reducing risk / demonstrating competence / training management

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1 reducing risk / demonstrating competence / training management COURSE DIRECTORY

2 CONTENTS MESSAGE FROM THE CEO 1 INTRODUCTION 2 ALLIANCE PARTNERS 3 COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT 5 CUSTOMISED TRAINING 6 COURSE BOOKINGS AND INFORMATION 7 CANCELLATION POLICY 8 AUSTRALIAN COMPETENCY-BASED TRAINING REGULATORY FRAMEWORK 9 SECTION A ELECTRICAL COURSES 10 SCOPE OF DELIVERY FOR NATIONALLY RECOGNISED COURSES 22 EEHA UNITS OF COMPETENCY 23 PRICES 25 DATES 26 SECTION B OHS COURSES 27 PRICES 42 DATES 43 SECTION C TECHNICAL RISK MANAGEMENT COURSES 44 PRICES 49 DATES 50 SECTION D MANAGEMENT COURSES 51 PRICES 63 DATES 64 SECTION E SOFTWARE SOLUTIONS 65 TYPICAL TRAINING PATHWAYS 69 TRAINERS AND ASSESSORS 72

3 MESSAGE FROM THE CEO Corporate governance and regulatory demands have generated an increase of business in the areas of independent verification and validation services, technical and commercial due diligence and nationally recognised competency based training. The Strategy of Risk Management in Hazardous Industries has become almost common place. Common areas of risk assessment include financial, political, environmental, human resources etc. However, in looking at all of these areas of risk, there is in almost every case the human factor, risk assessments in regards to human resource always concentrate on the lack and quality of this resource. However there is an even bigger question to ask; understanding of the risks of incompetent staff? MOXI is a Registered Training Organisation and Nationally Accredited, however we do not behave like any other RTO. We believe our mission is to reduce risk, demonstrate competence and to support our clients through the management of their training need As one of Australia s leading training and competency, development and assessment companies and arguably the largest supplier of accredited EEHA training in Australia, MOXI is ideally placed to support a growing market in need of a nationally recognised training and competency management company that understands that Training is not the sole solution and does not therefore diminish the Risk. It is unlikely that any other training company in Australia can match the quality of our people, the scale and spread of our operations and MOXI s comprehensive product range. MOXI has taken competency and training management to new levels of sophistication. Understanding that it is no longer reasonable to just train individuals, MOXI, via alliance partners, has established a process for the management of competency, training budgets are more effectively targeted, personnel are demonstrated as competent, risk is reduced and the clients business can concentrate on core operations. Working with our specialist alliance partners MOXI has the intellectual property to ensure the highest quality of intellectual property and service delivery through a consultative approach based on best practice. MOXI is constantly developing new Risk Management Strategies through use of our Competency Management and quality courses. As a result New Training Courses are continually in development and will be added to our course directory for future issues. Please refer to MOXI s website to review new product and service offerings throughout the year. For further information regarding our Competency Management and Implementation processes please review our Capability Statement available from MOXI s Marketing Department. Sam Zacha Chief Executive Officer 1

4 INTRODUCTION Providers of competency development, mapping and assessment to the oil and gas, mining, mineral processing and infrastructure industries worldwide. Competency is the measurement of applied knowledge via practical evidence as demonstrated by the individual to an agreed industry criteria. MOXI aims to train individuals using highly focused, nationally recognised and industry endorsed short courses to aid them in becoming competent in their workplace, which is critical to both business success and safety. Competency measurement requires that a competency development process is employed within the respective organisation. Many organisations want to adopt a suitable competency model yet are unsure how to go about organising such a task. MOXI provides such services and has focused resources on this very important requirement. MOXI recognises that many organisations do not employ the expertise necessary to provide competency development. MOXI stands ready to service these organisations which recognise the many benefits of having a competent workforce and understand the necessity to demonstrate auditable implementation of competency measurement. MOXI training courses currently fall into five categories: Electrical Occupational Health and Safety Technical Risk Management Management Software Solutions MOXI operates across Australia in all states and territories. Training courses can be held at MOXI facilities, our partners facilities, clients locations or where requested by the client. MOXI can also provide training at various international locations. MOXI currently has offices and alliance facilities in the following locations: MOXI Corporate Office, Perth 185 Great Eastern Highway Belmont Western Australia 6104 Partner Training Facility, Darwin - Territory Construction Association Unit 1, 60 Albatross Street Winnellie Northern Territory 0821 Contact t within Australia t f e enquiry@moxi.com.au w 2 call visit

