Mining Supervisor Refresher Course (G1, G8, G9) - formerly S1, S2, S3
Online Self-Paced e-Learning Course 

This refresher course is designed to update and reinforce the skills and knowledge required to manage safety and operational activities in the mining industry. It supports current and aspiring leaders in effectively supervising teams, maintaining compliance with safety and legislative requirements, and conducting incident investigations. The course focuses on practical approaches to risk management, workplace communication, leadership, and the application of safe work practices within mining operations.

The program is widely recognised in the industry as G1, G8 and G9 training, previously referred to as S1, S2 and S3.

Course Duration: Up to 3 months

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Course Overview

This course has been designed for individuals who have completed this training previously and need to refresh their training in accordance with the Coal Mining Safety and Health Regulation 2017 (QLD).

Who needs this Mining Supervisor Training?

Personnel appointed to statutory positions in the mining industry must possess the necessary skills and knowledge to carry out their responsibilities effectively. The required competencies for statutory roles at coal mines, mineral mines, and quarries are determined by the Coal Mining Safety and Health Advisory Committee and the Mining Safety and Health Advisory Committee.

The units of competency included in this course are mandatory for the following statutory positions:

• Supervisors: Supervisors on mines employing more than 10 persons and where the position is identified in the management structure as one whose duties include allocation of tasks to others, and other supervisors where directed by an inspector of mines
• Site safety and health representatives: These competencies are to be obtained within three months of appointment

Mandatory Prerequisites

To enrol in this course, each participant must submit evidence of having obtained the following units of competency:

RIIRIS301E Apply Risk Management Processes or equivalent
• RIIWHS301E Conduct safety and Health Investigations or equivalent
• RIICOM301E Communicate Information or equivalent

Participants are expected to have experience in a supervisory role within the mining industry.

If you do not meet the prerequisite requirements for this course, please refer to our Mining Supervisor course for further information and enrolment details.

Course Outline

The key areas covered by this course include:

• Introduction to mining workplace safety and compliance
• Roles and responsibilities of supervisors
• Developing and maintaining a positive safety culture
• Overview of mining industry legislation and regulatory requirements
• Workplace consultation processes and teamwork practices
• Effective verbal and written communication in the workplace
• Risk management principles and legislative obligations
• Identifying workplace hazards and implementing control measures
• Legal requirements for responding to workplace incidents
• Incident investigation processes and methodologies
• Techniques for gathering and analysing workplace evidence
• Preparing investigation reports and presenting findings
• Workplace documentation, record keeping, and reporting requirements

Certification

Learners who are deemed competent will receive a Statement of Attainment which is recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework. This certification is nationally recognised. On successful completion, participants will be issued with a Statement of Attainment with the following units:

• RIIRIS301E – Apply Risk Management Processes
• RIIWHS301E – Conduct safety and Health Investigations
• RIICOM301E – Communicate Information

Course Requirements

This is an open entry course with no pre-requisite qualifications. To ensure you complete the course successfully, the following entry requirements apply:

Participants must:

• Be aged 18 years or over
• Have sound language and literacy skills (at least Year 10 English, or equivalent)
• Able to commit to the course duration and time commitment
• Learners must have access to a computer and the internet
• Must supply a Unique Student Identifier (USI)
• Have a valid email account and a telephone with a valid telephone number for learning and assessment communication, support session