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Evidence Guide: RIIMCU406E - Apply and monitor the inrush management plan

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RIIMCU406E - Apply and monitor the inrush management plan

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Plan and prepare to apply and monitor the inrush management plan

  1. Obtain, interpret, clarify and confirm work requirements
  2. Access, interpret and apply inrush management plan documentation and confirm work activity is compliant
  3. Communicate and explain responsibilities and tasks to personnel involved according to inrush management plan
  4. Identify, obtain and allocate resources according to inrush management plan
  5. Identify training needs for personnel involved according to inrush management plan and within scope of own role
Obtain, interpret, clarify and confirm work requirements

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Access, interpret and apply inrush management plan documentation and confirm work activity is compliant

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Communicate and explain responsibilities and tasks to personnel involved according to inrush management plan

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Identify, obtain and allocate resources according to inrush management plan

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Identify training needs for personnel involved according to inrush management plan and within scope of own role

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Apply and monitor inrush activities

  1. Identify, interpret and apply inrush monitoring, recording and reporting procedures according to inrush management plan
  2. Interpret, apply and monitor control measures according to inrush management plan
  3. Interpret, apply and monitor actions and procedures in response to potential inrush according to inrush management plan
  4. Confirm, apply, communicate and post permit-to-mine procedures according to inrush management plan and site requirements
  5. Apply and monitor procedures addressing inrush personnel safety according to inrush management plan
  6. Inspect equipment protection/defensive requirements and measures according to inrush management plan and site requirements
  7. Participate in systems audit and review requirements according to inrush management plan
Identify, interpret and apply inrush monitoring, recording and reporting procedures according to inrush management plan

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Interpret, apply and monitor control measures according to inrush management plan

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Interpret, apply and monitor actions and procedures in response to potential inrush according to inrush management plan

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Confirm, apply, communicate and post permit-to-mine procedures according to inrush management plan and site requirements

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Apply and monitor procedures addressing inrush personnel safety according to inrush management plan

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Inspect equipment protection/defensive requirements and measures according to inrush management plan and site requirements

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Participate in systems audit and review requirements according to inrush management plan

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Apply inrush prevention system maintenance procedures

  1. Carry out inspections, repair and maintenance activities according to site requirements
  2. Record, report and review maintenance activities according to site requirements
Carry out inspections, repair and maintenance activities according to site requirements

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Record, report and review maintenance activities according to site requirements

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge

The candidate must demonstrate the ability to complete the tasks outlined in the elements, performance criteria and foundation skills of this unit, including evidence of the ability to:

apply and monitor inrush management plans on at least two occasions, including:

applying inrush hazard controls, including:

pumping

ventilation

seals

inrush control zones

protective drilling

action levels

applying inrush monitoring systems, including:

continuous and/or periodic monitoring

portable (hand held) monitoring

core samples

visual observation

geological mapping

borehole pressure readings

identifying and controlling inrush hazards in a simulated environment.

During the above, the candidate must:

locate and apply relevant legislation, documentation, policies and procedures and confirm work activity is compliant

implement the requirements, procedures and techniques for applying and monitoring inrush management plans, including:

interpreting, communicating and applying technical information

operating hand held monitoring equipment

accessing and interpreting data from monitoring systems and equipment

accessing and interpreting design criteria for inrush prevention/management systems and devices

interpreting computer spreadsheets and inrush modelling/simulations

accessing and interpreting archival and historical inrush information related to the mine

conducting enquiries/investigations and preparing audit reports

work effectively with others to apply and monitor inrush management plans that meet the required outcomes, including:

organising work activities to meet task requirements

communicating clearly and concisely with others to receive and clarify work instructions

complying with reporting requirements and procedures

determining coordination requirements throughout work activities.

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 apply and monitor inrush management plan

key procedures and documentation required to apply and monitor inrush management plan, including those for:

planning and design of mines and mining structures, including:

mine plans

ventilation

gas monitoring

strata support

safety management plans

developing the requirements and processes of the inrush management plan

applying risk assessment and management processes

identifying and managing environmental issues, hazards and risks

principles, applications and limitations of inrush hazards controls, including:

pumping

ventilation

seals

inrush control zones

protective drilling

action levels

principles, applications and limitations of inrush monitoring systems, including:

continuous and/or periodic monitoring

portable (hand held) monitoring

core samples

visual observation

geological mapping

borehole pressure readings

principles and techniques for identifying and applying mine site historical information, including:

sedimentology aspects of mine sites relating to subsidence

previous inrush

gas content and composition

roof and floor technical data

over and underlying strata

water bearing strata

permeability of seam and strata

hydrology

physical property testing results

caving characteristics

ground stress behaviour

systems of mining and their impact on inrush management, including:

tunnels

drifts

stone drivage

shaft sinking

pillar extraction

partial extraction

punch mining

fault drivage

systems of work and their impact on inrush management, including:

drilling operations

bord and pillar

place change

longwall

highwall

auger mining

pillar extraction

partial extraction

punch mining

factors affecting stability of mining structures, including:

stress analysis, including mining induced stress and topography

sedimentology, including:

subsidence

water bearing strata

permeability of seam and strata

hydrology

hydrogeology

physical property testing

caving characteristics

over and underlying strata

mining structure failure modes

mining and general engineering principles relevant to the behaviour of excavations in rock, including:

ground support systems

geotechnical engineering

excavation engineering

tunnel engineering and shaft sinking

rock mechanics

mine surveying

mining of coal deposits

thermodynamics

impacts of differing geological features and conditions of potential inrush, including:

the effects of coal seam characteristics on inrush

faults, dykes, intrusions and strata deformities

techniques for using monitoring systems, including:

fixed monitoring systems types, uses, limitations, design criteria, specifications and design processes

portable monitoring equipment types, uses and limitations

processes and techniques for determining alarms and trigger points/levels

methods of control of inrush

inrush control zones

techniques for identifying individual training needs

principles, processes and techniques for emergency responses, evacuations and disaster planning

techniques for coordinating and communicating job activities with others.