5 ALLIANCE PARTNERS MOXI is more than just a local provider of competency and training solutions. MOXI provides solutions based on the best available solution, whether this is found locally or internationally. With this in mind, MOXI has developed alliance partners to provide the most comprehensive and applicable solutions for client needs. All of the companies that MOXI partners with are established providers with world class material. MOXI works to identify material that meets our high standards set to meet client requirements. MOXI recognises all local, state and federal regulators and statutory authorities and analyses all material to determine links with local standards and regulations as well as national competencies prior to provision to the clients workforce. All mapping is available to the client and is performed with local competency development specialists in their respective fields. At all times the client site requirements are paramount. MOXI has been active in seeking alliance partners within the established energy training industry and has established exclusive arrangements with partners around the globe. Several of MOXIs current partners are listed overleaf: Amrio-BBB Amrio-BBB's core business is to develop partnerships leading to the sale of education and training products within Brazil and wider Latin America. Atlas Interactive Atlas Interactive have been providing world-class e-learning modules for the Oil and Gas Industry since 1995 and Atlas products are used by 100 blue chip Oil and Gas companies to over 150,000 employees per annum. Atlas products are available on the Internet via e-learning portals, corporate intranet and CD ROM. Aberdeen Skills and Enterprise Training Aberdeen Skills and Enterprise Training is acknowledged worldwide as a specialist training provider within the Oil, Gas, Marine, Electrical, Transportation and Health & Safety industries. ASET provides nationally recognised competencebased training and assessment in industrial situations. Assets Training and Technical Services Assets Training and Technical Services provides competencebased training for Electrical and Instrument personnel working in potentially hazardous areas onshore and offshore. The competence-based training meets the requirement of the International Electrotechnical Commission standards call visit 3

6 ALLIANCE PARTNERS continued CORPORATE INCIDENT MANAGEMENTASSOCIATES CBT Simulation Technology CBT Simulation Technology specialise in developing innovative training and simulation systems for the process control industry. CBT develop training and simulation systems based on cognitive modeling principles and provide a learning environment that is driven by human learning abilities and not solely the latest computer or multimedia capabilities. These systems impart the skills required for competency-based performance and increase the quality and quantity of learning. CBT aim to use technology to reduce training costs and operational errors. Corporate Incident Management Associates Corporate Incident Management Associates specialise in the design, development and implementation of incident response and emergency management systems from the top down in government and private organisations. They also specialise in aligning competency standards to organisational roles and systems in such a way that industry standards form the benchmarks for performance in these critical areas. Environmental Risk Solutions Environmental Risk Solutions are a health, safety and environmental consulting and training firm. They are a progressive multi-disciplined company offering services in HSE and quality assessment and management. Their national and international client base includes clients from small firms, Major Hazard Facilities and multi-national companies across a variety of industry sectors. Freelance Global Freelance Global is a Workforce Management organisation who provide critical workforce solutions to organisations and independent professionals across the United Kingdom, Singapore and Australia. Freelance specialise in the development and implementation of workforce management strategies aimed at creating an efficient cost effective workforce. HIMA HIMA Australia engineers and manufactures scalable, open-platform integrated safety (SIS) and distributed control systems (DCS). In addition to SIS and DCS systems, HIMA integrates a wide variety of programmable and non-programmable electronic equipment and build cabinets for process and factory automation applications. HIMA have TÜV Rheinland approved Functional Safety Engineers who provide consulting for each step of the AS61511 project safety lifecycle. Horizon Environmental Health and Safety Horizon Environmental Health and Safety provide Occupational Health and Safety courses. Horizon have become an international provider of tailored Occupational Health and Safety training packages to the required cultural and legal standards of each continent. Project Management Vision Project Management Vision provide project management, risk management and competency based training to the resources sector throughout Australasia. PMV encompasses practising professionals who have hands on experience in the areas of project management, HSE and competency based training and assessment and corporate experience in mining, oil and gas and engineering management. Territory Construction Association Territory Construction Association is the peak association for the NT construction industry. TCA is representative of all sectors of the construction industry including Residential, Commercial, Sub Contractors and Supply. And to keep abreast of continually evolving standards, community expectations and legislative changes, training has become a fundamental part of TCA and courses are tailored to meet local conditions and demands. MOXI is continually seeking partners throughout the world to expand the range of courses available and improve delivery and services. 4 call visit

7 COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT A competent person has the knowledge, expertise, attitude and practical skill to carry out a given task to a specified standard within employment. Competence development can be used across industries, companies, installations and disciplines to promote a competent workforce. TYPICAL COMPETENCE DEVELOPMENT Competence development has a number of stages of implementation, however these do not all need to be adopted; 1. Agree appropriate standards for all disciplines 2. Assess personnel competence levels and accredit prior learning 3. Agree individual assessment and training programs 4. Implement train the trainer programs optional 5. Implement train the assessor programs optional 6. Implement train the internal verifier programs optional 7. Implement competence assurance and quality management systems 8. Implement individual knowledge training and assessment programs 9. Implement practical skills training and assessment programs 10. Gain awarding body approval and accreditation of the competence management system 11. Certification of individual assessment evidence portfolios 12. Implement continued professional development strategy - optional call visit 5

