Every person who sets foot on a mine site in Australia must understand the specific hazards of that environment. This course develops the workplace health and safety knowledge that every entry-level resources worker needs before day one on site. Across 3 modules you will learn mining-specific hazards, WHS legislation that applies to mining, the site induction process, safety management plans, emergency response procedures specific to remote sites, and how surface operations work from pit to processing. Earn your CertSmart certificate and arrive at your first site induction with genuine understanding — not just a blank stare. HOW IT WORKS 🕒 3 Modules × 3 Lessons · Each lesson approx. 20 minutes · ~3 hours total 📝 Short multiple choice quiz at the end of each module — 70% pass mark required 🌐 100% online and self-paced — learn whenever, wherever 📄 Downloadable course workbook included (PDF) 🏅 Certificate of Achievement + verified digital badge issued on completion 📋 End of Course Assessment — PPT summary + 5 short answer Final Course Exam WHAT YOU'LL GET FROM THIS COURSE ✅ Understanding of mining-specific WHS legislation and state safety regulatory frameworks ✅ Knowledge of site hazards — mobile plant, ground instability, dust, noise, and isolation ✅ Awareness of site induction processes and how to engage professionally with safety systems ✅ Introduction to surface operations — open cut mining, haulage, and processing roles PLEASE NOTE: All CertSmart courses are developed by industry professionals and educators in accordance with Australia's National Microcredential Framework.
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