RIIRAI605DEstablish and maintain an underground mine mechanical plant management system

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92 assessable components: 5 elements (42 performance criteria), 30 performance evidence and 20 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 underground mine mechanical plant management system

  • 1.1Access, interpret and apply underground mine mechanical plant management system documentation and ensure the work activity is compliant
  • 1.2Obtain, read, interpret, clarify and confirm work requirements
  • 1.3Identify and address potential risks, hazards and environmental issues and implement control measures
  • 1.4Identify design/selection specifications and critical aspects of the underground mine mechanical plant management system from a comprehensive analysis of operating requirements
  • 1.5Identify systems options from an analysis of all relevant technical, operational and financial information
  • 1.6Select the preferred systems options on the basis of performance against specification requirements
  • 1.7Develop, in consultation, document and have approved policies and system procedures
  • 1.8Define, document and have approved, roles and responsibilities of all relevant personnel
  • 1.9Identify, source and provide the resources for the operation of the system

2 Identify, analyse and evaluate hazards and risks associated with the use of mechanical equipment in an underground coal mine

  • 2.1Identify, evaluate and clarify mine conditions which contribute to explosive atmospheres
  • 2.2Identify, evaluate and clarify conditions which contribute to flammable environments
  • 2.3Identify, evaluate and clarify hazards caused by disruption to the mine ventilation system
  • 2.4Identify, analyse and evaluate hazards and risks relating to mechanical plant

3 Identify, analyse and evaluate hazards and risk control options and measures

  • 3.1Identify, analyse and evaluate explosion protection control techniques for mechanical equipment
  • 3.2Identify, analyse and evaluate fire protection and prevention methods and systems on mechanical equipment
  • 3.3Identify, analyse and evaluate methods and systems to control engine pollutants from mechanical equipment
  • 3.4Identify, analyse and evaluate methods and systems to control hazardous substances initiated from or used by mechanical equipment
  • 3.5Develop systems to maintain the integrity of safety critical functions of mechanical equipment
  • 3.6Develop systems to control hazards for energy dissipation and isolation systems on mechanical equipment
  • 3.7Develop systems to control hazards in lifting and towing systems for mechanical equipment
  • 3.8Develop systems to protect people in their interrelationship with mechanical equipment in the underground environment
  • 3.9Develop systems to prevent failure of winding and personnel transport equipment
  • 3.10Evaluate the uses of mine monitoring and information systems to control hazards and risks on mechanical equipment

4 Establish the mine mechanical plant management system

  • 4.1Establish mechanical plant objectives, systems, descriptions and responsibilities and incorporate into the mechanical plant management system
  • 4.2Consult with relevant stakeholders in the development of the mechanical plant management system
  • 4.3Design mechanical plant management systems to satisfy the operational systems and conditions of the mine
  • 4.4Incorporate maintenance and inspections systems to ensure the equipment is safe to operate
  • 4.5Incorporate systems to monitor and test the performance of safety critical functions on mechanical plant and equipment
  • 4.6Incorporate systems to control noise, dust, other emissions and other hazardous substances
  • 4.7Incorporate systems to develop safe work procedures
  • 4.8Incorporate systems for the management of mechanical contractors
  • 4.9Develop and establish mechanical engineering standards
  • 4.10Develop and establish mechanical equipment information recording and reporting procedures, including defect reporting and rectification
  • 4.11Establish a program, including systems and procedures, to satisfy mechanical equipment training requirements
  • 4.12Incorporate audit and review requirements and update procedures into the mine mechanical plant management system.

5 Audit and review the mechanical plant management system

  • 5.1Audit mine mechanical engineering standards for compliance with statutory and mine site requirements
  • 5.2Audit mine mechanical equipment monitoring systems operations for compliance with statutory and mine site requirements
  • 5.3Audit the maintenance program and procedures for compliance with the Mechanical Plant Management System and statutory requirements
  • 5.4Audit recording and reporting systems for compliance with the Mechanical Plant Management System
  • 5.5Audit mechanical plant management training program for currency, relevance and compliance with the requirements of the Mechanical Plant Management System
  • 5.6Establish procedures for non-compliances revealed by audit and modify the management plan where appropriate
  • 5.7Review the Mechanical Plant Management System

Performance evidence

  • locates and applies relevant legislation, documentation, policies and procedures
  • implements procedures and techniques for the safe, effective and efficient completion of establishing and maintenance of an underground mine mechanical plant management system including:
  • accessing, interpreting and applying procedures for;
  • managing technical information
  • managing site/legislative requirements
  • establishing recording and reporting systems
  • conducting briefings and handover details
  • applying the principles of mine design
  • hazard identification and risk management
  • work planning and coordination
  • training needs analysis
  • using manufacturers’ instructions
  • using effective communication
  • works effectively with others to establish and maintain an underground mine mechanical plant management system including:
  • managing people and processes
  • resolving conflict
  • coordinating human, financial and physical resources
  • developing, initiating and administering work plans
  • interpreting and applying operational performance data
  • engaging internal and external stakeholders
  • demonstrates completion of the establishment and maintenance of an underground mine mechanical plant management system that safely, effectively and efficiently meets all of the required outcomes on more than one (1) occasion including:
  • identifying the relevant information and scope of the work
  • identifying the full range of specification requirements
  • identifying all aspects of the underground mine mechanical plant
  • identification and selection of viable options for the establishing and maintenance of an underground mine mechanical plant management system that best meet the required outcomes through:
  • identifying all aspects of flammable environment
  • identifying options to prevent failure of winding and personnel transport equipment
  • identifying options to control hazards and risks relating to mine mechanical plant and equipment, including explosion protection, fire protection and prevention, lifting and towing systems, hazardous substances and the interrelationship between people and mechanical equipment
  • selecting the preferred management system options
  • establishing the audit and review system

Knowledge evidence

  • legislative, organisation and site requirements and procedures for;
  • risk management
  • managing mechanical plant and equipment
  • organisational change and development
  • project management
  • emergency response and disaster planning
  • audit review
  • operating mechanical plant and equipment
  • mine design relating to mine plant, services and infrastructure
  • energy sources, including protection and reticulation systems for electrical, hydraulic, compressed air, diesel
  • data from monitoring systems and equipment
  • mechanical engineering standards
  • safety critical functions of mechanical equipment
  • mine design relating to mechanical plant and equipment
  • options to prevent failure of winding and personnel transport equipment
  • specification for mine plant and equipment
  • control hazards and risks relating to mine mechanical plant and equipment, including explosion protection, fire protection and prevention, lifting and towing systems, hazardous substances and the interrelationship between people and mechanical equipment
  • mine fires; the types, sources of ignition and possible impacts on plant and equipment
  • computer based systems relating to the monitoring, and operation of mine mechanical plant and equipment
  • firefighting systems

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