8 CUSTOMISED TRAINING In addition to our structured courses MOXI regularly delivers customised training for various combinations of Units of Competency under AS/NZS Please contact MOXI for futher information. MOXI have implemented competency pathways for EEHA training for companies such as Origin Energy, Apache Energy, Bureau of Meteorology, BHPBilliton (including the former WMC Resources), Santos, ConocoPhillips, ChevronTexaco, Stanwell Power Station and AngloCoal to name a few. Training material and assessment for these courses aligns with AS/NZS and AS/NZS competency assessment aligns with the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) and uses experiential based approach based on real issues. MOXIs hands-on approach to EEHA competency has resulted in the development of a motivated and competent team who are aware of operational difficulties that can lead to poor management of hazardous environments. 6 call visit

9 COURSE BOOKINGS AND INFORMATION How to Book a Course Course bookings can only be confirmed on receipt of a completed course booking form. Please contact the MOXI Administration team for a booking form, or download from the MOXI website. To ensure you obtain the course dates and venue that meet your requirements, early bookings are recommended as many courses are in high demand. Easy Ways to Book a MOXI course Post completed forms to PO BOX 915, Cloverdale, Western Australia 6985 Fax completed forms to completed forms to booking@moxi.com.au Dates These can be found at the end of each section. Specific client requirements are a priority for MOXI and dates for any of the courses described in this directory may be tailored to suit your particular requirements. Client sponsored training can also be carried out at client sites. Prices These can be found at the end of each section. Prices are correct at the time of publication, however prices may be subject to alteration by MOXI at any time. All prices are exclusive of GST, unless otherwise stated. Please note that nationally recognised courses do not attract GST. Payment for Courses All course fees are payable prior to the commencement of the course. A copy of MOXI s payment policy is included below and can be downloaded from the MOXI website. Payment Policy Payment in full including GST (if payable) must be paid prior to the commencement of a course. Payment terms can only be arranged for companies. Certificates will only be issued once full payment has been received. Any delegate attending a MOXI course before payment has been received will not be permitted to enrol on the course. Payments can be made by cheque, credit card (VISA and MasterCard only), via electronic transfer or invoice (pending on status). All payments should be made in Australian dollars and to include GST (if payable). Contact t within Australia t f e enquiry@moxi.com.au w call visit 7

10 CANCELLATION POLICY MOXI reserves the right to cancel a course should the number of bookings be less than the minimum number of delegates required per event. Details of minimum delegates required can be found in each course descriptor. No cancellation fee will be charged for cancellations received more than 10 working days prior to the commencement of a course. Notification less than 10 working days prior to the commencement of a course will result in a cancellation fee of 50% of the full course price. Cancellations made less than five working days prior to the commencement of a course will result in a cancellation fee of the full course price being charged. However an enrolment can be allocated to another person up to the commencement of a course, without attracting a cancellation fee. In the event of MOXI cancelling a course, liability will be limited to the refund of the full course fee only if paid. Accommodation Please note that MOXI regrets it is unable to provide a booking service for accommodation at the present time and therefore delegates or their company are responsible for making their own accommodation bookings. However, MOXI is happy to provide details of local accommodation. In addition, MOXI is able to secure corporate rates from hotels within easy access of training sites. Contact Please contact the MOXI Administration Team for further information: t within Australia t f e enquiry@moxi.com.au w 8 call visit

