RIISAM601E Establish and maintain plant, equipment and infrastructure maintenance systems
Target Audience
This is an Advanced Diploma unit of competency, designed to support Managers responsible for the plant, equipment and infrastructure maintenance system at their mine site.
Course Content
Performance Training's RIISAM601E Course provides you with the knowledge and skills required to help you establish and maintain plant, equipment and infrastructure maintenance system for your workplace. The course is delivered over six sessions:
- Session 1: Introduction
- Session 2: Management system fundamentals
- Session 3: Design and develop the management system
- Session 4: Establish the management system
- Session 5: Maintain the management system
- Session 6: Evidence portfolio review.
Delivery Options
Duration: 5 Days#
Commencement date: As Requested.
Location: 8 Ure Court, Buderim 4556, or at your workplace*.
Entry requirement: 2 years management experience in the Coal Mining Industry.
Class size: 1 - 6
Duration: 2 Days
Commencement date: As requested.
Location: 8 Ure Court, Buderim 4556, or at your workplace*.
Entry requirement: 2 years management experience in the Coal Mining Industry.
Class size: 1-6 Persons
This option is available to employees of companies that have an RTO service agreement in place with Performance Training Pty Ltd.
Duration: As per the agreed Training and Assessment Strategy (TAS).
Commencement date: As Requested.
Location: At your workplace*.
Entry requirement: Employer Authorisation to commence training.
Class size: Not Applicable
# Students are required to complete a pre-course workbook to help them prepare for the course and help the trainer contextualise the course to meet your needs.
* Cost excludes trainer/assessor incurred travel, accommodation, expenses and or venue hire and student catering. Credit card payments incur a 2.5% processing fee.
Interesting Fact: The Queensland Mines Inspectorate released a bulletin in 2016 relating to Fixed plant and mobile equipment fires on surface coal mines. It states the common causes for fires on fixed plant included delayed maintenance, e.g. a defective conveyor idler bearing was found but it was decided to continue operations and replace the idler on the planned maintenance day.
It also states that approximately 20% of reported dozer fires and 15% of truck fires occurred post a maintenance activity.
The Government of Western Australia Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Resources Safety released a Fixed Plant audit guide in 2016. This guide helps identify key things to look for when inspecting fixed plant. Mining operations are encouraged to use these self-assessment templates; @Mining self-assessments | Department of Energy, Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (commerce.wa.gov.au)" to review their practices and the arrangements in place to manage hazards in the workplace, secure the health and safety of workers and identify areas for improvement. These templates were built under the Mines Safety and Inspection Act 1994 and regulations and users will need to align their content against the relevant sections of the Work Health and Safety Act 2020 and Work Health and Safety Regulations 2022.
For more information
Contact our friendly administration team:
- Email: info@performancetraining.com.au
- Phone: (+61) 07 5445 2435.
