauger miningpillar extractionpartial extractionpunch miningmining and general engineering principles relating to the behaviour of excavations in rock and coal, including:audit methodologiesmine mapping of inrush zones, related geology and featuresdiffering geological features and conditions on inrush zones, including:effects of coal seam characteristics on inrushfaultsdykesintrusionsstrata deformitiesmonitoring systems and techniques, including:types of fixed monitoring systems, including:uses and limitationsdesign criteriaspecificationsdesign processestypes, uses and limitations of portable monitoring equipmentuses of simulation techniques and computer-based systems for realtime monitoring and their applications to inrush managementtypes, uses and limitations of inrush control methodstypes, uses and limitations of inrush control zonesprocesses and techniques for determining alarms and trigger points and levelstechniques for identifying individual training needsprinciples, processes and techniques for emergency response, evacuation and disaster planningtechniques for leading and coordinating work activities with others.