11 AUSTRALIAN COMPETENCY- BASED TRAINING REGULATORY FRAMEWORK The Australian National Training Authority (ANTA) was previously the Australian Government statutory authority providing a national and industry-led focus for vocational education and training. ANTA was absorbed by the Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST) in July 2005 and the responsibilities and functions of ANTA have now been transferred to the DEST. The Australian Quality Framework (AQF) is a nationally consistent set of qualifications for all post-compulsory education and training in Australia. The consistent recognition of these qualifications is ensured through the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) based on a quality assured approach to the registration of training organisations seeking to deliver training, assess competency outcomes (based upon competency standards) and issue AQF qualifications and/or Statements of Attainment. The AQTF also ensures the recognition of training providers and the AQF qualifications and Statements of Attainment they issue, across Australia. A Competency Standard is an industry-determined specification of performance which sets out the skills, knowledge and attitudes required to operate effectively in employment. Competency standards are made up of units of competency, which are themselves made up of elements of competency, together with performance criteria, a range of variables, and an evidence guide. Nationally recognised competency standards are listed through the National Training Information Services (NTIS). Registered Training Organisation MOXI is a RTO registered by the Training Accreditation Council in Western Australia to deliver training and/or conduct assessments nationwide and issue nationally recognised qualifications in accordance with the Australian Quality Training Framework. MOXI develops and delivers assessment strategies for each qualification within their scope of registration. Delivery and assessment strategies are determined and developed by MOXI with industry input into the development of the assessment strategy. Beyond understanding and maintaining strong relationships with the regulatory framework, MOXI will seek to influence a growing set of nationally recognised competency standards in Australia and their alignment to Australian and international standards and codes of practice, MOXI will use a flexible mixture of e-learning and practical training to offer course content and to assess competency. PMA02 Competencies MOXI is the first national private training provider that has gained accreditation to deliver and assess all competencies from Certificate I through to Diploma level, contained within the PMA02 Training Package. The PMA02 Training Package is the accredited, industry based competency standard for the Chemical, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining (including the Offshore/Onshore Upstream Oil and Gas) Sector. These competencies are aligned to industry requirements and have been developed with significant input from industry groups and relevant subject matter experts. Recent regulations governing Chemical, Hydrocarbons and Oil Refining industries have sought the demonstration of competency, rather than just attendance at training, as the most appropriate method for managing safety in the workplace. The regulations look for compliance through the identification of competencies relating to the risks present at the workplace (as identified through the Safety Case regime). By providing a demonstrable process through which employees have achieved the appropriate national industry standards, operators demonstrate compliance, reduce risk, motivate workers and gain significant savings in training budgets. As an assessor of PMA02 competencies, MOXI can provide appropriate recognition of existing skills and competency and, for individuals, an applicable qualification. In most cases where an operator has an experienced, but unrecognised workforce, staff will be able to demonstrate a range of relevant competencies they currently hold through working on site. To match existing competencies to PMA02, MOXI provides a management process of mapping competency standards at workplaces, assessment of compliance and provides, where necessary, training to meet individual requirements. Training can be delivered at site using relevant examples at the workplace. All training is tailored to suit the operational environment of the site, whether it is offshore or onshore, above or below ground, refining, processing or combinations of any of these. Competencies attained through this process are then linked to appropriate qualifications from AQF Levels 1-5 (Certificate I through to Diploma). This enables an operator to ensure work roles within a site are aligned to relevant task, skill and job levels, including supervisory or management roles. Coordination of work roles and career paths provided by MOXI will give the client the ability to train and, more importantly, retain essential staff in the current climate of skills shortages. call visit 9

12 A ELECTRICAL COURSES 5 Day EEHA Installation and Maintenance (UTE NES 010A, 107A, 214A, 408A, 409A) 5 Day Installation Design (UTE NES 010A, 707A) 5 Day Assessment of EEHA for Compliance with Standards (UTE NES 407A) 5 Day EEHA Design, Maintenance Management, Overhaul and Repair (UTE NES 215A, 609A, 610A, 707A) 5 Day Electrical Engineering Managers Competencies (UTE NES 602BA, 603BA, 606BA, MNC G1090A) 2 Day Maintenance Management of EEHA (UTE NES 609A, 610A) Day Detailed Inspection of Electrical Installations in Hazardous Areas (UTE NES 410A) 2 Day EEHA Refresher Training 1.5 Day Overhaul and Repair of Explosion Protected Equipment (UTE NES 215A) 1 Day EEHA Awareness Training 0.5 Day EEHA Awareness Training 10 call visit

13 5 DAY EEHA INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE COURSE LENGTH TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT THEORETICAL CONTENT 5 days 40 42% 58% Target Audience This course is aimed at the tradespersons or supervisor whose job function involves the installation and / or maintenance of electrical equipment for hazardous areas. The course offers the background pre-requisite training to successfully install and maintain electrical and instrumentation installations in hazardous areas. Course Objectives To raise levels of competence for personnel carrying out installation, inspection, testing and maintenance of electrical apparatus in explosive gas atmospheres to the nationally recognised standard AS/NZS Course Content EEHA Competency Combustible Substances Hazardous Area Classification Principles Electrical Equipment Protection Techniques Equipment Marking Certification Installation Maintenance Inspection Testing National EEHA Units of Competency Offered UTE NES 010A - Report on the integrity of explosion-protected equipment in hazardous areas UTE NES 107A* - Install explosion-protected equipment and wiring systems UTE NES 214A* - Maintain equipment in hazardous areas UTE NES 408A* - Test installations in hazardous areas UTE NES 409A* - Conduct close inspection of existing hazardous area installations * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, e, i, n and mixed protection techniques Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification in Electrical Hazardous Areas Practices Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to Special Requirements Venue ELECTRICAL Competency Assessment Hazardous Area Fundamentals Equipment Marking Equipment Certification Hook Ups and Terminations Device Interpretations Inspection Testing Delivery Teaching aids, apparatus, presentation, videos, questionnaires, national competency assessment Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. This course can be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates 2. The option to cover those standards relevant to the Protection of Apparatus in the Presence of Combustibles is also available. For the course, there is an optional half day session of four hours for the theoretical content. For the assessment, an optional half day session of four hours would be available. 3. All delegates are required to bring a copy of their Degree or Trade Qualifications or Licences to verify pre-requisite of 2 years industrial experience 4. The option to cover the request for endorsement in pressurisation protection is also available. For the course there is an optional half day competency based training session. Pre-requisite Units of Competency call visit 11

