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Schedule 26 appointment FAQs

This page contains frequently asked questions relating to S chedule 26 appointment FAQs What does “in writing” mean when accepting an appointment to a statutory position? The written record accepting appointment to a statutory position may include an email, a signed document such as a job...

Frequently asked questions

15 Nov 2022

Key statutory positions FAQs

This page contains frequently asked questions relating to key statutory positions. Which statutory positions require notification of appointment? Notification of appointment to the WorkSafe Commissioner is only required for two of the five key statutory positions – site senior executive and...

Statutory positions

15 Nov 2022

Authorised mine surveyor’s certificate (grade 2)

A person is eligible for an Authorised Mine Surveyor’s Grade 2 certificate if they can demonstrate evidence of: Experience preparing surveys in relation to quarry operations at a mine under the supervision of an authorised mine surveyor’s grades 1 or 2 certificate holder for a minimum of 2 years...

Statutory certificates

15 Nov 2022

Authorised mine surveyor’s certificate (grade 1)

A person is eligible for an Authorised Mine Surveyor’s Grade 1 certificate if they can demonstrate evidence of: Experience preparing surveys in relation to underground operations at a mine under the supervision of an authorised mine surveyor’s certificate (grade 1) holder for a minimum of 2 years...

Statutory certificates

15 Nov 2022

Restricted quarry manager’s certificate

A person is eligible for a restricted quarry manager’s (RQM) certificate if they can demonstrate evidence of: Working on a mine where quarry operations are carried out minimum of 2 years Complete the Statement of experience: RQM – 2 years employment on a quarry template Working in managing ground...

Statutory certificates

15 Nov 2022

Quarry manager’s certificate

A person is eligible for a quarry manager’s (QM) certificate if they can demonstrate evidence of: Working on a mine where quarry operations are carried out minimum of 2 years Complete the Statement of experience: QM – 2 years employment on a quarry template Working in managing ground stability,...

Statutory certificates

15 Nov 2022

Deputy’s certificate for underground coal mines

A person who holds a relevant qualification (see below) is eligible for a deputy’s certificate for underground coal mines if the person: reaches 23 years of age; and passes an applicable legislation examination for a deputy’s certificate for underground coal mines, and works at an underground coal...

Statutory certificates

15 Nov 2022

Underground supervisor's certificate

A person is eligible for an underground supervisor (UGS) certificate if they can demonstrate the criteria below. Underground supervisor’s certificates with qualifications A person who holds a relevant qualification is eligible for an underground supervisor's certificate if the person demonstrates...

Statutory certificates

15 Nov 2022

First class mine manager’s certificate for coal mines

A person is eligible for a first class mine manager’s certificate for coal mines if the person: reaches 25 years of age; and holds a degree in mining engineering from an Australian university, or a qualification approved by MCAC to be equivalent; and successfully completes an approved WHS risk...

Statutory certificates

15 Nov 2022

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

A person is eligible for a first class mine manager’s (FCMM) certificate for non-coal mines if they can demonstrate evidence of: Working on a mine site for a minimum of 5 years Complete the Statement of experience: FCMM – 5 years employment on a mine site template The experience must include a...

Statutory certificates

15 Nov 2022

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