MinEx health and safety workshops
In 2024, MinEx makes its seventh round of workshops in regional centres around New Zealand, each workshop gives an update to keep the extractives industry informed with health & safety issues and good practices. These workshops are packed with useful sessions for anyone in the mining and quarrying industry. The workshop will run from 8am to 4pm, with morning tea and lunch provided and costs $160+GST for AQA members and $170+GST for general registrants.
Each workshop has 8 hours of unrestricted CPD available and covers the following topics:
- Trends in safety performance
- Learnings from serious incidents
- WorkSafe inspectorate update
- High Reliability Organisations and what makes them different
- Safe Drilling & Blasting
- Decluttering/Simplifying H&S Systems
No certificates will be issued, instead the Eventbrite ticket and /or the invoice is sufficient as proof for CPD along with your key learnings.
To register for 2024:
Simply click on the relevant workshop date below. Once in Eventbrite click on the “Tickets” button to register. Payment by credit card only. Registrations close 3-4 business days prior. To download your tickets click on the “view tickets” button upon completion of your order.
Wed 14 Aug – Palmerston North Finished | |
Wed 5 Nov – Te Kuiti | |
Extractive Industry Training Advisory Group
MinEx works to support the provision of good quality training. It has established an Extractive Industry Training Advisory Group to ensure that training for mining, tunnelling and quarry operators fit the needs of the industry.
Any mine, tunnel or quarry has to be operated by someone with a Certificate of Competence (CoC). There are requirements to update CoCs and to take part in Continuing Professional Development, CPD. See our Certificates of Competency page for more information.
MinEx works with organisations including MITO, a division of Te Pūkenga, and Hanga-Aro-Rau (Workforce Development Council) who support vocational education for our sector.
Training is delivered by a range of providers in various locations around NZ and can be arranged through MITO, Tai Poutini, Mines Rescue and ACT Safety.
These organisations can arrange training for everything from entry level positions through to operations, supervision and management.