14 5 DAY INSTALLATION DESIGN COURSE LENGTH 5 days 40 TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT 50% 50% THEORETICAL CONTENT Target Audience This course is aimed at engineers or senior tradespersons whose job function involves the design of electrical equipment for hazardous areas. Course Objectives To raise levels of competence for personnel carrying out the installation design of electrical apparatus in explosive gas atmospheres to nationally recognised standard AS/NZS Course Content EEHA Competency Combustible Substances Hazardous Area Classification Principles Electrical Equipment Protection Techniques Equipment Marking Certification Installation Requirements Hazardous Area Classification by example Equipment Selection Principles Wiring Selection Considerations Hazardous Area Documentation Competency Assessment Hazardous Area Fundamentals Equipment Marking Equipment Certification Hook Ups and Terminations Device Interpretations Power Dissipation Calculation IS Loop Calculation IS Installation Design Requirements Delivery Teaching aids, apparatus, presentation, videos, questionnaires, national competency assessment National EEHA Units of Competency Offered UTE NES 010A - Report on the integrity of explosion protected equipment in hazardous areas UTE NES 707A* - Design electrical installations in hazardous areas * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, e, i, n and mixed protection techniques Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification in Electrical Hazardous Areas Practices Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to Special Requirements Venue Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. This course can be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates 2. The option to cover those standards relevant to the Protection of Apparatus in the Presence of Combustibles is also available. For the course, there is an optional two hours for Protection in the Presence of Combustible Dusts plus two hours assessment to complete Protection in the Presence of Combustible Dusts. 3. All delegates are required to bring a copy of their Degree or Trade Qualifications or Licences to verify pre-requisite of 2 years industrial experience 4. The option to cover the request for endorsement in pressurisation protection is also available. For the course there is an optional half day competency based training session. Pre-requisite Units of Competency 12 call visit

15 5 DAY ASSESSMENT OF EEHA FOR COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS COURSE LENGTH 5 days TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT THEORETICAL CONTENT 40 60% 40% Target Audience This course is aimed at experienced electrical and instrumentation personnel involved in the assessment of electrical/instrumentation apparatus for use in potentially hazardous areas. Course Objectives To raise levels of competence for personnel carrying out assessment of electrical apparatus in explosive gas atmospheres to nationally recognised standard AS/NZS The course presents the methodology of assessing whether apparatus, which is not compliant with AUS Ex, ANZEx or IECEx certification schemes, still has an equivalent level of safety that would render it acceptable to relevant regulatory authorities. Delivery Teaching aids, presentation, practical demonstrations, questionnaires, national competency assessment National EEHA Units of Competency Offered UTE NES 407A* - Assess Explosion-protected equipment for compliance with standards * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, i, and mixed protection techniques Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification experience in Electrical Hazardous Areas Practices Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment ELECTRICAL Course Content Enhanced revision - Explosion-protection principles and ignition properties, standards, certification, marking to AUS Ex, ANZEx, IECEx, ATEX schemes, and IP and NEMA Ratings Foreign Certification - Standards, certification and marking to foreign equivalent Ex scheme, purpose of certificates and responsibility of certification AUS Ex, ANZEx, IECEx, ATEX and North American Certification Scheme - Documentation requirements for assessment and determine testing requirements with relevant standards Assess equipment for Conformance - Testing and determining conformance to relevant standards Sample assessment process - Interpreting the results of conformity tests and recording and reporting requirements of conformity assessment Competency Assessment Nameplate marking subtleties explosion-protected equipment - all techniques Statement of Comparison methodology and format - Ex m Conduct assessment for European certified Ex d ex-protected equipment Conduct assessment for North American certified Ex i ex-protected equipment Conduct assessment for North American certified Ex d ex-protected equipment Note: One of the exercises is a take home exercise Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to Special Requirements Computer and Adobe Reader for reading standards for take-home exercise Venue Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. This course can be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates 2. All delegates are required to bring a copy of their Degree or Trade Qualifications or Licences to verify pre-requisite of 2 years industrial experience Pre-requisite Units of Competency UTE NES 707A* - Design electrical installations in hazardous areas * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, e, i, n and mixed protection techniques Note: This Unit is not a mandatory pre-requisite as determined by AS/NZS 4761 call visit 13

