The Resources Training Council has postponed its upcoming 5th Conference & Exhibition, scheduled for 25-26 May 2020, in accordance with Government mandated restrictions announced today involving the COVID-19 Corona Virus.
We are very disappointed that we find ourselves in this situation and regret the inconvenience that has been caused by the extraordinary circumstances confronting everybody world-wide. We will be monitoring this pandemic carefully to determine the safest time to reschedule the conference, potentially later in the year.
Resources Training Council (RTC) is proud to be exhibiting and presenting at the 2019 Queensland Mining Industry Health & Safety Conference to be held at Star Casino and Hotel Sunday 18th to Wednesday 23 rd August.
RTC CEO, Heather Munro, said “We are honoured to be invited to present the safety training workshop again this year. The provision of information, instruction, training and supervision is an essential component of any risk management strategy. A robust training and assessment program is fundamental to the safety of not only those conducting tasks, but also other workers and people who may be affected by their work.”
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With over 10 years of experience working in Safety &Training within the Resources Industry, Russell brings a wealth of talent and passion for quality training to the Executive Committee.
Russell has been an active contributor to RTCs Industry Network meeting during his current role with Sojitz and previous roles with Thiess Lake Vermont .
The CEO & other Excutive members welcome Russell to the team and look forward to his continuing contribution to the Council.
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The Executive of the Resources Training Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Heather Munro as its new Chief Executive Officer. Heather has served on the Executive Committee since the Council’s inception in 2011, and as President since 2015.
Heather was most recently VP – Customer Success with Tutis Operations, supplier to the resources industry.
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Following the release of TAE40116 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, it was identified that the qualification and / or competencies were not fit for purpose for the majority of workplace trainers and assessors in the resources sector.
After extensive research and negotiations, RTC has licenced the accredited Course in Field-based Training and Assessment (10235NAT) from Training Services Australia. This Course provides workplace trainers and assessors with the necessary skills and knowledge to perform effectively in these roles.
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Anybody in training world (unless you are hiding under a rock) will be aware of the TAE 40116Certificate IV in Training and Assessment debacle.
From the limited number of RTOs registered to deliver the course, through to the great RTO’s that have been “knocked back”and have decided to walk away from this qualification, the training world has been tipped on its head
I won’t dwell on the inconsistency of the registration process that appears to focus on volume of learning whilst approving RTOs that will be delivering entirely online – how do they guarantee volume of learning requirements?
5th Conference & Exhibition – Postponed
/in Frontpage Article, News /by Fiona MunroThe Resources Training Council has postponed its upcoming 5th Conference & Exhibition, scheduled for 25-26 May 2020, in accordance with Government mandated restrictions announced today involving the COVID-19 Corona Virus.
We are very disappointed that we find ourselves in this situation and regret the inconvenience that has been caused by the extraordinary circumstances confronting everybody world-wide. We will be monitoring this pandemic carefully to determine the safest time to reschedule the conference, potentially later in the year.
2019 Queensland Mining Industry Health & Safety Conference
/in Frontpage Article, News /by dustin.ross@tutis.com.auResources Training Council (RTC) is proud to be exhibiting and presenting at the 2019 Queensland Mining Industry Health & Safety Conference to be held at Star Casino and Hotel Sunday 18th to Wednesday 23 rd August.
RTC CEO, Heather Munro, said “We are honoured to be invited to present the safety training workshop again this year. The provision of information, instruction, training and supervision is an essential component of any risk management strategy. A robust training and assessment program is fundamental to the safety of not only those conducting tasks, but also other workers and people who may be affected by their work.”
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Russell Moon – Sojitz Coal has joined the Executive Committee of RTC
/in Frontpage Article, News /by dustin.ross@tutis.com.auWith over 10 years of experience working in Safety &Training within the Resources Industry, Russell brings a wealth of talent and passion for quality training to the Executive Committee.
Russell has been an active contributor to RTCs Industry Network meeting during his current role with Sojitz and previous roles with Thiess Lake Vermont .
The CEO & other Excutive members welcome Russell to the team and look forward to his continuing contribution to the Council.
Read more
New CEO Appointed
/in Frontpage Article, News /by dustin.ross@tutis.com.auThe Executive of the Resources Training Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Heather Munro as its new Chief Executive Officer. Heather has served on the Executive Committee since the Council’s inception in 2011, and as President since 2015.
Heather was most recently VP – Customer Success with Tutis Operations, supplier to the resources industry.
Read more
Course in Field-Based Training and Assessment (10235NAT)
/in Frontpage Article, News /by dustin.ross@tutis.com.auFollowing the release of TAE40116 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, it was identified that the qualification and / or competencies were not fit for purpose for the majority of workplace trainers and assessors in the resources sector.
After extensive research and negotiations, RTC has licenced the accredited Course in Field-based Training and Assessment (10235NAT) from Training Services Australia. This Course provides workplace trainers and assessors with the necessary skills and knowledge to perform effectively in these roles.
Read more
The TAE debacle – A Resources Sector View
/in Frontpage Article, News /by dustin.ross@tutis.com.auAnybody in training world (unless you are hiding under a rock) will be aware of the TAE 40116Certificate IV in Training and Assessment debacle.
From the limited number of RTOs registered to deliver the course, through to the great RTO’s that have been “knocked back”and have decided to walk away from this qualification, the training world has been tipped on its head
I won’t dwell on the inconsistency of the registration process that appears to focus on volume of learning whilst approving RTOs that will be delivering entirely online – how do they guarantee volume of learning requirements?
Read more