This Unit includes planning and preparing for storage, handling and transport of explosives, accessing and managing explosives storage, preparing to transport explosives and transporting explosives.

To obtain a Statement of Attainment, trainees must successfully complete all three components in this course:

1. Theory 
2. Operational Engagement & Experience evidence submission 
3. Onsite Observational Assessment Conducted by BMI Trainers and/or Site Appointed personnel to evaluate practical application skills.

Delivery Methods for Theory Component

• Classroom – 1 day
  – Private Group
  – Public Program [Refer to Training Schedule for course dates]

• Online training is available for all units of competency.  This self-paced training is web based and may be completed over an extended period.  Only available for Sites who have partnered with BMI to support and mentor trainee(s).

Reference material will be provided with your course.

Entry Requirements

• Minimum age of 18
• Possession of a Dangerous Goods Security Card or equivalent (TAS Trainees require WST Letter of Approval)
• Ability to provide evidence of participation in shotfiring teams and blasts
• Basic understanding of mining operations and explosives obtained through a site induction
• Proficiency in English (speaking, reading, and comprehension)
• Fundamental mathematical knowledge including basic area, volume calculations, percentages, and equation transposition
• Basic computer literacy.

Equipment Requirements

• Computer or iPad with a camera and an internet connection.
• Mobile phone (IOS or Android) running the SiteDocs APP.
• Email Address
• USI for Australian Residents
• Access to a Category 2 Vehicle and a Magazine to conduct Audits 

[NOTE: Entry into this course does not guarantee employment]