16 5 DAY DESIGN, MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT OVERHAUL AND REPAIR COURSE LENGTH 5 days 40 TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT 51% 49% THEORETICAL CONTENT This course is a combination of three Electrical courses: Installation Design (UTE NES 707A) Maintenance Management of EEHA (UTE NES 609A, 610A) Overhaul and Repair of Explosion Protected Equipment (UTE NES 215A) Please see pages 12, 16 and 19 for more information. 14 call visit

17 5 DAY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING MANAGERS COMPETENCIES REQUIRED BY COAL MINING SAFETY & HEALTH ADVISORY COUNCIL COURSE LENGTH TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT THEORETICAL CONTENT 5 days 40 60% 40% Target Audience These competencies are the mandatory requirements by the Queensland Coal Mining Safety and Health Act and Regulations. For Underground Coal Mines, the Coal Mining Safety and Health Act 1999, Section 60(10) states Underground Manager must appoint a person with the appropriate competencies to control and manage the mechanical and electrical engineering activities of the mine. For both open cut and underground Section 17 of the Coal Mining Safety and Health Regulation 2001 states a person may be appointed as an Electrical Engineering Manager only if the person has the recognised competencies. Surface operations required the following four competences. Underground requires these four competences plus 12 EEHA course determined by the advisory council that are listed in AS/NZS Course Objectives UTE NES 602BA/603BA/606BA Plan and prepare to develop programs for commissioning/maintenance/ installation projects and inspect and notify completion of commissioning/ maintenance/installation projects work. MNC G1090A Provide power supply systems, electrical protection systems and overall electrical services for mine sites. Select, install and use of cables from power source to point of usage. Course Content The course material for the mining competencies shall be ed to participants two weeks prior to commencing the course. The participants will review the material and determine what part of their work experience and/or projects completed can be used to prove competencies. The participant is expected to select and source the supporting documentation that will be required to complete the formal integrated activities for these units prior to the start of the course. Competency Assessment Competency assessment records participants experience and competences in the field of installation, commissioning and development of maintenance programs. MOXI requires the participants to have certain levels of demonstrable experience in the mining industry. The integrated activities for the UTENES 602, 603 and 606 units can be conducted in either of two ways: 1. Using a project the participant has recently completed or has been involved with. 2. Using a project that is planned to be conducted in the future. Participants will produce a detailed installation plan that complies with the requirements of this unit. It would be of an advantage to use the same project for UTE NES 602A, 603A and 606A. Formal assessments will consist of workbook questions and activities that will be completed in the classroom and formal practical skills assessments that will require the candidate to be able to relate the requirements back to their workplace. Supporting documentation is to be provided to ensure the assessor understands the project. Delivery Teaching aids, apparatus, presentation, videos, questionnaires, national competency assessment National EEHA Units of Competency Offered 602BA, 603BA, 606BA, MNC G1090A. See EEHA Units of Competency on page 32 for a full description. Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification in Electrical Discipline Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to Special Requirements Venue Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. This course can also be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates 2. There are take home exercises to be returned within two weeks after completion of the course 3. All delegates are required to bring a copy of their degree or Trade Qualifications or Licences to verify pre-requisite of 2 years industrial experience Pre-requisite EEHA Competency Trade or BE Qualification ELECTRICAL call visit 15

18 2 DAY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT OF EEHA Target Audience This course is aimed at maintenance planners and engineers responsible for the electrical equipment installed in potentially explosive atmospheres. Course Objectives To raise levels of competence in the various aspects of plant maintenance schemes associated with electrical equipment for hazardous areas to the nationally recognised standard AS/NZS Course Content Permit to Work System Safety in Hazardous Areas EEHA Competencies Responsibility for Ensuring Hazardous Areas Safety Hazardous Area Documentation Types of EEHA Inspection Maintenance Program Development Maintenance Documentation Requirements Competency Assessment EEHA Competency Flow Paths EEHA Maintenance Management Strategies EEHA Maintenance Management Systems Ensure Safety of Hazardous Areas Delivery Teaching aids, presentation, questionnaires, national competency assessment National EEHA Units of Competency Offered UTE NES 609A* - Develop and manage maintenance programs for hazardous area electrical equipment UTE NES 610A - Ensure the safety of hazardous areas * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, e, i, n and mixed protection techniques COURSE LENGTH TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT THEORETICAL CONTENT 2 days 16 44% 56% Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to Special Requirements Venue Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. This course can also be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates 2. All delegates are required to bring a copy of their Degree or Trade Qualifications or Licences to verify pre-requisite of 2 years industrial experience Pre-requisite Units of Competency UTE NES 214A* - Maintain equipment in hazardous areas * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, e, i, n and mixed protection techniques This is a pre-requisite for UTE NES 609 only Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification in Electrical Hazardous Areas Practices 16 call visit

