Workplace assessments

A workplace assessment should be conducted and reviewed regularly to identify any hazards in the workplace. This is so that control measures can be implemented to eliminate or minimise potential risks. Risk management can help you to respond to change and improve your business by preventing injuries and illness in the workplace, as well as improving the health and wellbeing of your workers and increasing productivity.

Hazards

A hazard is something in the workplace that can cause harm to people. Common types of workplace hazards include:

Workers

Workers have health and safety obligations and play an important role in helping to keep a workplace healthy and safe.

A worker is any person who carries out work for a business, which can include:

Underground supervisor's certificate: Templates

Supporting documentation and templates

  • Statement of experience: Underground supervisor (with qualifications) – two years employment on an underground mine site: Template
  • Statement of experience: Underground supervisor (without qualifications) – five years employment on an underground mine site: Template
  • Statement of experience: Underground supervisor – 84 shifts working in mine ventilation, mine planning or mine emergency management at an underground non-coal mine: Template
  • Statement of experience: Underground supervisor – 42 shifts installing ground sup

Restricted quarry manager’s (non-explosives) certificate: Templates

Supporting documentation and templates

  • Statement of experience: Restricted quarry manager (non-explosives) – 2 years employment on a mine site: Template
  • Statement of experience: Restricted quarry manager (non-explosives) – 84 shifts employment in mine ventilation, mine planning or mine emergency management: Template
  • Statement of experience: Restricted quarry manager (non-explosives) – 42 shifts experience in mine transport and services: Template
  • Restricted quarry manager (non-explosives) – examples of suitable roles against relevant activity: Guide

Restricted quarry manager’s certificate: Templates

Supporting documentation and templates

  • Statement of experience: Restricted quarry manager – 2 years employment on a quarry: Template
  • Statement of experience: Restricted quarry manager – 84 shifts employment in managing ground stability, mine planning or mine emergency management: Template
  • Statement of experience: RQM – 42 shifts drilling and use of explosives: Template
  • Statement of experience: RQM – 42 shifts employment in mine transport and services in relation to quarry operations: Template
  • Restricted quarry manager – examples of suitable roles

Quarry manager’s certificate: Templates

Supporting documentation and templates

  • Statement of experience: Quarry manager – Two years employment on a mine where quarry operations are carried out: Template
  • Statement of experience: Quarry manager – 84 shifts working in managing ground stability, mine planning or mine emergency management in relation to quarry operations: Template
  • Statement of experience: Quarry manager – 42 shifts experience in drilling and use of explosives in relation to quarry operations: Template
  • Statement of experience: Quarry manager – 42 shifts experience in mine transport a

First class mine manager’s certificate for non-coal mines: Templates

Supporting documentation and templates

  • Statement of experience: FCMM – 5 years employment on a mine site
  • Statement of experience: FCMM – 84 shifts employment in mine ventilation, mine planning or mine emergency management
  • Statement of experience: FCMM – 42 shifts managing ground stability
  • Statement of experience: FCMM – 42 shifts in production activities in stopes and development faces
  • Statement of experience: FCMM – 42 shifts in the use of explosives
  • Statement of experience: FCMM – 42 shifts in mine transpor
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