Harold Downes, Partner, Workplace Relations, Employment and Safety. Mills Oakley
Harold Downes – Partner
Kara Reynolds – Senior Associate, Herbert Smith Freehills
ABSTRACT
How to Share Opportunities Together when crossing the border between ‘onsite activities’ and ‘offsite activities’ to achieve a better safety outcome. How to consult, cooperate and coordinate effectively for a better safety outcome through the use of contractors who work under both the CMSH Act and WHS act, such as plant repair workshops located in Mackay or plant designers located in Europe.
Matthew Downing
Anglo American Dawson Mine
Kate du Preez, Commissioner, Office of the Commissioner for Mine Safety and Health
Kate Du Preez
Commissioner for Resources Safety and Health
Dr Mark Dunn & Luke Dyer
CSIRO & Quantum Consulting and Engineering Group
Kanae Dyas
Anglo American
Kanae Dyas
Anglo American
Kanae Dyas & Cameron Carr
Anglo American
This Workshop will be coordinated by Jim Munro, Chief Executive Officer, Resources Training Council (RTC)
Nationally recognised, competency-based training was introduced into Australia in the 1990s. The aim of Training Packages and national qualifications was to ensure Australian industries could:
- Identify the minimum skills and knowledge required by workers
- Issue qualifications to workers
- Identify career paths for workers
- Ensure transferability of skills
After 30 years, have we achieved these goals?
The outcomes of recent reviews would suggest a lack of consultation with relevant industry stakeholders has resulted in Training Packages and qualifications that are in fact, not fit for purpose.
Fit for Purpose Outcomes
Through this Workshop, RTC will introduce you to 10235NAT Course in Field-based Training and Assessment and demonstrate how this “fit for purpose” program should be reflected in all training
delivered to our industry internally or externally.