Introduction
An Incident Command and Control System (ICCS) is a management system designed to integrate and coordinate multiple agencies to work together effectively in an emergency.
ICCS is used by all NSW agencies who may be involved in a coal mine emergency response including the Police Force, Ambulance Service, Fire and Rescue and the Rural Fire Service.
This course will familiarise you with the ICCS management system and how it can be applied to your operations.
Who should attend?
Individuals who may be required to manage emergency situations in open cut or underground mines as part of their duties.
What you will learn
- How to establish an effective decision-making structure
- Resource and facility requirements
- Key members of the Incident Management Team (IMT)
- Establishing training requirements
- Legislated responsibilities of external agencies
- Recommendations of the Pike River Royal Commission
- Establishing an Emergency Management System (EMS) consistent with NSW State Emergency Management Plan (EMPLAN) objectives and reflects the ‘Prevention, Preparation, Response and Recovery’ philosophy
Credential issued
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be awarded a Statement of Attendance.
Course delivery
This course is delivered through classroom-based training, desktop scenarios and practical exercises.
Duration
Two days
Entry requirements
- There are no formal pre-requisites for this course, however Mines Rescue expects students to have experience working in a coal mine.
- Mines Rescue recommends you be aware of the policies and procedures of your workplace before starting the course.
Other information
What we include when training is at a Mines Rescue Station:
- Lunch
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Additional PPE specific to your training
What you need to bring:
Upcoming workshops
Please note: credit card payment is required at the time of enrolment. For alternative payment options, please contact the
Mines Rescue station directly.
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Students Under 18
Mines Rescue minimum age for enrolment is 15 years.
If you are between the ages of 15 and 18, we require your parent or guardian to sign your Student Enrolment Form. Please
contact a Mines Rescue Station directly to enquire or enrol into your course.
Visa Holders
Mines Rescue is not CRICOS (Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students) registered. If you are visiting Australia and hold a visa, please contact Mines Rescue directly prior to enrolling into any of our courses.
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Student handbook and recognition of prior learning
Please read the
Student Handbook for Terms and Conditions, including payment and refund policies.
If you believe you may already hold some of the knowledge and/or experience for this course, you may be eligible to apply for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Please read our
RPL/Credit Transfer Handbook or speak with
Mines Rescue prior to enrolment.
Mines Rescue is committed to handling any student complaints or appeals in a fair and timely manner. Please refer to our
Complaints and Assessment Appeals Policy for more information.
About Mines Rescue
Mines Rescue has nearly 100 years’ experience assisting the mining industry to manage risk and operate safely.
Mines Rescue is a Registered Training Organisation offering training programs that have been developed by mining and emergency response professionals with national qualifications.
Mines Rescue Pty Limited RTO ID 90508.
