Mining Skills Australia’s Fire and Rescue Department, headed by Paul Mullens and Paul Omanski and our own Virtual Reality superstar Ben Rayment, went to Tamworth to participate at the Australasian Road Rescue Organisation’s 2022 event.
Whilst there they had the opportunity to showcase some Fire and Emergency Rescue competencies with Virtual Reality simulating real-time scenarios making it an immersive training experience.
Mining Skills Australia is excited to partner with Paul Mullens and Paul Omanski who are experienced Queensland Fire Fighters with training accreditation to bring forward the vision of assisting Fire and Rescue teams on site and beyond.
When he isn’t in our Brisbane HQ, Mining Skills Australia‘s Director, Andy Holder is traveling to mine site’s across the globe, enhancing proficiency training and programs.
Currently, Andy Holder is in Kazakhstan, working with KAZ Minerals, at the Aktogay Mine, before heading to Mongolia later this month.
He has spent 5 days with Technical Training Manager, Gary P. Shortland, creating pre and post application refresher training programs with measurable outcomes. These programs will be across the KAZ Minerals Hitachi EX5600 and EX3600 Electric Hydraulic Shovel Fleet.
This visit is prior to Mining Skills Australia Shovel Applications Specialist Andrew Payne, attending the site for 2 months, later this month.
Premier and Minister for the Olympics, The Honourable Annastacia Palaszczuk and Treasurer and Minister for Trade and Investment, The Honourable Cameron Dick have announced the finalists for the Premier of Queensland’s Export Awards 2022, with Mining Skills Australia being one of them.
This category is for outstanding export achievement by an enterprise in any industry sector which has been exporting goods or services for three years or less.
After nearly 18 months post application and 2 years worth of developing the application, resources and RTO structure, it is with great excitement that Mining Skills Australia can share that we are officially an RTO (Registered Training Organisation).
What a fantastic result, driven by a team and Director’s, Graeme Bradshaw and Andy Holder, with a passion for compliance, proficiency and making education and learning available for everyone.
This now means that not only can we produce professional products and services backed by the National Training Standards, Mining Skills Australia can now produce certification for you and your organisation, supporting your learning and training needs.
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Currently, Andy Holder is in Kazakhstan, working with KAZ Minerals, at the Aktogay Mine, before heading to Mongolia later this month.
He has spent 5 days with Technical Training Manager, Gary P. Shortland, creating pre and post application refresher training programs with measurable outcomes. These programs will be across the KAZ Minerals Hitachi EX5600 and EX3600 Electric Hydraulic Shovel Fleet.
This visit is prior to Mining Skills Australia Shovel Applications Specialist Andrew Payne, attending the site for 2 months, later this month.