RIIMCU605E — Establish and maintain inrush management systems
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What an assessment for RIIMCU605E must cover
72 assessable components: 6 elements (35 performance criteria), 20 performance evidence and 14 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Plan and prepare to establish and maintain inrush management system
- 1.1Access, interpret and apply inrush management documentation
- 1.2Identify the potential sources and effects of inrush
- 1.3Analyse and evaluate mine site historical information for indications of inrush potential
- 1.4Identify, analyse and evaluate geological and physical conditions that contribute to inrush potential
- 1.5Identify, analyse and evaluate inrush hazards and risks
- 1.6Identify, analyse and evaluate the effects of inrush on mine operations and personnel
2 Identify, analyse and evaluate potential inrush controls
- 2.1Identify, analyse and evaluate potential inrush controls
- 2.2Identify, analyse and evaluate inrush controls to address matters identified from the review of historical information
- 2.3Identify, analyse and evaluate inrush controls to address geological and physical conditions
- 2.4Identify, analyse, evaluate and confirm the validity of mine plans and associated records
- 2.5Identify, analyse and evaluate the methods, purposes and capabilities of mine monitoring systems
3 Design and develop inrush management system
- 3.1Design and develop inrush controls for addressing inrush hazards according to site requirements
- 3.2Determine personnel safety measures and techniques and incorporate into inrush management system according to site requirements
- 3.3Design and/or incorporate services and infrastructure protection measures into inrush management system according to site requirements
- 3.4Design and develop mine monitoring requirements relating to inrush according to site requirements
- 3.5Integrate system elements and complete the inrush management system design
4 Establish inrush management system
- 4.1Develop and establish inrush hazard identification, analysis and reporting procedures according to site requirements
- 4.2Establish actions and procedures required in response to inrush indicators according to site requirements
- 4.3Develop permit-to-mine procedures according to site requirements
- 4.4Establish personnel safety measures and techniques according to site requirements
- 4.5Establish services and infrastructure protection measures for minimising inrush damage according to site requirements
- 4.6Establish the monitoring, recording and reporting procedures according to site requirements
- 4.7Establish emergency response and evacuation plans according to site requirements
- 4.8Establish training requirements for inrush management plan
5 Plan and prepare to implement inrush management system
- 5.1Access, interpret and clarify inrush management plan
- 5.2Identify, clarify and communicate to all personnel roles and responsibilities according to inrush management plan
- 5.3Identify, forecast, obtain and allocate/schedule resources required for implementation of inrush management plan
- 5.4Review inrush management plan implementation procedures, and implement changes as required
6 Audit and review inrush management system
- 6.1Audit the inrush management system according to site requirements
- 6.2Audit mine monitoring systems according to site requirements
- 6.3Audit inrush hazard identification, monitoring and response procedures according to site requirements
- 6.4Audit recording plans and procedures according to site requirements
- 6.5Audit inrush training plan according to inrush management system requirements
- 6.6Identify and respond to instances of non-compliance or other discrepancies/deficiencies revealed by audit
- 6.7Maintain records, reports and policy documentation according to site requirements
Performance evidence
- establish and maintain the inrush management system on at least two occasions, including:
- identifying viable options and the selection of inrush management techniques that best meet required outcomes
- developing and establishing inrush hazard identification, analysis and reporting procedures
- establishing inrush training requirements
- conducting enquiries and investigations and preparing reports
- During the above, the candidate must:
- locate and apply relevant legislation, documentation, policies and procedures and confirm work activity is compliant
- implement procedures and techniques for establishing and maintaining inrush management systems, including:
- assessing risks and consequences of inrush
- operating hand held monitoring equipment
- accessing and evaluating data from monitoring equipment
- performing inrush planning mathematical calculations
- interpreting and applying mathematical and scientific theorems/laws related to inrush
- accessing and applying design criteria for inrush management systems
- interpreting computer spreadsheets and inrush modelling/simulations
- accessing and analysing archival and historical water storage and inrush information related to the mine
- work effectively with others to establish and maintain inrush management systems, including:
- communicating clearly and concisely with others to receive and clarify work instructions, and convey work progress
- identifying the relevant information and scope of the work necessary to meet required outcomes
- developing procedures appropriate to mine operations for prevention of inrush
Knowledge evidence
- key legislation required to establish and maintain inrush management systems
- key procedures and documentation required to establish and maintain inrush management systems
- inrush management systems principles and components, including techniques for:
- identifying and evaluating systems of work
- identifying and assessing factors affecting stability of mining structures
- analysing and evaluating mine site historical information
- mine mapping of inrush zones, related geology and features
- identifying and evaluating the impact of differing geological features and conditions on inrush zones
- interpreting and applying mathematical and scientific theorems, laws and calculations relating to inrush
- establishing personnel safety measures
- identifying and evaluating use of monitoring systems and techniques
- audit and review
- principles, processes and techniques for emergency response, evacuation and disaster planning
- techniques for leading and coordinating work activities with others
Foundation skills
- Oral communication: Conveys information and requirements clearly and listens actively
- Reading: Identifies and interprets relevant information from workplace procedures, documentation and legislation
- Writing: Prepares specific information that complies with a range of requirements, using sector-specific vocabulary, grammatical structures and conventions
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