19 1 + 1 DAY DETAILED INSPECTION OF ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS IN HAZARDOUS AREAS COURSE LENGTH TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT THEORETICAL CONTENT day 16 75% 25% Target Audience This course is aimed at experienced trade persons and engineers whose role involves the final inspection of hazardous area installations. Course Objectives To raise levels of competence in aspects of the detailed inspection of electrical apparatus in hazardous environments to nationally recognised standard AS/NZS Course Content Grades of Inspection Periods of Inspection Inspection Documentation Codes of Practice Equipment Certification Typical Inspection Sheet Equipment Checks (protection technique specific) Prioritise Non Conformities Formal Inspection Report Permit to Work System and Safe Isolations Competency Assessment Preparation for detailed inspection for Ex d, e, n and i explosion-protected systems Carry out detailed inspection for Ex d, Ex e, Ex n and Ex i explosionprotected systems Delivery Day 1: Teaching aids, apparatus, slides and written national competency assessment Day 2: Practical demonstration and practical assessment for explosion protected technique Ex d, Ex e, Ex i and Ex n Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification in Electrical Hazardous Areas Practices Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to Special Requirements Delegates are required to supply their own personal protective safety equipment Venue Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. This course can be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates using site EEHA installations for conducting practical assessments 2. All delegates are required to bring a copy of their Degree or Trade Qualifications or Licences to verify pre-requisite of 2 years industrial experience Pre-requisite Units of Competency UTE NES 409A* - Conduct close inspection of existing hazardous area installations * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, e, i, n and mixed protection techniques ELECTRICAL National EEHA Units of Competency Offered UTE NES 410 A* - Inspect in detail hazardous area installations * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, e, i, n and mixed protection techniques call visit 17

20 2 DAY EEHA REFRESHER TRAINING COURSE LENGTH TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT THEORETICAL CONTENT 2 days 16 15% 85% The 2 Day EEHA refresher training is targeted towards individuals who have completed training in the installation, maintenance and design of electrical equipment for hazardous areas. The course aims to provide enhanced revision and review recent changes in Standards and Regulations and how they apply to hazardous areas. MOXI recommended that you undertake EEHA refresher training at least every 3 years. 18 call visit

21 1.5 DAY OVERHAUL AND REPAIR OF EXPLOSION-PROTECTED EQUIPMENT COURSE LENGTH 1.5 days 12 TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT 60% 40% THEORETICAL CONTENT Target Audience This course is aimed at experienced trade persons and engineers whose role involves the overhaul and repair of explosion-protected equipment. Course Objectives To raise levels of competence in aspects of the repair and overhaul of electrical apparatus in hazardous environments to nationally recognised standard AS/NZS 4761 and AS/NZS Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to ELECTRICAL Course Content Requirements for Workshop Accreditation Requirements for Competency to Repair and Overhaul Scope of Work for Accredited Workshop Documentation Required for Certified Repair and Overhaul Identifying the Scope of Repair and Overhaul Required Preparation of Repair and Overhaul Reports Competency Assessment Calibrations of Test Apparatus Testing Requirements as per Standards and Manufacturer Test and Measure before and after the Repair and Overhaul Recording and Compare Results for Compliance Report Delivery Teaching aids, apparatus, presentation, practical demonstrations, questionnaires, national competency assessment National EEHA Units of Competency Offered UTE NES 215 A* - Overhaul and repair explosion-protected equipment * Endorsements offered on these units include Ex d, e, i, n and mixed protection techniques Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification in Electrical Hazardous Areas Practices Special Requirements Delegates are required to supply their own personal protective safety equipment Venue Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. This course can also be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates 2. All delegates are required to bring a copy of their Degree or Trade Qualifications or Licences to verify pre-requisite of 2 years industrial experience Pre-requisite Units of Competency call visit 19

22 1 DAY EEHA AWARENESS TRAINING COURSE LENGTH 1 day 8 TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT 15% 85% THEORETICAL CONTENT Target Audience The full day EEHA awareness training is targeted toward electrical personnel who wish to gain an appreciation of what a hazardous area is and the types of electrical equipment that can be used in a potential explosive atmosphere. Course Objectives To raise levels of understanding of what a hazardous area is and the use of electrical equipment within the hazardous area. Course Content Historical Background of EEHA Statutory Requirements Explosion Triangle Sources or Release and their Interpretation in Terms of Hazardous Area Zonal Designations Understanding Minimum Ignition Energy, Auto Ignition Temperature Concepts, Hazardous Area Gas Groups, T Class. Fundamentals of Different Methods of Explosion Protection Compliance Certificates and Label Markings - Basic Concepts Design, Installation, Maintenance and Operations Issues Earthing Concepts Inspection, Testing and Inspection Requirements Questionnaire Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to Special Requirements Venue Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. This course can be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates Pre-requisite Units of Competency Delivery Teaching aids, apparatus, presentation, videos, practical demonstrations and questionnaire National EEHA Units of Competency Offered Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification in Electrical Hazardous Areas Practices Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment 20 call visit

23 0.5 DAY EEHA AWARENESS TRAINING COURSE LENGTH TAUGHT HOURS PRACTICAL CONTENT THEORETICAL CONTENT 0.5 day 4 20% 80% Target Audience The half day EEHA awareness training is targeted towards non-electric personnel and/or managers who work in or are responsible for potentially explosive atmospheres. Course Objectives The course provides a basic understanding of what hazardous area is, the responsibilities for people working in the hazardous area and how you can affect the hazardous area. Course Content Historical Background of EEHA Statutory Requirements Explosion Triangle Sources or Release and their Interpretation in Terms of Hazardous Area Zonal Designations Understanding Minimum Ignition Energy, Auto Ignition Temperature Concepts, Hazardous Area Gas Groups, T Class. Summary of Different Methods of Explosion Protection Compliance Certificates and Label Markings - Basic Concepts How can you Effect on EEHA installation / Classification Questionnaire Minimum Number of Delegates Required 6 Times of Training to or to Special Requirements Venue Dates and Prices Please see information at the end of this section Notes to Client 1. The course can be delivered at site with a minimum of 6 delegates Pre-requisite Units of Competency ELECTRICAL Delivery Teaching aids, apparatus, presentation, videos, practical demonstrations and questionnaire National EEHA Units of Competency Offered Minimum Qualifications of Skills Development Specialist BE or Trade Qualification and Approved Assessment/Certification in Electrical Hazardous Areas Practices Presentation Skills Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment call visit 21

24 SCOPE OF DELIVERY FOR NATIONALLY RECOGNISED TRAINING COURSES UTE99 ELECTROTECHNOLOGY TRAINING PACKAGE PMA02 CHEMICAL, HYDROCARBONS AND OIL REFINING TRAINING PACKAGE Recognition Period 11/12/2002 to 31/12/2007 Registered By Department of Education and Training Registration Status Registered Training Organisation Service Provision Role Delivery and Assessment Services National Qualifications PMA Certificate I in Process Plant Operations PMA Certificate I in Process Support PMA Certificate II in Process Plant Operations PMA Certificate II in Process Support PMA Certificate III in Process Plant Operations PMA Certificate III in Process Support PMA Certificate IV in Process Plant Technology PMA Diploma of Process Plant Technology National Qualifications UTE60299 Advanced Diploma of Electrical Engineering UTE40799 Certificate IV in Electrotechnology Explosion-protection UTE50299 Diploma of Electrical Engineering Units of Competency Units of Competency for Standard: (MNC98) Black Coal (Superseded by MNC04) MNC G1090A. Establish and maintain the mine electrical reticulation and protection system 22 call visit

25 EEHA UNITS OF COMPETENCY Course Code Description UTENES010A UTENES012A UTENES107A Report on the integrity of explosion-protected equipment in hazardous areas Attend to breakdowns in hazardous areas Install explosion-protected equipment and wiring systems ELECTRICAL UTENES214A UTENES215A UTENES407A UTENES408A UTENES409A UTENES410A UTENES602BA UTENES603BA UTENES606BA UTENES609A UTENES610A UTENES706A UTENES707A MNC G1090A Maintain equipment in hazardous areas Overhaul and repair explosion-protected equipment Assess explosion-protected equipment for conformance with standards Test installations in hazardous areas Inspect visually existing hazardous area installations Inspect in detail hazardous area installations Develop commissioning programs for apparatus and circuits (electrical) Develop maintenance programs for apparatus and circuits (electrical) Coordinate and manage installation projects (electrical) Develop and manage maintenance programs for hazardous area electrical equipment Ensure the safety of hazardous areas Classify hazardous areas Design electrical installations in hazardous areas Establish and maintain the mine electrical reticulation and protection system call visit 23

26 EEHA UNITS OF COMPETENCY continued Working with Electrical Equipment for Hazardous Areas 24 call visit